Privacy Policy
Last updated: 6 November 2026.
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What the site stores about you
No account and no profile. There is no registration, no newsletter and no form that asks for your details, and nothing on our servers is tied to your name or email address.
In your browser only. Two things are saved in your own browser's local storage and never sent to us: the keywords you star (your watchlist) and your light/dark theme choice. Clearing your browser data removes them.
Cookies. The interactive pages — the home listing, the niche pages, the search and watchlist pages — set a session cookie and a CSRF cookie so those pages work. They carry no personal data and expire after two hours. The keyword pages, the daily archive and the sitemaps set no cookies at all.
Server logs. Our server records the usual request information, including your IP address, so we can keep the site up and stop one visitor from overwhelming it. We do not use it to build a profile.
AI assistants (MCP). When an AI assistant reads the site through our MCP server (/mcp), each
call is recorded so we can keep the server working and fair to everyone: the time; which tool was
used and its fixed-choice settings (such as the country, the niche, the sort or the number of rows);
the public page it resolved to (a keyword page, a niche, a country and day); how long it took and how
it ended; the name and version the assistant's app reports about itself, and the name and major
version of its software; the names — never the values — of the request headers it sent, which we
use to tell assistant apps apart and will stop recording once we no longer need them; and short
one-way codes made from your IP address and from your network.
Those codes are made with a random secret that changes every day, is discarded after two days and is
never stored in our database, so calls made on different days cannot be linked to each other. The
one exception is a call that says it comes from Google's servers (Google's Gemini app marks its calls
with the request header User-Agent: Google): for such a call we also record, as it is, the range of
addresses it came from — such as 192.0.2.0/24, never the full address — because Google does not
publish every address Gemini calls from. We will stop recording these ranges once we no longer need
them. What you type — a search phrase, or a keyword that has no page — is never stored with these records. It
is only counted, per week and with no link to who asked, and only once at least two different
clients asked the same thing that week (to tell clients apart, a separate code that lasts the week is
kept in memory for eight days and is never stored, so one person asking on two days still counts
once); anything that looks like an email address, a link or a long number is dropped first. The records are deleted after 30 days; the daily count of how often each
keyword page was asked for is kept for up to 13 months, and the weekly counts of typed text for 90
days. If you use the server through a hosted assistant such as Claude.ai, the address we see is the
provider's, not yours. If you use it through ChatGPT, OpenAI also sends an anonymous ID for your
ChatGPT account so that servers can keep usage fair; we turn it into a one-way code with the same
daily secret, use it only to apply a limit to each account, and keep it only in the counters that
enforce that limit, which expire within about a day. It is never stored in our database or with the
records above. The answers themselves are not kept — only their size and how many rows they held.
Third parties the pages talk to
- Google Analytics measures traffic in aggregate (pages, countries, devices). It sets its own cookies; you can opt out with Google's browser add-on or a tracker blocker.
- Fonts and charts are loaded from Bunny Fonts and jsDelivr so the pages render. They receive your IP address as part of any ordinary web request.
- Amazon. Links marked "Amazon" are ordinary keyword searches: following one sends you to Amazon, whose own privacy policy applies. YTuong.me is not an Amazon Associate, these links carry no affiliate tag, and nothing is earned when you use them. The only paid placements on the site are the sponsor links, and those are marked as such.
- Etsy, Google Trends and Google Search links simply take you to those sites; nothing is shared with them beyond the search term you clicked.
Contact
Questions about this page go to the site owner at ytuong.me.