Privacy · draft of 17 September 2026
Privacy
What we collect
- If you join the waitlist: your e-mail address, the exchange you said you use, the plan you said you are most interested in, the country Cloudflare reported for your connection, and the time. That is the whole record.
- To stop abuse of the sign-up form: a salted hash of your connection's address, kept for one hour and then discarded. The address itself is never stored.
- Visiting the site: the site sets no cookies and loads nothing from third parties. If privacy-safe analytics are switched on, they count page views without cookies and without identifying you; the page's own security policy lists the only host they could talk to.
- Cloudflare serves the site and sees the connection metadata any web host sees, under its own privacy terms.
What we do with it
The waitlist is used to e-mail you when a plan opens and, if you chose it, a weekly summary of the public record. It is not shared, sold, or used for anything else. The exchange and plan answers tell us which connection to build first.
Where it lives
On Cloudflare's infrastructure, in storage only the site's own code can reach, read by the operator through an authenticated page.
How long
Until you ask to be removed, or until the waitlist is closed, whichever is first. The salted address hash lives for one hour.
Your choices
Ask to see or delete what we hold about you by replying to any e-mail we send, or by writing to the contact address that will be given here. Removal happens within a few days and is complete.
Changes
The date at the top is the date of the current version.