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Privacy

You do not need an account. We do not ask for your name, email, phone, or VIN.

What a verdict stores

• The version you are rating, and the version you came from
• Your verdict, and any issue tags you check
• If you answer them: the speed profile you use, how this version's usual speed compares with the posted limit, and whether it misreads speed-limit signs. All three are optional.
• If you submit Me too or Fixed for me on a known issue: which issue, which button, and the version page, plus the same browser hash and network hash as a verdict. There is no text box.
• Hardware, model, country, and state if you add one
• The time of the submission
• A hash of a random id stored in a cookie on this browser
• A hash of your network address

What it does not store

• The raw network address. We hash it with a secret salt and do not keep the address. The hash is how a second verdict for the same version, from the same network, is turned away.
• Free-text comments. There is no box for a story. Do not put personal details in any field. There is nowhere for them to go.

The cookie

The cookie is named fsd_device. It is a random string, marked so page scripts cannot read it. We store a hash of it, not the cookie itself. Clearing the cookie does not let you vote again on the same network, because the network hash still matches.

Bot check

Submitting a verdict uses Cloudflare Turnstile, a check that the form was sent by a person rather than a script. The same check loads on a version page that lists known issues, because Me too and Fixed for me use it, even if you do not submit a verdict. Turnstile is Cloudflare's service. If this site is hosted on Cloudflare, Cloudflare also sees the request, including the network address, as the host. That address is not copied into the site database.

Sample data

If you run the site on your own computer with the setup command, the numbers include fake sample reports. The page says so. Those fake rows are not part of a production deploy.

Removal

A verdict is stored without your name, so there is no account page that can look up "your" row. One verdict is kept per version for each browser and network.