Privacy Policy
Privacy-first client handling.
This page explains how Drg0nf1y handles intake information for public-source privacy reviews.
Information collected
Drg0nf1y may collect name, email, phone number, requested service, public usernames, public profile links, dating profile context, optional client-submitted screenshots or photos, and privacy concerns submitted through forms.
How information is used
Information is used to review scope, communicate with the client, perform public-source exposure review, prepare portal reports, generate downloadable or printable PDFs, and provide cleanup recommendations.
What not to send
Do not send passwords, SSNs, banking information, private documents, intimate images, private messages, sensitive credentials, or another person's private information through website forms or evidence uploads.
Computer Help & Repair requests
For computer-help requests, DRG0NF1Y collects the contact details, ZIP code, device type, service preference, availability, backup status, and problem description you submit. This information is used to review suitability, confirm travel and scope, prepare a quote, schedule service, document approved work, and follow up. Do not submit passwords, verification codes, payment-card information, confidential files, logs containing secrets, or a street address through the initial form. Repair-request information is not used to perform a privacy scan without separate consent.
Evidence uploads
Optional photo or screenshot evidence is used only for the authorized Dating Privacy review, report context, and quality control. Evidence is not used for testimonials, advertising, or public examples without separate written permission.
Retention
Client information and uploaded evidence should be retained only as needed for the engagement, reporting, follow-up, legal/accounting needs, security review, or documented client consent. Clients may request deletion of non-required evidence after delivery.
Analytics, cookies, and privacy choices
If you select “Accept analytics,” DRG0NF1Y uses a first-party identifier to understand the path from a public page to an intake and prevent duplicate funnel records. Optional third-party analytics also remain off until you accept. Google Analytics measures site use, Microsoft Clarity helps identify usability problems through masked interaction data, and one Meta Pixel measures advertising performance. These providers may receive device, browser, page, referral, and interaction information under their own privacy terms. DRG0NF1Y does not intentionally send intake answers, passwords, private evidence, report contents, or direct client identifiers to these tools.
You may select “Only necessary” and continue using the site. Use the “Privacy choices” button at the bottom of any page to change your selection. Browser Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signals default optional analytics to off. Clearing cookies may reset your choice. You may also use browser controls or provider opt-out tools.
No sale of client data
Drg0nf1y does not sell client personal information.
Job Offer & Recruiter Check
Free message and domain screening runs in your browser. Pasted messages, full sender and reply-to email addresses, and posting URLs are not submitted for detailed research. If you consent to optional paid research, the claimed employer or staffing agency name, job title, requisition number, and employer/sender domain names are sent to our server and configured search providers (Serper, SerpApi, or Brave Search) and, where supported, the Verisign domain-registration service. Providers may retain request logs under their own terms. Research inputs and results are not saved as client cases or sent to AI. Stripe processes payments and retains its transaction records. A checkout session reference is stored in your browser to restore research access. Shared usage counters limit research attempts. Downloads are saved to your device when you choose to export them.