Privacy Statement:.

The names, email addresses, and other data provided to this journal will be used exclusively for the editorial purposes inherent to the process of managing, evaluating, communicating, and publishing manuscripts. This data will not be shared, disclosed, or made available to third parties, nor used for purposes other than those strictly related to editorial activity, except when duly justified by law. The journal Sustainability, Technology, and Humanism guarantees compliance with the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and limited use of information, in accordance with:

- The international best practices for scientific publishing (COPE).

- The privacy policies of the OJS/PKP system.

- And national and institutional regulations on the protection of personal data (Colombian Habeas Data Law (Law 1581 of 2012)).

All content stored in the editorial databases—including information on authors, reviewers, and editors—is kept strictly confidential and used only within the authorized editorial workflow and is managed with reasonable security measures to prevent unauthorized access.

The Journal Sustainability, Technology, and Humanism will not sell, exchange, or transfer personal information under any circumstances. Any request for information will be evaluated in accordance with applicable ethical and legal principles, always prioritizing the protection of the privacy of the people involved.