Transparency
This page states plainly what data we collect, what we do not, and how the site is served. We aim to hold only what we are legally required to keep, and for no longer.
What we do not collect
- No IP address logs of site visitors.
- No analytics, no third-party trackers, no advertising scripts.
- No external fonts or CDNs: the site loads only from its own origin.
What we do collect, and how it is handled
- A shipping address is necessary to deliver hardware. It is encrypted at rest and decrypted only to print a label.
- An email address is optional. If you give one, it is used to send a tracking link, then purged.
- Invoices are kept for the legally required retention period (French commercial code), then no longer.
How the site is served
- Cloudflare is used for DNS only. In DNS-only mode it resolves the name; it does not proxy or see your traffic to the site.
- Payment is in Monero. Monero transactions leave no public on-chain link between sender and receiver, so payments are not traceable on a public ledger the way transparent chains are.
- A warrant canary is published and signed on a stated cadence.
Limits
- Monero improves privacy; it is not a guarantee of anonymity, and your own operational choices still matter.
- Carriers and the postal service necessarily see shipment metadata once a parcel is handed over.
- We cannot speak for upstream infrastructure providers beyond what their own policies state.