TRZN Watch Privacy Policy

The pages do not ask for a name, email address, account, or payment detail. The web servers do, however, receive connection data when they deliver a page, as described below.

If a future page ever adds a form, this policy will be updated first, and it will say plainly what the form stores and why.

We set no tracking cookies and run no third-party analytics — no Google Analytics, no advertising pixels, no fingerprinting scripts. The only thing stored in your browser is a single local setting that remembers whether you chose the light or dark theme, and that never leaves your device.

The public proxy and origin server log the requested path, timestamp, full connecting IP address, and forwarded connection information. Logs rotate daily and are normally retained for approximately 14 rotations for operations and abuse investigation. TRZN Watch does not use these records for advertising or visitor profiles.

We do not sell or rent server-log data. Infrastructure providers and administrators may process it where necessary to operate or secure the service. External links point to independent sites whose own privacy policies apply after you leave TRZN Watch.

Most privacy policies are long because most sites collect a lot: accounts, payment details, behavioral tracking, third-party advertising partners. None of that applies here. TRZN Watch was built without a login system or a comment section from the start, not as a later privacy fix, because a static reference site never needed either one. Fewer moving parts means fewer places for data to end up somewhere it shouldn't, which is a simpler kind of privacy than any policy can promise on its own — it's a property of how the site is built, not just what this page says about it.

If the way the site handles data changes, this page and its visible review date will be updated. Editorial identity and the current lack of a public contact channel are documented on the author page.