Information You Send
Search Terms
Type a name, a town, or any other query into a search box. It travels straight to the third-party company behind that tool. Shoshone County Busted Mugshots never stores or logs those terms on its own systems. The provider handles them. Your search words simply pass through on their way to the results.
Messages and Requests
Email works a bit differently. Send a message and the site may keep it, along with the reply details, so someone can actually respond to your request. Those messages stay inside the organization. The one exception is legal: if a valid legal process or a legal requirement demands disclosure, the information can be handed over.
Technical Data and Cookies
Plain page visits leave a small trail too. These technical records exist to keep the service safe, fast, and functioning the way it should. What exactly gets captured depends on the hosting, analytics, and advertising setup in place. Depending on the configuration, those records may include:
- IP address or a related network identifier
- Browser name and version
- Device type and operating system
- Pages visited and time spent on each page
- Referring page, when one is supplied
- Request and visit timestamps
Cookie Controls
Cookies and similar tools play their own role. They can reveal how visitors move through the pages, and they sometimes power features that make the site easier to use. Your browser gives you control here. Block or delete cookies at any time through its settings, though keep in mind some functions may behave differently once cookies are switched off.
How Information Is Used
- Maintain, secure, and improve page delivery.
- Send a search request to the provider selected for that tool.
- Understand which pages are useful to visitors.
- Find errors and repair technical problems.
- Display advertising that may be relevant to a visitor’s interests.
Outside Websites
Links on these pages point to a range of outside sources. They include the Shoshone County Sheriff, local jail and court resources, IDOC, federal inmate locators, news outlets, and third-party search tools. Click one and you leave this site behind. From that point on, the destination's own privacy notice and terms take over. Each organization sets its own rules, so expect differences from one to the next.
Advertising partners work differently. Some may follow activity across multiple sites. They use their own systems to serve interest-based ads. Those practices belong to the partner, not to this reference service. Questions about them go to the company running the ads.
Possible Recipients
Personal information is never sold here. That said, certain parties may receive it when a stated function calls for it or when the law demands disclosure. Recipients fall into that narrow category only.
- Search partners that process entered queries.
- Analytics vendors that measure page use.
- Advertising networks that serve or measure ads.
- Law-enforcement or government bodies acting under a valid legal order.
Security Limits
Reasonable security practices protect the information this service handles. Still, no internet-connected system is bulletproof. Breaches, attacks, and unauthorized access can happen anywhere, so the service makes no promise that data will always stay safe from every threat.
Visitors Under 18
These pages are built for adults. No information is knowingly collected from anyone under 18. Should a minor submit something anyway, a parent or guardian can contact the service and request deletion.
Your Privacy Choices
- Ask what personal information the service holds about you.
- Request correction of information that is wrong.
- Ask for deletion where the service has a lawful ability to delete it.
- Object to or opt out of certain processing where that choice is available.
Changes to This Notice
This notice can change as the pages, partners, or legal requirements evolve. When it does, a new version appears here with a fresh effective date. Keep using the site after a revision, and the updated practices apply to you.