This notice covers visitors, signed-in users and API callers of linkskimmr.com. It is short because the service keeps little.
LinkSkimmr research team ·
Accounts are created through Google sign-in only. We receive the account details Google shares with us for that purpose and use them to identify your account.
We do not ask for a password of our own. Your Google account settings control what you share.
Each request reaches our servers with the domain you asked about and, for paid actions, your key. We use both to answer the request and to count the credits it cost.
The free actions work without a key. The domain you type into the checker on the home page is sent to the same lookup.
Your balance and the cost of each authenticated call appear in the response as the _credits field and in your account.
We use the information to run the service. That means answering lookups, keeping your balance right and keeping the API working for everyone.
We do not use it to profile you for advertising. We do not hand your account to third parties for their own marketing.
Where a rule of law obliges us to disclose something, we will comply, and we will tell you through the account page where that is allowed.
Top-ups are made in USDT (TRC-20) from the account page. We do not take card details, because cards are not part of the service.
A public blockchain transaction is visible to anyone, as with any transfer of that kind.
The site keeps you signed in through your Google session. The pages themselves are static, and the checker box sends only the domain you type.
Your browser may store a few things, such as a remembered colour theme. You can clear them in your browser settings at any time.
We do not run advertising on the site, and we do not sell the information you give us.
You can stop using the service whenever you like. You can revoke the Google connection from your Google account settings.
To ask a question about your information or to request a change, sign in and use the account page. We answer from there.
If this notice changes, we update the date at the top. The terms sit beside it and apply together.