Privacy Policy
Our Privacy Commitment
This privacy policy is straightforward because our approach to your data is equally straightforward: we collect nothing.
What We Don't Collect
- No logs: We maintain no server logs of your visits.
- No IP addresses: We do not record, store, or process your IP address.
- No user data: We don't collect any personal information from you.
- No cookies: We don't use cookies or any similar tracking technologies.
- No analytics: We don't use any analytics software to track usage patterns.
- No third parties: We don't share any data with third parties (because we don't collect any).
Technical Implementation
To ensure maximum privacy protection, we've implemented the following technical safeguards:
- Self-hosted resources only: All assets (fonts, stylesheets, images) are served from our own servers. We never link to external resources that could track you.
- No CDNs: We don't use content delivery networks that might log your requests.
- Minimal JavaScript: The only JavaScript we use is a small script that displays a warning if you have JavaScript enabled (since we recommend disabling it for maximum security in the Tor network).
The JavaScript Warning
The only script on our site is a minimal JavaScript that:
- Detects if JavaScript is enabled in your browser
- If enabled, displays a banner suggesting you disable JavaScript for improved security
This script:
- Runs entirely in your browser
- Doesn't collect or transmit any data
- Doesn't use cookies or local storage
- Has no external dependencies
- Is open source and visible in our page source
Contacting Us
If you have concerns about privacy or need to contact us for any reason, you can reach us through:
- Email: [email protected] — All emails must be encrypted with our PGP key (available on the Canary/PGP page) or they will be ignored.
- SimpleX: You can also contact us securely through SimpleX.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
Any changes to our privacy policy will be posted on this page. Since our policy is to collect no data, any changes would only represent enhancements to our privacy protections, not reductions.
Last updated: May 7, 2025