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Last updated 14 October 2026

Who is responsible for your data (the controller): Future Technologies Ltd (ФЮЧЪР ТЕХНОЛОДЖИС ЕООД), company no. (EIK) 204953667, ul. Docho Mihaylov 1, fl. 2, apt. 13, 7500 Silistra, Bulgaria. Email hello@500yearpage.com.

Short version: we collect your email address so we can send you a payment link, your picture and link because they go on the page, and your IP address because we have to stop abuse. We do not sell anything to anyone and there are no advertising trackers on this site.

What we collect

• Your email address — to confirm the reservation and send the payment link.
• Your name or company, if you give one — shown on your block.
• Your picture and link — these are the product; they go on a public page.
• Your IP address — kept with the reservation so we can stop somebody claiming the whole page in an afternoon.
• The position, size, price and any discount code of your block.
• If you pay in crypto, the network, transaction id and amount. These are already public on the blockchain; we keep them with your order to prove it was paid.
• If you sign in: the name you choose for the owners’ chat, the messages you write there (visible to other block owners), and — if you sell a block — the wallet address or PayPal email you want to be paid at.
• If you buy or sell on the marketplace: who sold to whom, the price, our fee and when the seller was paid.

We do not use advertising cookies or trackers. We count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookies and does not identify you. The site sets two cookies, both only when needed: one keeps you signed in to your account (30 days) and one keeps the owner signed in to the admin area. Your browser also remembers a few settings on your own device, such as light or dark mode and whether the sale sound is on.

Why we are allowed to

• Your email, picture and link: to perform the agreement you entered into.
• Your IP address: our legitimate interest in preventing fraud and abuse.
• Anything else you send us by email: because you chose to send it.

Where it is kept

In a PostgreSQL database hosted by Neon in Frankfurt, Germany — inside the EU. The site runs on Vercel, email is routed by Cloudflare and sent by Resend, and the domain is registered with Porkbun. Card payments are handled by Stripe: you type your card details on Stripe's page, never ours, and we only receive your email, the amount and whether it was paid. When the narrated live show is switched on, the facts of a block (its name, size and link) are sent to Anthropic to write the commentary and to ElevenLabs to turn it into speech — no email addresses or other personal data. Each of those companies processes some of this data on our behalf.

How long

• An unpaid reservation that lapses: deleted within 90 days.
• A paid block: the picture, link and name are part of the page and are meant to last indefinitely. That is what you are buying.
• Your email address and IP: kept while we need them for the sale and for tax records, then removed.

Be deliberate about what you put on the page. A block is designed to outlive everyone involved, and after 31 December 2026 it cannot be edited or taken down. If you do not want a name or a face preserved for a very long time, do not put it in the picture.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you can ask for a copy of your data, ask us to correct it, ask us to delete it, object to how we use it, or complain to a supervisory authority. In Bulgaria that is the Commission for Personal Data Protection.

Email hello@500yearpage.com and we will reply within 30 days. One honest limit: once a block is sealed we cannot remove it from archived copies held by independent archives, because that is precisely what makes the archive an archive. We can still remove your email address and other private details from our records.

Children

This site is not for under 18s and we do not knowingly collect their data.

Contact

Future Technologies Ltd, ul. Docho Mihaylov 1, fl. 2, apt. 13, 7500 Silistra, Bulgaria. hello@500yearpage.com. You can also complain to the Bulgarian data protection authority (Commission for Personal Data Protection, cpdp.bg) or the one in your own country.