Privacy

Nothing, by this site, about you as an individual.

There are no user accounts, no sign-in, no advertising network, no analytics package and no tracking pixels. No profile is built, nothing is sold or shared, and there is no data set of readers to sell or share even if that changed.

The site is hosted on Vercel, which keeps standard request logs — IP address, the URL requested, user agent, timestamp — as any web server does. These exist so the host can run and secure the service. They are Vercel’s to retain and delete under their privacy policy, and are not read, exported or analysed here.

Publisher image servers.

Cards for aggregated headlines show the share image the publisher attached to their own feed, loaded directly from their CDN — CoinDesk’s, Cointelegraph’s, Decrypt’s. That is a request your browser makes to them, so they can see your IP address and the fact that an image was loaded, in the same way they would if you visited their site. Nothing is sent with it beyond what a normal image request carries.

Everything else is served from this domain. No webfont is loaded — the site uses typefaces already on your device — so your browser never contacts a font host. Market prices are fetched by the server from CoinGecko and passed on, so your browser never contacts CoinGecko either.

None. No cookies, no local storage, no session storage, no identifiers of any kind. There is nothing to keep: no account, no session, no preference toggle, no basket. See the cookie notice, which says the same thing at greater length because people expect a page there.

There is no mailing list. The sign-up form is switched off and will not accept an address, so none has been stored. If a provider is connected later, addresses will be held by that provider rather than on this site, used only for the editions chosen, and removable by the unsubscribe link in any issue.

Where the UK GDPR or EU GDPR applies you have rights of access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability and objection. In practice there is almost nothing here to exercise them against: no account, no profile, and no stored identifier at all.

A request about server logs is one for the host, who holds them. A request about a newsletter address is one for the mailing-list provider, who holds that — and the fastest route is the unsubscribe link, which removes it immediately.

This site is not directed at children and collects nothing from anyone, so it collects nothing from them either.

If the site starts collecting something it does not collect today — analytics, an account system, advertising — this page changes before that ships, not after, and the date at the top moves.