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Privacy Policy

This policy describes the Oraclizer website as it is currently implemented: no account system, application database, newsletter form, payment system, or product telemetry is included. The homepage includes a business contact form that submits through an external form processor, with a fallback that prepares a message in the visitor's own email application.

WEBSITE PRIVACY · NO ACCOUNTS OR PRODUCT TELEMETRYLast updated July 31, 2026
ON THIS PAGE
1. Scope2. Current website surface3. Technical data4. Cookies and analytics5. Communications6. External links7. Disclosure8. Security and retention9. Your choices and rights10. Children11. Changes and contact

1. Scope

This Privacy Policy explains how information may be processed when you visit oraclizer.io. It applies to the public website and not to third-party sites, future software, test environments, APIs, or services that may have separate policies.

2. Current website surface

The current build is a static informational site. It does not include user accounts, an application database, a newsletter subscription form, payment processing, or product telemetry. Its contact form collects only the information a visitor chooses to submit for an inquiry.

The site does not intentionally store raw KYC information, identity documents, wallet credentials, private keys, or financial account data.

3. Technical data

Hosting, network, security, or content-delivery systems may process ordinary request data such as IP address, request time, requested path, browser or device information, referrer, response status, and diagnostic events. This data may be necessary to deliver the site, maintain security, investigate abuse, and diagnose failures.

The website is served from Amazon Web Services infrastructure and delivered through Cloudflare. Those providers process ordinary request data under their own terms in order to host, route, and protect the site.

4. Cookies and analytics

The current application does not set advertising cookies, implement a consent-management platform, or include an analytics SDK. If analytics, embedded media, or other tracking technology is introduced, this policy and any required consent controls must be updated before deployment.

5. Communications

If you use the contact form, the name, work email, organization, topic, message, and ordinary technical submission data you provide may be processed to deliver and respond to the inquiry, maintain business records, protect security, and meet legal obligations.

Direct in-page delivery uses Formspree as an external form processor, restricted to submissions originating from this domain, and your submission is handled under Formspree's own privacy and service terms. If direct delivery is unavailable, the form instead opens a pre-addressed draft in your own email application and you control the final send. Do not submit sensitive personal information, private keys, credentials, or confidential regulated data.

6. External links

Links to Docs, Research, GitHub, arXiv, X, and other external services take you to websites governed by their own privacy policies. Form submissions may be delivered through Formspree under its applicable privacy and service terms. Oraclizer does not control how unrelated third-party sites process information.

7. Disclosure

Information may be disclosed to infrastructure providers that operate the website, professional advisers, or authorities when reasonably necessary to provide the site, protect rights and security, investigate misuse, or comply with law. Personal information is not sold by this website.

8. Security and retention

Reasonable safeguards are used to protect information, but no website or network transmission is completely secure. Information is retained only as long as needed for the purpose for which it was processed, together with security, recordkeeping, and legal obligations.

Retention for contact-form submissions is limited to what is necessary to handle the inquiry and keep an ordinary business record of it.

9. Your choices and rights

Depending on where you live, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or portability regarding personal information. These rights may be limited by law and by information that the website does not hold.

Privacy requests may be sent through the homepage contact form by selecting Privacy request. Identity verification may be required before a request is fulfilled.

10. Children

The website is directed to a professional and general technical audience and is not designed to collect personal information from children.

11. Changes and contact

This policy may be updated when the site, infrastructure, law, or data practices change. The date at the top identifies the current draft.

Privacy and general inquiries may be sent through the contact form on the Oraclizer homepage.

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