Written in plain language, because legal jargon doesn't protect anyone. Understanding does.
Effective February 25, 2026Most privacy policies are written by lawyers, for lawyers, and designed to confuse you into accepting things you'd never agree to if you understood them. This isn't one of those.
We're going to tell you, in normal human language, exactly what we do and don't do with your information. If something in here doesn't make sense, that's our failure, not yours. Ask us about it.
The short version: We collect nothing from you unless you explicitly type it in and give it to us.
This website does not use cookies for tracking. We do not use Google Analytics. We do not use any analytics platform at all. There are no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting scripts, no hidden data harvesting tools running in the background while you browse.
If you visit this website and read every single page without filling anything out, we will know absolutely nothing about you. Not your name, not your location, not even that you were here.
The only data we receive is information you consciously and deliberately provide to us. That includes filling out a contact form, sending us an email, or entering into a client agreement with our firm.
When you trust us with your information, we take that seriously. Here's exactly what we do to keep it safe:
Any sensitive client data we store in the cloud lives on Filen, a zero knowledge encrypted storage provider headquartered in Germany and subject to German and EU data protection law. All data is encrypted with AES 256 encryption both in transit and at rest. This applies when data moves to the cloud, when it sits on the cloud, and when it comes back down. Additionally, we enforce strict device controls on our cloud storage. There is no mobile device access permitted, because we cannot control for device theft.
Our email runs through Tuta (formerly Tutanota), an end to end encrypted email provider based in Germany. Your emails to us are stored encrypted on their servers. We chose Tuta specifically because they cannot read your emails, and neither can anyone who might gain unauthorized access to their infrastructure.
Internal team communications do not happen over email. We use a hardened implementation of the Matrix protocol, an open standard, decentralized, and encrypted communication system. Our Matrix channels automatically purge all messages every 32 days. This means that even our own internal discussions about your matter have a limited lifespan.
We would intend to communicate with you by Telegram or Signal to keep your data as secure as we can manage. We recognize that the vast majority of people have too many apps installed already, and therefore we will use whichever method you most want us to use. But, seriously, think about it.
Let Computers Do It, LLC is an AI native company. We use artificial intelligence as a core part of how we work. We want you to know exactly what that means for your data.
We do not feed your data to any AI that has access to the internet.
All AI processing involving client data is performed locally, on our own hardware, under our own control. We do not send your information to cloud based AI services such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, or any other third party AI platform. Your data does not leave our environment. It is not used to train anyone else's models. It is not shared with any external service.
When you execute a client agreement with us, we assume you mean to do business with the company's principal. The company's principal is Justin M H Abdilla, who happens to be an attorney. We intend therefore, to honor what could be your reasonable interpretation of this relationship and assert attorney client privilege to your automation under any applicable law.
The only thing to which this might not apply is if you asked us to automate some sort of fraudulent payment system, in which case we would have simply told you no at the time you asked.
If we receive a subpoena for the data we hold on your behalf, we will answer "attorney client privileged" every time, without exception.
We did not build the security infrastructure described on this page because a compliance checklist told us to. We built it because protecting your information is a core obligation of the relationship you enter into with us, and we intend to honor it.
We intend to honor GDPR rights, regardless of your location, even though you can't sue us for it in the United States. You have the following rights regarding any personal data we hold about you:
Right of Access. You can ask us what personal data we hold about you, and we will tell you. Plain and simple.
Right to Rectification. If any data we have about you is inaccurate or incomplete, tell us and we will correct it.
Right to Erasure. You can ask us to delete your personal data. If there is no legal obligation requiring us to retain it, we will delete it.
Right to Restrict Processing. You can ask us to limit how we use your data while a concern is being resolved.
Right to Data Portability. You can request a copy of your data in a structured, commonly used, machine readable format so you can take it elsewhere.
Right to Object. You can object to our processing of your personal data at any time, and we will review and respond to your objection promptly.
Right to Withdraw Consent. If you previously gave us consent to process your data, you may withdraw that consent at any time. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of anything we did with your data before you withdrew it.
To exercise any of these rights, contact our registered agent listed at the bottom of this page. We will respond within 30 days.
We do not sell your data. We have never sold anyone's data. We will never sell your data. There is no business model here that depends on monetizing your personal information. Full stop.
Companies such as Palantir will have to kill me to get it.
Your information exists in our systems for one reason: because you gave it to us so we could do work for you. That is the only thing it will ever be used for.
Because this website collects no data passively, there is no cookie consent banner and no tracking to opt out of. There is nothing to consent to just by visiting.
When you choose to engage our services, your consent to the collection and processing of personal data is incorporated into your client agreement. Specifically, that means the information you provide to us in furtherance of your legal matter. That agreement will explain, in clear terms, exactly what data we collect, why we collect it, and how long we retain it.
You may withdraw your consent to data processing at any time by contacting us. Where withdrawal of consent affects our ability to represent you, we will explain that clearly before taking any action.
If we make changes to this policy, we will update the effective date at the top of this page. If the changes are significant, meaning they affect your rights or how we handle your data, we will make reasonable efforts to notify active clients directly.
We will not quietly slip in new terms and hope you don't notice. That's not how we operate.
For any questions about this policy, to exercise your GDPR rights, or to make any data related request, please contact our registered agent:
Registered Agents, Inc.
4030 Wake Forest Road, Suite 349
Raleigh, NC 27609
Wake County
Let Computers Do It, LLC
Principal Place of Business: State of Illinois