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Fukon

Privacy

Fukon and this website are made by Augusto Amoroso, who takes no data from you, neither through the website nor through the program. For any question: fukon@milkmail.it.

No data is collected

Fukon has no telemetry, no account, no advertising and no statistics of use, and sends nothing about you or your photos. Your photos, edits (.dop and .xmp files next to the photos), catalogues, settings and the program’s log stay on your computer.

The update check

Only when you ask (menu ≡ > Check for updates) or if you turned it on at start, Fukon reads one small file from this website with the number of the latest version. The request carries only the version of Fukon; nothing about you is sent or kept.

Problem reports

“Report a problem” only prepares a text (version, Windows, processor, memory, graphics card, the last lines of the log, without your Windows user name and your folders). Nothing is sent by the program: if you want, you send it yourself by e-mail to fukon@milkmail.it. What you write is used only to answer you and to fix the problem, shared with nobody, and deleted on request at the same address.

This website and its cookie

The website uses one technical cookie only, PHPSESSID, which it needs to work and which goes away when you close the browser. There are no other cookies and no tracking, measuring, statistics or advertising tools, and nothing is loaded from other sites (fonts, scripts, videos). So that the notice about the cookie does not come back at every page, your browser remembers that you closed it (in its local storage, not in a cookie).

Like every web server, the hosting keeps technical access logs (address, page, time) for its own operation; they are not used to know who you are.

Donations

Donations go through PayPal, under PayPal’s own privacy rules. The author sees only what PayPal shows with a payment (name, e-mail address, amount) and uses it for nothing else.

Who is responsible

Augusto Amoroso, the author of Fukon and of this website: fukon@milkmail.it.

Last updated: 11 November 2026.

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