Privacy

Almost nothing is stored

The site runs on basic server software and keeps little more than the log files needed to monitor stability. Those logs hold an address and a timestamp, but no personal detail unless you supply one. None of it is packaged into advertising or handed to a third party, and the cleanup routine runs automatically after thirty days.

Nothing is tied to a name

Reading any mirror link does not require creating a profile, and there is no registration wall in front of the content. Your browser history stays local to your machine unless you choose otherwise, and visits are not correlated across sessions. If you use standard Tor settings, the page never sees your real identity.

Ask for what little is held

If you want your bits removed, send an encrypted message with the date and the nature of your interaction. The records are matched against the internal logs and, once confirmed, deleted. You receive a confirmation number so you know the process finished. This applies to the explicit data points, not to general traffic patterns.