Privacy and data

This website

This website includes a free website checker and an optional report-request form. When you run a check, the submitted URL is used to fetch the target website. When diagnostic statistics are enabled, Cloudflare D1 stores the hostname (not the full path or query), a random audit ID, UTC time, language, success or failure, readiness score and processing duration. This table does not store visitor IP addresses, email addresses or full reports.

If you request a report, your email address and report are processed by the configured email provider (Resend); an administrator notification may also be sent through Telegram with the submitted site, email and score. The diagnostic record can be marked as report requested and email dispatched. Provider acceptance is not proof of inbox delivery. Requesting a report does not subscribe you to marketing.

Use a public website URL without private tokens or personal information. Diagnostic records are subject to a 90-day operational cleanup policy; operators must run the documented cleanup. Provider logs and message retention are managed separately. For a deletion request, contact owlycrackgeo@rebase-sg.com privately; do not publish your email address in the support forum. We do not add advertising trackers or a visitor account system.

Documentation search runs in your browser using a static search index. It does not send your search query to a hosted search API.

The hosting provider may process IP addresses, request headers, and security logs to deliver and protect the website. A static website is not the same as a website with no infrastructure-level data processing.

The website uses Cloudflare Pages and Workers. Its handling of service data is described in Cloudflare’s privacy policy.

The plugin on your website

OwlyCrackGeo stores its analytics and settings in your WordPress database. It does not automatically upload that analytics dataset to an OwlyCrackGeo SaaS service.

You control the WordPress installation and are responsible for access, backups, data retention, and any notices required for your site’s visitors. Local processing is not, by itself, a legal compliance guarantee.

External interactions

• DNS verification: supported-bot verification sends DNS queries through your server’s configured resolver.
• IndexNow: notifications send the site host, verification key, and changed URLs to the receiving service.
• AI verification links: opening an AI tool link sends the corresponding query to that tool.
• Downloads and support: WordPress.org links take you to a third-party website with its own policies.

Consult the official plugin disclosure for details applicable to your installed version.

Removal and questions

Back up your database and export any required reports before deleting the plugin. Its uninstall cleanup may remove stored plugin data and settings.

For product questions, use the support forum. Do not post private data in public support topics.