YOUR VOICE. YOUR PRIVACY.
A small petition.
A clear privacy policy.
Policy version: November 13, 2026. This independent initiative is operated by Free Jensen Huang.
What we collect
When you sign, we collect your display name or alias, the submission time, the petition and consent versions, a random receipt ID and a moderation status. We do not ask for an email, legal name, address or social account. Your name is private and is not published in a signature wall.
To limit automated submissions, the server briefly processes your network address and makes a keyed hash with a daily date. Private rate-limit files store this daily pseudonym and request IDs for rate limiting. It does not store your raw IP address. A keyed hash of your submitted name and petition version is retained with the request ID to handle retries safely.
Why we use it
We use this data to record your support, review abuse, avoid counting repeated requests, calculate the approved signature count, and honor deletion requests. Consent to this policy and the community guidelines is required to submit. There is no marketing consent or mailing list.
What is public
Only the aggregate count of approved signatures is public. We may communicate aggregate support to NVIDIA’s board. We do not publish or send individual names to the board under this version of the petition.
Storage, service providers and retention
Signatures and retry records are stored in a private CSV spreadsheet in the operator’s Vercel Blob storage. Only the server and authorized campaign administrators can access it. Records are removed after 365 days by daily cleanup and during new submissions; scheduled deletion may take up to another 24 hours. Separate rate-limit files expire automatically after two days, with deletion up to 24 hours later.
Vercel BotID processes browser and network signals to check for automated submissions. See Vercel’s privacy policy (external). The hosting provider also processes requests and may retain its own access and security logs under its policies. Hosting access and security logs follow Vercel’s retention policies. Any spreadsheet copies downloaded by campaign administrators must follow the same retention and deletion rules.
On your device
After a successful submission, we store a small local-storage flag to remind this browser that it has already signed. It contains no name or receipt and is not identity verification. Clearing browser storage removes it. The site has no advertising pixels or marketing cookies. An optional metrics preference is stored locally only if you choose it.
Optional page metrics
If the operator activates Vercel Web Analytics, it loads only after you explicitly allow page metrics here. The adapter records only page views for the public campaign pages and strips query strings and fragments. It sends no form names, receipts or signature events. Vercel may process the page path, referrer, browser/device information and approximate location for aggregate reports, using a short-lived request hash. See Vercel’s analytics privacy information (external) for provider processing and retention. You can disable metrics below; reloading stops any already loaded script.
Optional page metrics are currently disabled for this campaign.
Optional sharing and sponsorship
Supporter cards are created on your device. Downloading a card does not upload your name or verify a signature. Share buttons open X only when clicked. Optional support links open GitHub Sponsors or the Linux Foundation’s official donation page, where the recipient and platform handle payments and their own privacy terms. We never receive your card details or donation amount.
Access, correction and deletion
Contact contact@freejensenhuang.com with your receipt ID to request deletion or correction. Do not send identity documents. Keep your receipt privately; aliases alone may not identify a record reliably.
You can withdraw before approval by requesting deletion. Removing a signature also removes it from subsequent aggregate counts. Published historical aggregate reports cannot always be revised retroactively.