Privacy Policy & Data Protection Directives

Institutional privacy standards ensuring zero data collection, compliance with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR Art. 6 & 13) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

🔒 Zero-Knowledge Standard 🛡️ GDPR / CCPA Compliant 📅 Effective Date: September 2026

1. Commitment to User Privacy & Decentralized Philosophy

HyperDocs operates under a strict Data Minimization and Privacy-by-Design principle. As an independent educational documentation site, we do not require account registration, do not maintain user databases, do not track financial profiles, and do not sell or monetize personal information.

2. Technical Log Data & Cookie Policy

When you access our static documentation files, standard non-identifying HTTP request headers are processed by edge content delivery networks (CDNs) exclusively for cybersecurity defense (DDoS mitigation) and bandwidth routing:

Internet Protocol (IP) Address: Temporarily processed in volatile server memory for network packet delivery and rate limiting, then discarded or anonymized.
Browser & User-Agent Information: Processed solely to render responsive mobile/desktop stylesheets correctly.
No Tracking Cookies: HyperDocs does not employ cross-site tracking cookies, marketing beacons, or third-party behavioral analytics scripts.

3. Blockchain State & Public Ledger Transparency

Please note that any interaction you make with decentralized Layer-1 blockchains (such as checking balances via public JSON-RPC nodes or viewing publicly visible smart contracts) is processed on open, immutable cryptographic ledgers. Public wallet addresses, validator signatures, and on-chain transactions are publicly visible by design of distributed ledger technology.

4. Data Subject Rights (GDPR & CCPA)

Under European GDPR (Articles 15 through 22) and California Consumer Privacy legislation (CCPA/CPRA), users possess the following rights regarding personal information:

Right of Access & Portability: The right to request confirmation of any processed personal data.
Right to Erasure (Right to be Forgotten): The right to request permanent deletion of any stored personal data.
Non-Discrimination: Exercising privacy rights will never result in altered access to our open documentation.

5. Data Controller & Open Contact

HyperDocs is maintained by an open-source community collective. For questions regarding this privacy statement or technical inquiries, users may consult the public GitHub documentation repository or open an educational issue ticket.