This site keeps nothing about you beyond the request logs any web server keeps.

Three things are kept, and here is where and why.

1. Request logs. The host, Vercel, records each request the way every web server does: the address it came from, the page asked for, the time, the browser's identification string and, when the browser sends it, the page that linked here. They are used to keep the site running and to find faults, and they are joined to nothing else.
2. Two preferences. The theme (light or dark) and the density of the home table are stored in your browser's local storage, on your device, so the site looks the same on your next visit. They are never sent to the site. Clearing site data in the browser removes them.
3. An email you send. If you write to hello@theminerterminal.com, your address and what you wrote stay in that mailbox as correspondence and are used to reply. They are added to no list and shared with nobody.

Nothing else is collected.

1. No cookies. The site sets none, and none is needed to read it.
2. No account, no sign-up form, no newsletter box and no comments. There is nothing to register for.
3. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixel and no third-party script or font. Every request a page makes goes to this site's own address.
4. No record of which pages you read. The host's request logs are the only trace, and the site does not read them to follow anyone.

Links to sources leave the site.

Every figure links to the document it was read from, on sec.gov, a company's own site or a newswire. Following one of those links leaves this site, and the site you land on keeps its own logs under its own policy.

There is nothing to hand over or delete, and you can ask anyway.

Nothing kept here identifies you, so there is no record to send you or to erase. If you think the site holds something about you, write to hello@theminerterminal.com and you will get an answer saying what was found.

This page changes before the site does.

If analytics, a sign-up form or accounts are ever added, this page says what they collect before they go live, and the effective date at the top moves. The test suite that ships with the site checks that no cookie is set and no request leaves this address, so the words above are held by the build, not by memory.