Nexus Market Privacy Policy
This page explains what nexusmarketonion.store collects, why, and how to get it removed. It applies to this clearnet reference site only, not to the Nexus Market trading platform itself, which has its own separate terms.
What this site collects
This site keeps collection minimal. It stores the mirror addresses, the verification method, and the status information needed to run the pages. It does not require an account, an email address, or a login to view anything. There is no newsletter signup and no checkout.
Cookies and analytics
This site uses only the storage necessary for the browser to render the pages correctly. If basic analytics are enabled, they record anonymous usage signals such as page views and approximate region, aggregated and not tied to an individual. No advertising trackers are placed. No third-party pixels are loaded on the mirror or onion-link pages.
Data not collected
No names. No emails. No payment details. No device identifiers sold or shared with advertisers. If a page on this site ever starts asking for personal data, that is a change worth pausing on, because it is not part of the current design.
Third parties
The only external dependency is the font and asset delivery for the page styling. No analytics provider receives personal data beyond the anonymous signals described above. The .onion addresses themselves are published public information and are not considered personal data.
How to delete or opt out
Because this site stores little, deletion is straightforward. To disable analytics, enable a blocking extension or set your browser to refuse non-essential storage for this domain. If you submitted anything through a contact form, a single request to remove it is honored. See the contact page for how to reach the maintainers.
Retention
Anonymous usage signals are kept only as long as they are useful for measuring which pages help visitors. Older aggregates are discarded. Nothing here is retained indefinitely.
Changes to this policy
Updates to this policy are posted on this same page with a revised date. Material changes, such as introducing a new third party or beginning to store personal data, are noted at the top of the page rather than buried.
Questions
If any part of this is unclear, or if you believe this site holds data it should not, use the contact route. The maintainer responds to privacy questions the same way as any other inquiry, without requiring an account.
The short version: this site exists to list current mirrors and explain how to verify them. It asks for almost nothing in return, and it discards what it does keep.