Privacy at Freshbet Notes
Freshbet Notes is an informational reference that can be read without creating a site account or providing personal details. The site is designed around articles and a browser-based crypto value and transfer-cost check rather than user profiles or reader submissions.
The crypto value check processes inputs in your browser
The crypto value and transfer-cost check on the main Freshbet review uses the values entered by the reader to calculate a scenario locally in the browser. Those inputs are not sent to Freshbet Notes and are not stored by the tool.
The check uses a starting value, a hypothetical price movement and user-entered transfer costs to show how those inputs change the scenario value. It is designed for comparison rather than data collection, so the calculation does not require a name, email address or account identifier.
Hosting can create ordinary server records
As with any website, the hosting infrastructure can keep standard server logs needed to deliver pages and maintain the service. These records can include technical request information associated with page delivery.
Freshbet Notes does not use forms, analytics or reader accounts. Reading the payment guide or other articles therefore does not require a separate profile on this site.
Privacy choices remain with the browser and device
Browser and device controls can still be used to manage local site data and browsing history. The separate cookie information explains how Freshbet Notes handles cookies across the site.
Because the crypto value check runs locally, closing or refreshing the page resets the scenario rather than creating a stored reader record. That keeps the tool focused on the calculation shown on screen.
Privacy on Freshbet Notes centres on reading without a reader profile
The site’s privacy model follows its informational purpose: articles are readable without a site account, the crypto scenario tool runs locally in the browser, and ordinary hosting logs remain separate from the values entered into that tool.
