Privacy

What each tool sends

Visiting this website

The server receives your connection IP and ordinary request headers. The home page reads that observed IP from this site. No advertising scripts, analytics, external fonts, cookies, or browser storage are included in this implementation.

IP quality reports

Database lookups start when you choose Check IP. The queried IP is sent to the enabled data providers listed in Data Sources. Providers can log these requests under their own policies. The application keeps successful and failed report results in a bounded memory cache for approximately five minutes and does not write report files.

AI and media checks

Browser observations contact the selected services directly, without account cookies. Services receive the source IP of those connections. The local checker also contacts selected services and enabled IP databases. VPN and split-routing rules can make different destinations observe different exit IPs.

The checker does not use the original script author’s counter, intermediary query service, or public report uploader. This does not make network requests anonymous.

Local files, passwords and 2FA secrets

Imported JSON reports are parsed in your browser and are not uploaded. Password generation and 2FA calculation run locally. No password, authenticator secret, or generated code is sent by these tools. Clipboard copying is performed only when you request it; your operating system controls clipboard retention.

Wi-Fi QR codes

Network names and passwords are encoded locally. This tool does not upload or store them. Editing inputs removes the old QR code; Clear and leaving the page clear its in-memory state. Downloaded images contain the credentials in scannable form and remain on your device until you delete them.

Server logging

The supplied deployment configuration disables Nginx access logs and Uvicorn access logs. Hosting infrastructure, reverse proxies, and upstream providers may have their own logs. The site operator must review those settings when deploying.

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