How Sharely protects user privacy

1. The Privacy Crisis on the Modern Web

Today's internet operates largely on surveillance capitalism. Major social networks and directory platforms monitor your individual mouse clicks, track the profiles you browse, compile tracking profiles on your habits, and sell this sensitive data to advertising brokers.

Sharely (read overview) was built as a clean, privacy-first sanctuary. We operate on a simple principle: What you discover and click on the internet is strictly your business.

2. Our Privacy-Preserving Engineering Rules

We protect user privacy not through wordy legal policies, but through robust technical limitations built directly into our codebase (detailed in our central Privacy Policy):

1. Zero Tracking Cookies or Commercial Pixels

Sharely does not employ third-party tracking pixels (such as Meta pixel) or intrusive tracking cookies. We do not track your browsing history across other websites or record what links you browse.

2. Local Session Caching Only

We use lightweight, local browser cache data (`localStorage`) to manage session auth tokens and prevent click fraud rate limits (see bot prevention details). No commercial user profiles are compiled or synced with commercial cloud directories.

3. Minimal Account Registration Data

While explorers browse anonymously, creators sign up using minimal, secure credentials (display name and email address) stored in encrypted, safe databases. We never sell, rent, or lease email rosters to third parties.

3. Conclusion and Support

By prioritizing client privacy, Sharely ensures discovery remains safe, clean, and honest. Discover links anonymously on our Explore Page or share your work today!