Privacy Notice

This notice describes information collected when people use Lexington County Busted Mugshots, why it is used, and the limited situations in which it can be shared. By using the service, a visitor accepts these practices.

Information You Provide

A name or location typed into a search box is sent to the third-party provider operating that tool. Lexington County Busted Mugshots does not keep a separate log of those query terms. Messages sent through a contact channel may be retained to answer the message and are not shared outside the organization unless disclosure is legally required.


Automatic Technical Data

Like most web services, routine technical data can be collected when a page loads.

  • IP address
  • Browser and version
  • Device type and operating system
  • Pages visited and time spent on them
  • Referring site, when one is supplied
  • Access timestamps

Cookies help measure site use and remember basic preferences. A browser can block cookies, though some features may then behave differently.


How Data Is Used

Technical and message data may be used to operate and improve the service, direct a query to its search partner, understand which material is useful, diagnose faults, and support advertising that may be interest-based.


Links and Advertising

Links can lead to sheriff, jail, court, corrections, government, or third-party search resources. Once a visitor leaves this service, that operator’s privacy policy controls. Advertising partners may track activity across sites on their own systems for targeted advertising.


Who May Receive Data

Personal data is not sold as a product. It may be handled by search partners processing a query, analytics providers, advertising networks, or government and law-enforcement bodies that present a valid legal order.


Security Limits

Reasonable administrative and technical measures are used to protect information, but no internet-connected system can promise complete security or prevent every breach.


Visitors Under 18

This service is intended for adults and does not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18. Contact us if a minor has submitted personal information so it can be addressed.


Your Choices

A visitor may ask to see data held about them, correct inaccurate information, request deletion where applicable, or opt out of certain processing. Send a request through Contacts. South Carolina’s Freedom of Information Act governs public-body records, not this private site’s internal data.


Policy Changes

This notice may be revised. A revised version takes effect when it is posted with an updated effective date.