Privacy policy

Last updated: 9 November 2026

What we publish

uae.bio publishes professional, public information about government entities, their positions and the people who hold them, taken from published official sources, with a link to each source. We do not publish personal phone numbers or email addresses, ID numbers, or private-life information.

Visitors

Visitors do not need an account, and we use no advertising or tracking cookies. Our servers keep ordinary technical logs (such as IP address and request time) for security and operations for a limited period.

The footer shows how many people are reading now, total visitors and pages read. We count these without cookies and without storing IP addresses: each visit gets an anonymous fingerprint hashed with a random key that changes every day, so one day's visits can't be linked to another's, and the fingerprints are deleted once the day's total is recorded.

Sign in with LinkedIn

When profile claiming is switched on, a person may sign in with LinkedIn to prove who they are. We receive only what they authorise: name, email address and account identifier. We use these only to verify the claimant, never read other people's profiles, and never publish the email address.

Suggesting corrections

When you send a correction we ask for your name, email and phone number, and we record the date and time, IP address, device and browser type and the country the connection came from. We use these to verify the correction, contact you about it and prevent abuse; only the editors see them. If the correction is approved, your name appears partly hidden (for example “Ha*** Kh***”) in the page's edit history; your email and phone are never published. You can ask us to delete your details at any time.

Your rights

You can ask to see, correct or object to information published about you, free and without an account, by writing to [email protected]. We acknowledge requests within one business day.

Hosting

The platform is hosted on servers in the region, and site traffic passes through Cloudflare for protection.