TokenResets
한국어

Last updated 29 August 2026

Privacy notice

TOKEN RESETS does not require an account and never asks for provider credentials. This notice separates data kept on your device from data processed when you use the website or API.

Local reset timers

Timers created on the Timers page are stored in IndexedDB in your browser. They stay on that device unless you choose to export a file. They are not uploaded to TOKEN RESETS.

Website delivery and analytics

Cloudflare, Inc. provides DNS, CDN, security, hosting, and Web Analytics. Cloudflare may process request metadata such as IP address, user agent, requested URL, timing, and security signals to deliver and protect the service under its own policies.

Cloudflare states that Web Analytics uses no cookies or local storage for analytics and does not collect or use visitors’ personal data. See theCloudflare Web Analytics documentation.

TOKEN RESETS also keeps aggregate homepage page-load counts for each Korea Standard Time calendar day. A page load sends a same-origin signal; the application database stores the date, total count, first and last signal times, and totals grouped by Cloudflare’s two-letter country code. Country totals are not linked to individual requests. The application does not store a visitor identifier, IP address, city, region, exact location, or user-agent value with these counts. Reloads and automated browser traffic may be included, so this is not a unique-person measurement. No cookie is created for this counter.

API rate limits and reactions

The API temporarily reads the network address and user-agent value supplied with a request to compute a salted SHA-256 pseudonymous key. Raw values are not written to the application database.

  • Short-lived rate-limit keys expire automatically from Cloudflare KV.
  • A reaction key is stored with an event reaction to enforce one response per event.
  • Provider reset wishes store only a repeatable aggregate click total.
  • The hash is treated as pseudonymous information, not as proof of identity.

Advertising inquiries

When you submit the advertising inquiry form, TOKEN RESETS stores the company or brand, contact name, reply email, optional website, campaign window, budget range, campaign brief, submission time, and delivery status in its Cloudflare D1 database. The information is used only to receive, deliver, answer, and manage that inquiry.

Cloudflare Turnstile processes an anti-spam token before the form is accepted. TOKEN RESETS does not store the token, raw IP address, or user-agent value with the inquiry. A copy is sent to the verified operator email address through Cloudflare Email Service. The submitted fields are also sent through the Telegram Bot API to the operator's private chat for an immediate notification. If either delivery fails, the database copy remains available for automatic retry.

Inquiry records are automatically deleted 180 days after submission. Ask for earlier access, correction, or deletion using the contact address below and include the inquiry reference if available.

Messages and external links

If you email or call, the information you provide is used to answer the request and maintain necessary business records. Original-source links lead to third-party services with their own privacy practices.

Requests

Ask a privacy question or request handling of information you submitted by emailingchoblogmoney@gmail.com. Operator details are on the business information page.