89PHP Privacy: What You Share When You Read
This 89PHP guide privacy page tells you what happens to your information while you read. The short version is that this site asks you for nothing. You do not sign up, you do not fill in a form, and you do not leave a comment.
89PHP guide privacy: what these pages ask of you
Every page is static text, tables and images. There is no account, no login and no form on this site. Because nothing asks for your name, your phone number or your wallet details, nothing of that kind is stored here.
| Feature | Does it exist on this site |
|---|---|
| Account or login | No |
| Form or comment box | No |
| Newsletter sign-up | No |
| Payment or wallet details | Never requested |
The usual request details
Like any website, these pages are delivered by a network that receives the usual request details when your browser asks for a page: the address your connection uses, the browser type and the page you asked for. That is how a web page reaches a screen. This site does not use those details to identify you.
What a Register or Login button does
The Register and Login buttons are the only outbound links on this site. Following one takes you away from this site to the 89PHP lobby’s address. The link carries a referral tag, which lets the lobby tell that a reader arrived from here, and it is how this site earns a referral fee.
Once you reach the lobby, you are on a different website. What you type there goes to the lobby, not to this site. Read the lobby’s own screens for how it treats your data before you enter a number.
Cookies and tracking on the lobby
This site sets no login cookie, because there is nothing to log in to. The lobby is a different matter, and its screens are the place to read about its own storage of your details. A browser’s settings let you clear site data whenever you like.
Keep your own details private
Whatever site you use, these habits protect you:
- Share a password with nobody, including anyone who writes to you first.
- Never give a one-time code to anyone.
- Use a password that you use nowhere else.
- Register only with a mobile number that is yours.
Questions about this page
If something on this page looks wrong, send a correction as described on the contact page. Read the terms for using this site for what you may do with these pages, and the about page for this site for who writes them.