Privacy
Three sentences first: this site sets no cookies, runs no third-party scripts, and nothing you send is sold or shared. The detail below is the whole picture, not a summary of a longer policy.
Last updated: 2026-10-16
What this site measures
Visits are counted by a first-party counter that runs on the site's own server code — no analytics vendor, no client-side JavaScript, no cookies, nothing stored in your browser. For each page request the counter records:
- the path requested and the time of day;
- an automatic classification of the request (human, search-engine crawler, AI crawler, bot — read from the user-agent string);
- the referring page, when your browser sends one;
- a visitor key: a one-way hash of network address + user-agent + date, computed with a salt that changes every day and is then truncated. It cannot be reversed to an address, it cannot follow you across days, and it is not a cookie or an identifier you carry anywhere.
These records live in this site's own database, are read only as aggregate counts, and are used for one thing: knowing which pages are actually visited. They are never sold, never shared, and never used for advertising.
When you send a scope request
The contact form asks for your site URL, roughly how many pages are in scope, what you are worried about, an optional deadline, your email address for the reply, and optionally your name. That submission is relayed to the operator's inbox by Web3Forms, a form-to-email service that processes the submission on the way. The operator then keeps it as ordinary business correspondence: it is used only to answer you and, if we agree an engagement, to do the work. It is not added to a marketing list, not sold, not shared with anyone else. If you would rather not use the relay, send the same details by email to hello@openyuri.com — it reaches the same inbox.
The free "three findings" offer is plain email: the URL you send is used to run the checks and reply, nothing more.
Who touches the data on the way
- Cloudflare hosts this site and processes every request as infrastructure provider (standard edge operation, including abuse protection).
- Web3Forms relays form submissions, as described above.
- The operator's own mail server stores the correspondence that arrives at hello@openyuri.com.
That is the complete list. There are no advertisers, no analytics vendors, no social widgets, no tracking pixels.
Retention and your choices
- Visit-counting rows are kept as plain counts for the operation of the site; they contain no name and no reachable identifier.
- Correspondence (form submissions and emails) is kept while it is needed to answer you and to keep an honest record of any agreed engagement, then deleted on request.
- You can ask at any time what is held about you and ask for it to be deleted: email hello@openyuri.com with the subject line privacy request. Deletion requests are honoured for anything that is not required by law or by an active engagement.
- If you received a message from the operator and do not want another, reply
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Who is responsible
OpenYuri is a trading name used by an individual operating from mainland China (sole operator — not a company, not a registered entity). For any question about this page or about data held by this site, the contact is hello@openyuri.com. The terms of service and the operating jurisdiction are stated on Contact & terms.
If this page ever changes materially, the date at the top changes with it. There is no version that tracks you; there is only this text.