Your privacy and anonymity are fundamental to Alcoholics Anonymous and to this website. You are anonymous. Always.
We do not collect personal information of any kind.
You can visit and use this website without providing any personal data.
We do not share, sell, trade, or disclose information — because we do not collect any information in the first place.
If you attend an in-person meeting referenced on this website, your anonymity remains fully respected. Alcoholics Anonymous follows a long-standing principle of confidentiality:
What you see here, what you hear here, when you leave here, let it stay here.
This principle is central to Alcoholics Anonymous. It ensures that members can share openly and honestly without fear of judgment, exposure, or discussion outside the meeting.
This website does not knowingly use third-party services that track, profile, or identify visitors.
If this privacy policy is ever updated, it will continue to reflect the core principles of anonymity, confidentiality, and non-collection of personal information.
Because anonymity is essential, this website does not require or request personal contact information. Any voluntary contact methods provided elsewhere on the site are optional and handled with the same respect for privacy and discretion.