Information Sent Directly
Search terms
When a visitor enters a name, place, or other detail into a search tool, that query is sent to the third-party provider operating the tool. Brantley County Busted Mugshots does not store or keep a search log on its own server. The provider's privacy notice controls its handling of the submitted terms.
Messages and submissions
An email or contact message may include the sender's name, address, and the details needed to answer. Those messages are retained as needed to respond and manage the exchange. They are not shared outside the organization unless disclosure is required by law or a valid legal process.
Technical Data and Cookies
Standard web services may record limited technical information when a page loads. This information helps keep the service available, understand basic use, and investigate faults. It is not a substitute for the official Brantley County Sheriff's Office or Brantley County Jail records.
- Internet Protocol address
- Browser name and version
- Device category and operating system
- Pages viewed and time spent on each page
- Referring site, when one is supplied by the browser
- Date and time stamps for page requests
Cookie choices
Cookies and similar tools may be used to understand how visitors move through the site. Browser controls can block or delete them. Blocking cookies may cause some features, including partner tools, to work differently.
How Collected Data Is Used
Information is used for ordinary service and business needs connected with Brantley County Busted Mugshots. The main purposes are to:
- keep the pages operating, secure, and reasonably fast;
- send a submitted search to the correct partner service;
- learn which pages are useful to visitors;
- spot errors and repair technical problems; and
- display advertising that may relate to a visitor's interests.
Other Sites and Their Rules
Pages may link to the Brantley County Jail roster, booking feeds, the Sheriff's Office, GDC, court portals, federal locators, and independent search services. Once a visitor follows a link, that destination's privacy policy and terms govern its data practices. Brantley County Busted Mugshots does not set those outside policies.
Advertising partners may use their own technologies to observe activity across different websites for interest-based advertising. Any such activity occurs on the partner's systems and is subject to its disclosures, choices, and controls.
Who May Receive Information
Personal information is not sold by Brantley County Busted Mugshots. Depending on the interaction, data may be available to the following parties for the limited functions described here:
- search partners that process submitted queries;
- analytics services that measure site use;
- advertising networks that deliver or measure ads; and
- law enforcement or another government body when a valid legal order requires disclosure.
Security Is a Best Effort
Reasonable, standard safeguards are used for information handled by the service. No system connected to the internet is completely secure, however, and no promise can be made that data will never be accessed, altered, lost, or exposed.
Visitors Under 18
The service is intended for adults and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18. If a person under 18 sent information, a parent or guardian may use the Get in Touch page to request deletion of that submission.
Your Privacy Choices
Subject to applicable law and reasonable verification, a visitor may ask to:
- receive a copy of personal data held about the visitor;
- correct information that is inaccurate;
- delete information that the service is allowed to remove; or
- opt out of selected processing, such as certain cookies or interest-based advertising.
Requests can be sent through Get in Touch. A request may not affect records held by the Brantley County Sheriff's Office, Brantley County Jail, a court, GDC, BOP, ICE, or another linked provider.
Changes to This Notice
This notice may be revised as the service, technology, or legal requirements change. The revised text will appear here with a new effective date. Continued use after an update means the revised practices apply from that date forward.