Privacy
How privacy works while you read and use the 7Bit guides
Reading the guides does not require an account or personal-data submission, and the interactive coin and network explorer processes its controls locally in your browser.
Reading the site does not require a profile
You can move between the main review, topic guides and technical notes without creating an account here or submitting personal information through a form.
The site does not use forms, analytics or reader accounts. Standard hosting infrastructure may still keep routine server logs such as request time, requested path, network address or browser information as part of normal delivery and security operations.
The coin and network explorer processes selections locally
The home-page coin and network explorer filters a fixed list of supported assets and transfer-handling details inside your browser. Your selections are not sent to a remote service and are not stored for later visits.
The explorer is designed for quick transfer checks, not for identity, payment-account or behavioral profiling.
You can use the broader payments guide when you need context about deposit, withdrawal or network-handling issues beyond the explorer itself.
What this means in practice
Reading guides
No site account is required.
Explorer selections
Processed locally in the browser and not saved.
Hosting logs
Routine server logs may be created by hosting infrastructure.
If you want to review site-wide storage behavior, the cookie note explains how cookies and local storage are handled.
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Privacy here is centered on reading without an account and local tool processing
The practical distinction is simple: guide reading and explorer interaction do not require you to submit a profile, while routine hosting logs may still exist at the infrastructure level.
Written by the editors at 7Bit.
