Privacy
What Sessyn knows about you
As little as technically possible. Here is the exhaustive list.
Sessyn never collects
None of the following reaches Sessyn infrastructure, by architecture rather than by policy:
- Browsing history, or any URL you visit
- Page contents or search history
- Cookie values, authentication cookies, or session tokens
- localStorage, sessionStorage, or IndexedDB contents
- Passwords, form contents, or clipboard contents
- Advertising or fingerprinting identifiers
- Your privacy timeline or per-site tracker map
- IP addresses used for profiling, or precise location
If we are ever technically unable to keep one of these promises, the correct response is to change the architecture — not the wording.
What the websites measure
This site sets no cookies and loads no third-party resources. There are no fonts from a CDN, no tag manager, no social widgets, and no session replay. You can verify all of this in your browser's network tab, which is rather the point.
Where we do measure product usage, it is aggregate and non-identifying: counts of page views and feature invocations, error rates, and coarse platform distribution. No cross-site identifiers, no raw IP retention, no advertising profiles. The implementation is documented publicly, and the full analytics policy is published alongside the source.
What the extension sends
By default, nothing. The extension fetches signed rule updates from
sessyn.net. That request reveals that some browser asked for
the current ruleset — it carries no account, no identifier, and no
indication of what you were browsing.
Server logs
Serving a web page necessarily involves receiving an IP address. Sessyn does not persist it for profiling: access logs are minimised, IPs are truncated, query strings are redacted, and retention is short. Abuse and security logging is kept separate from any product measurement.
Your rights are mostly moot
Data-subject requests usually ask a company to disclose or delete what it holds about you. In Sessyn's case the honest answer is that there is no record to produce, because no identifier was ever created. If that ever changes, this page changes first.