Privacy Policy — UnicodeSymbols.com
The privacy policy separates locally processed tool input from server requests and explains how the editorial desk handles email.
What this page covers
Tool text stays local
The three utilities do not send their textarea values to an analysis endpoint.
Search is a request
The server receives a search query so it can return matching catalog records.
Email is voluntary
Readers decide what to include and should never send passwords or private documents.
Scope of this policy
This policy describes the UnicodeSymbols.com web application in this repository: its public pages, character search, browser-based text tools, and email contact addresses. It does not describe the independent practices of standards publishers or other sites reached through outbound links.
Text entered into the utilities
Copy, inspection, normalization, and conversion calculations execute in the open browser tab. The application has no endpoint that receives the textarea value for those tools. The inspector may retrieve a static dictionary of Unicode names, but that request contains no pasted specimen.
Search requests and server records
When a visitor submits the character search, the query appears in a request to the site so matching results can be returned. Standard infrastructure logs may record the request path, timestamp, IP address, user agent, response status, and security events for reliability and abuse prevention. The public code sets no advertising or analytics scripts.
Cookies and local storage
The core experience requires no account and sets no advertising cookies. Current copy and diagnostic functions do not need persistent browser storage. Hosting or security infrastructure may use strictly operational controls outside the application, so deployed behavior should be rechecked whenever infrastructure changes.
Email and retention
Information voluntarily sent by email is used to understand and answer the message. Avoid sending confidential or identifying specimens. Operational records and correspondence should be retained only as long as reasonably needed for support, security, legal obligations, and service maintenance.
Privacy questions
Questions or requests may be sent to [email protected]. Include the relevant URL and enough context to identify the concern, but omit passwords, recovery codes, and private document contents. The terms of use covers acceptable use. Send non-private content corrections through the editorial contact page.