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Privacy
We built this site so it doesn't need to know anything about you.
- Analytics
- None
- Cookies
- None
- Ad trackers
- None
- Accounts
- None
- Forms that send data
- None
What happens when you use the tools
When you fill in a template or answer the five questions, everything runs in your browser, and nothing is sent to us. The site doesn't save what you type, but copies can exist in other places: text you copy, letters you print or save, screenshots, and tabs your browser restores after closing. Our fonts and code are stored on this site, not loaded from other companies.
What our host may see
Like every website, this one runs on a hosting service. Ours is Cloudflare. To deliver pages and block attacks, Cloudflare's network handles technical details of each visit, such as your IP address and the page requested, under its own privacy policy. We don't use Cloudflare's analytics or anyone else's, and we don't keep visitor logs of our own.
When you leave this site
Links to platforms, NCMEC, StopNCII, and other services take you to their sites. Their privacy practices apply there, not ours.
The quick exit button
Quick exit (or the Esc key) takes you to a weather page and replaces the page you're on in your back button. Other pages you visited on this site stay in your history and may still be reached with the back button. It doesn't erase your browser history, and it can't protect you if someone is monitoring your device.
If someone might check your devices
- A private or incognito window doesn't save history on that device, but it doesn't hide activity from your network, employer, or monitoring software.
- If you share a device or accounts, consider using a device the other person can't access, like a library computer or a trusted friend's phone.
- Suddenly clearing your history can draw attention in some situations. Think about what's safest for you. NNEDV's Safety Net has more advice.