Stateside Proxies Privacy Notice

Dated November 8, 2026. Teams that verify advertising and test websites handle other people's information all day and are rightly careful about who handles theirs, so here is what we know about you, in ordinary language. We hold an email address, what you paid and when, and which hardware you rented. The content of what passes through a line is not read or monitored. Nothing about anyone is sold to anyone. The company responsible is Stateside Proxies, and the address for anything on this page is [email protected].

When you sign up

We keep the email address you gave, your password in a form that cannot be turned back into the password, the moment of sign-up and the address you signed up from, and the language you picked for the site. These let us run and protect the account and send you receipts, renewal reminders and the heavy-day message described in the Terms of Use. We do not ask for, and therefore do not hold, your name, telephone number, street address or any identity document. The sign-up details stay for as long as the account exists and for one further month after you delete it, purely so a deletion made by mistake can be reversed.

When you pay

We keep what you paid, in which currency, by which method, at what time, and the receipt number the payment processor gives us. When you pay in cryptocurrency we keep the address the coins arrived at, the identifier of the transaction and the address they came from, all of which are already visible on the public ledger. When you pay by Zelle or bank transfer we keep the sender's name as the bank passes it to us. Card numbers and PayPal logins are typed on the processor's own pages and never reach our systems. Payment details are kept for as long as tax and bookkeeping rules insist, which is longer than most accounts live, and are used for bookkeeping, for spotting fraud and for sending money back; nothing else.

When a line is in use

For each line we keep which hardware, carrier and metro it was given, the dates of its plan, the credentials we issued, and every rotation you asked for together with the new address the carrier handed out. Messages you send to support, and your Telegram username if you use the bot, stay with the account. Bytes are tallied per line for each UTC day, which is how heavy days are counted.

What a campaign sends over a line

A team's campaign checks and client pages are its own business, and the content of that traffic is not something we monitor. Non-content connection metadata may be logged. Should a complaint, an abuse report or a legal request arrive, we may investigate it, and we respond to the valid ones and cooperate with lawful requests when we are required to.

When you visit this website

The web server keeps the usual access log, the visiting address, the page, the time and the browser's description of itself, for 30 days, for the sake of security. There are no advertising or analytics cookies anywhere on the site and no third-party scripts, apart from the optional CAPTCHA at sign-up. The language switcher writes your choice into the page address. The dashboard itself sets a login session cookie and a language preference.

Who else ever sees any of it

The payment processor sees what its payment requires. The carriers see the traffic of their own SIMs exactly as they see every customer's traffic, and learn nothing about your account from us. The companies that host our servers hold backup copies, encrypted. The authorities receive information when a lawful request requires it. Every time a member of our staff opens a customer record the access is written down. Nobody, anywhere, receives anything for marketing.

What you can ask of us

You can ask to see the account details we hold, ask us to put right anything wrong, or ask us to close the account; write from the account's email to [email protected] and you will have an answer inside a month. Closure erases those details, apart from the payment details that bookkeeping rules make us keep. You can object to any use of your information you think unnecessary and we will either explain it or stop. Your email address and settings are yours to change in the dashboard whenever you wish, and you can issue yourself new API keys and line credentials at any moment.

How it is protected, and how this page changes

Passwords are stored only as one-way digests, every dashboard and API connection is encrypted, and staff access is logged. If a security breach ever touches your information, you hear from us by email without delay. This page may change from time to time. The version most recently published is the one in force, and your use of the service is your agreement to it.

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