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Privacy policy

What this reading experience collects - And what it does not ask for.

A visitor pathway and a separate local drawer illustrate distinct data flows.

Reading without an account

The application does not set analytics cookies, include third-party tracking scripts, or require registration. It never asks for a private key or recovery phrase. Fonts, scripts, and images are served locally.

Requests and tools

Your web requests necessarily include technical information such as an IP address and user agent. Hosting or proxy infrastructure may record that information. The included server configuration logs errors and does not enable access logging; production infrastructure settings need a separate review.

Search terms appear in the URL and are sent to this server to find matching articles. Avoid entering personal or secret information. Calculator inputs and checklist answers remain in browser memory and are not submitted. External links take you to sites with their own privacy practices.

Market data

The price updater requests public market data from Coinbase on the server. It does not send visitor addresses or wallet information. No newsletter, advertising profile, or visitor database is implemented.

What a checklist visit shares

Page requests and tool inputs are different

Opening the privacy checklist requests a page from this server. Ticking a box does not send the answer back. Closing or reloading the page clears the choices. This local behavior does not mean that the hosting provider cannot see a page request.