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26  <h1><a href="/">scr.im</a></h1>
27  <p class="tagline">Protect your email address. Share your email in a safe way. Get less spam.</p>
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31<p class="lead">Terms &amp; privacy</p>
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33<p class="little brown">We hate <span class="red">spam</span> as much as you do. We
34will <span class="red">never</span> sell, rent, give away, publish or bulk-export
35any address in this database. That has been the promise since 2009 and it has not
36changed.</p>
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38<p class="little red">What we store</p>
39<p class="little brown">The address you gave us, the link it sits behind, when it
40was created, how many times it has been revealed and when it was last revealed. We
41keep the address of the computer that created a link. For anyone who reveals a
42link we keep only a one-way hash of their IP address, for thirty days, purely to
43stop one visitor pulling thousands of addresses in a row.</p>
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45<p class="little red">What we do not do</p>
46<p class="little brown">We do not send you marketing. We do not set advertising or
47tracking cookies. The one email we ever send is the one-time key you ask for when
48you want to change or delete your own link.</p>
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50<p class="little red">Removing your address</p>
51<p class="little brown">You can delete it yourself at any time, and you do not
52need to know anything but your own address: go to
53<a href="/remove"><tt>https://scr.im/remove</tt></a>, type the address, and we will
54email <em>that address</em> a link which removes it. This works whether you put it
55here yourself or somebody else did. If you do know the link your address sits
56behind, <tt>https://scr.im/remove/[that link]</tt> does the same thing in one step.
57Either way the email goes to the address itself, so only the person who reads that
58mailbox can remove it, and whoever asked learns nothing.</p>
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60<p class="little brown">If you cannot receive mail at the address any more, write
61to the owner via the <a href="/about">about page</a> and it will be removed by
62hand.</p>
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64<p class="little red">Terms of use</p>
65<p class="little brown">The service is free and provided as-is. Do not use it to
66publish other people's addresses, and do not point automated systems at it. Don't
67be a dork and this free service will stay forever.</p>
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