Privacy Policy
Source: https://github.com/LiCybora/NanoCore2/blob/master/notes/privacy_policy.md
[Last modified: July 23, 2019]

This Privacy Policy (the "Policy") applies to Nano Adblocker and Nano Defender
(the "Projects") published and distributed by @jspenguin2017 (the "Author").
The Author has little control over forks of the Projects so the Policy may
not apply to them. Furthermore, the Policy only applies to latest unmodified
production builds of the Projects.

By using one or both of the Projects, you consent to:

• The most recent version of the Policy

Data Collection
The Projects do not actively collect any data of any kind.

Side Channels
Nano Defender may connect to third-party servers when doing so is required to
fix a website, only the bare minimum data required to successfully perform the
request will be sent. Nano Defender will never connect to first-party servers.

Other Features
If you choose to use these features, you must consent to additional privacy
policies. These features are optional and do not affect the primary
functionalities of the Projects.

• Quick Issue Reporter

Future Versions
The Policy may be modified at any time, with or without notice.




Privacy Policy for Quick Issue Reporter
Source: https://github.com/LiCybora/NanoDefenderFirefox/blob/master/notes/issue-reporter.MD
[Last modified: July 23, 2019]

This Privacy Policy (the "Policy") applies to the Quick Issue Reporter
(the "Tool") published and distributed by @jspenguin2017 (the "Author").
The Author has little control over forks of the Tool so the Policy may
not apply to them. Furthermore, the Policy only applies to latest unmodified
production builds of the Tool.

The Tool allows you to quickly report issues related to Nano Adblocker and Nano
Defender (the "Projects") you encounter when browsing the Internet.

The Tool will only collect your data when you actively use it, and will not
connect to remote servers before the "Send" button is clicked.

By using the Tool, you consent to:

• The most recent version of the Policy,
  
• The privacy policy of GeoJS,
  
• The privacy policy of MaxMind
  
• The privacy policy of GitHub, and
  
• The privacy policy of GitLab

Data Collection and Usage

1. Your IP address
   
   • We may use GeoJS and/or MaxMind to process your IP address
   • You can use a VPN, but be sure the issue you are reporting can be
     reproduced while using your VPN
   • The country that your IP address belongs to and/or part of your IP address
     may be shared publicly
2. User agent string of your browser
   
   • Do not try to mask or change it; if the maintainers are unable to
     reproduce the issue, your report will be ignored
3. Version string of the Projects that you are using
4. The URL of the page where the Tool is opened
   
   • You are responsible in ensuring that you are not opening the Tool on a
     page where the URL is sensitive
5. The form that you have filled
   
   • If you supplied a test account in the form, that account will not be
     shared publicly (it may still be shared with a selected group of
     people)
   • You are responsible in ensuring information you entered into this form
     is not sensitive in nature and test accounts that you supply contains
     only test data

Collected data will be used to improve the Projects, as well as related
projects such as uAssets. Collected data may be shared with a selected group of
people or publicly unless otherwise indicated above.

Data Deletion
By using the Tool, you are contributing to open source projects, and you may
not take back your contributions at a later date.

Security Practices
The server acting as temporary storage is controlled by the Author has a few
systems in place to prevent unauthorized access:

• Two Factor Authentication on Amazon Web Services root account
• Public key authentication for Secure Shell access
• Firewall with only necessary ports open
• Automatic HTTPS upgrade for production endpoints

Moderated reports are stored in GitHub and/or GitLab issues trackers.

Please note that although the Author is committed to keep his server secure,
there is no guarantee of any sort. Like many other open source projects, the
Tool is delivered as-is and comes with absolutely no warranty.

Alternative Solutions
You can report issues to respective issues trackers manually.

Future Versions
The Policy may be modified at any time, with or without notice.