Privacy policy: the data we collect, keep and share

1. What data we receive

1.1. Account: email, sign-in data, interface language, sign-up date.

1.2. Verification for the free test: the details you enter in its steps.

1.3. Proxy access: the IP addresses you add for authorization, the lists and connection lines you create, the chosen plans, countries and session settings.

1.4. Usage: traffic volume, when access was created and used, the number of connections, connection errors and other technical details needed for accounting, authorization and abuse prevention.

1.5. Payments: amount, currency, method, date, payment ID, and the wallet address and transaction hash for cryptocurrency payments. Card details are handled by the payment service; the Administration does not receive them.

1.6. Affiliate program: the clients you referred, your earnings, the wallet address for payouts.

1.7. Support: your messages in the bot and in tickets, and attached files.

1.8. Website:

• the IP address, browser, pages and times of visits seen by hosting and analytics;
• the rp_ref cookie with a partner code and the rp_attr cookie with where you came from (UTM tags, ad click IDs, the referring address and the first page of the visit). Both are kept for 90 days and let us credit the partner and the source when you sign up;
• the chosen language in browser storage.

1.9. Website tools: the domains, IP addresses, email addresses, email headers, reports and other data you enter into the tools. They are needed to show the result. Some requests go to public data sources: DNS and registries of IP addresses and domains.

2. Traffic through the proxies

2.1. The Administration does not record the content of your traffic or the list of sites you open through the proxies.

2.2. Traffic accounting, authorization and abuse prevention need technical details about connections: volume, time and connection addresses. These details are recorded to the extent those tasks need.

2.3. The proxies run on infrastructure that may belong to Suppliers. Suppliers, carriers and data centers may keep their own technical logs under their own rules. The Administration does not control them and is not responsible for them.

2.4. The Service does not promise full anonymity. The sites you reach and the parties that carry the traffic see what they technically receive in the connection.

3. Why we need the data

We use the data to:

• issue access to proxies and keep the balance and traffic accounts;
• take payments and credit affiliate earnings;
• answer support requests and send notices about orders, the balance and changes;
• detect abuse, fraud, extra Accounts and attempts to get around blocks;
• handle complaints from Suppliers, sites and third parties;
• meet legal requirements and protect the Administration's rights;
• count statistics and improve the Service.

4. Who we share data with

4.1. We share data to the extent a specific task needs:

• with payment services and cryptocurrency gateways, to process a payment;
• with infrastructure Suppliers, to issue access, count traffic and handle a complaint. These are technical details about access and use; the Account's contact details are not passed to Suppliers unless a complaint or the law requires it;
• with hosting and a content delivery network: the website runs on Cloudflare, which protects it from attacks and checks that a person, not a bot, requests the free list export (Turnstile);
• with an analytics service: the website uses Yandex Metrica;
• with Telegram, which the support bot runs on;
• with lawyers and advisers, when the Administration's rights need protecting;
• with the competent authorities, on a lawful request;
• with a successor, if the Service passes to another owner.

4.2. Each of these services processes data under its own rules.

4.3. The Administration may not tell you that data was shared if the law forbids it, if it could hinder an investigation or if it would harm the protection of the Service.

4.4. The infrastructure of the Service and of Suppliers is in different countries, so data may be processed in different jurisdictions.

5. How long we keep data

5.1. Data is kept for as long as it is needed to run the Service, keep payment records, settle disputes and complaints, prevent fraud and meet legal requirements.

5.2. After an Account is deleted, some data is kept for the same purposes: payment history, records of violations and blocks, and correspondence about complaints.

5.3. Backups and technical logs are refreshed on their own schedule, and the data in them is removed when they are overwritten.

6. Security

6.1. The Administration takes reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect data.

6.2. Sending data over the internet, messengers and third-party networks carries a risk, and nobody can guarantee absolute protection.

6.3. You are responsible for the security of your password, devices, wallets, links to proxy lists and connection lines.

7. Your rights

7.1. Through support you can find out what data about you the Service holds, correct it or ask for it to be deleted.

7.2. The Administration may refuse to delete data that is needed to meet the law, keep payment records, settle a dispute or complaint, prevent fraud or protect the Administration's rights.

7.3. Before answering a request, the Administration may check that it comes from the Account owner.

8. Cookies

8.1. The website uses the cookies listed in clause 1.8 and the cookies of the analytics service.

8.2. You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. The website will keep working, but the partner and the source will not be credited when you sign up.

9. Changes to this policy

9.1. The Administration may change this policy. A new version takes effect when it is published on the website.

9.2. If you keep using the Service after a new version is published, you accept it.

10. Contact

Send questions about your data to support: the Telegram bot @advanced_name_bot or a ticket in the control panel.