Privacy Policy

This site collects nothing beyond what your browser sends in a standard HTTP request. There is no cookie bank, no analytics beacon, and no registration form asking for an email. You arrive, the HTML renders, and you leave. The server records minimal metadata and discards it daily. Simplicity is the goal. Less data movement means fewer places for leaks to occur.

What is collected

Cookies are not set. Third-party analytics scripts do not load. Tracking pixels do not fire. There is no signup flow on this page, so names, emails, and nicknames do not enter any database. The primary interaction for most visitors is clicking the copy button. This action occurs locally in the browser and transmits data to no endpoint. Nothing leaves your device except the initial GET request for the page files themselves.

Server logs

Every request leaves a line in the server log containing the IP address, timestamp, and requested file path. Logs rotate every twenty-four hours. After rotation, the previous file is deleted. They are not sent to external providers, indexed by search engines, or used to build any kind of profile. The storage window is one day. Short retention limits exposure. Even if the server is compromised, historical data volume is negligible due to immediate deletion cycles.

Onion addresses

Mirror addresses published on this page are public identifiers of the service, not personal data. Anyone can see them, and anyone can reuse them. Publication does not tie them to a specific person until you connect them to other identifiers you reveal yourself. Treat the addresses like street names. Useful for navigation, but harmless without context. Do not leak contextual clues that link your identity to the visits made via these addresses.

Changes to this policy

If configurations change, this page updates. The modification date appears at the bottom when the text is reviewed. There are no quiet edits or hidden footnotes. If you see a new date, read the diff. Transparency builds trust. The goal is for you to know exactly what changed and why, without having to dig through archives or guess at intent.

Last updated 30 September 2026.