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Carnivore Diet Supplements, News, Recipes, and More.

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Wendell, NC

Who We Are

Hey there, carnivore aficionado! Welcome to the meaty world of carniMOR, where your carnivorous cravings meet health-conscious choices.

Comments

Ever wondered what happens when you drop us a line? Well, when you leave a comment on our sizzling content, we snag the data you put in that comment form. We’re talking about the words you type, your IP address (no, we’re not stalking you), and your browser’s agent string. Why, you ask? It’s all about keeping the spam at bay.

By the way, if you use a Gravatar (that fancy profile picture thingy), we might use a cool anonymized string (a.k.a. hash) from your email to check if you’re using it. Check out Gravatar’s secret sauce [here]. And after we approve your comment, your profile picture will be out there for the world to see, right next to your witty remarks.

Media

If you decide to share some snaps with us, be cautious with those pictures that have sneaky location data (EXIF GPS). Other visitors can actually nab that info from your images! We wouldn’t want anyone to follow you home for dinner, now, would we?

Cookies

Who doesn’t love cookies, right? If you’re a commenter extraordinaire, you can opt-in to store your name, email address, and website in cookies. These little guys are here to make your life easier. You won’t have to type in your info every time you want to join the conversation. These cookie buddies stick around for a year.

And if you ever swing by our login page, we’ll give you a temporary cookie to see if you’re up for cookie acceptance. Don’t worry; it’s not spying on you. It’s a forgetful cookie—it’ll disappear when you close your browser.

Now, when you decide to grace us with your presence by logging in, we’re going all out with several cookies to remember your login info and screen display preferences. Login cookies last for two days, while screen options cookies are in it for the long haul, a whole year! And if you’re the “Remember Me” type, we’ll make sure you’re still logged in for two sweet weeks. But if you decide to ghost us and log out, those login cookies will vanish.

And here’s a secret: If you’re an article editing wizard, we’ll toss in an extra cookie. It’s just a little reminder of the article you edited, and it’ll disappear after one day.

Embedded Content from Other Websites

We occasionally spice up our content with a dash of flair from other websites. These could be videos, images, or articles from the web. When we do this, it’s like you’re visiting those websites yourself. They might collect some data, use cookies, or sneak in a third-party tracker to see how you’re interacting with their content. But don’t worry, they’re just trying to get to know you better (in a non-creepy way).

Who We Share Your Data With

If you ever need a password reset, your IP address will tag along in the reset email. Just a little heads-up for you.

How Long We Retain Your Data

Once you leave a comment, we keep it forever! It’s like a keepsake from our lovely chat. This way, we can spot your follow-up comments and let them join the party automatically, no moderation required.

And if you’re one of our esteemed registered users, we’ll keep your personal info safe and sound in your user profile. You can view, tweak, or delete your info anytime you want (well, almost anytime—your username is off-limits). Our watchful website wizards can also peek at your info and make updates when necessary.

What Rights You Have Over Your Data

You’re the boss! If you’re an account holder or a prolific commenter, you can request a neat export of all the personal data we have about you. Feel free to ask us to erase any personal data we have, too. Just remember, this doesn’t cover data we’re legally obligated to keep for boring stuff like administration, legal, or security purposes.

Where Your Data is Sent

Our virtual bouncer might check your comments using an automated spam detection service. No human judgment, just some high-tech spam policing.