PROXYATLAS v0.1 // GLOBAL PROXY INTELLIGENCEDATA: SIMULATED · ACCESS: EARLY

PRIVACY / UPDATED 08 SEPTEMBER 2026

YOUR DATA.
A CLEAR PURPOSE.

This notice describes the current ProxyAtlas early-access website and its signup form.

Information you submit

The form collects your name, email address, chosen provider, and any company name or notes you add. We also record the submission time and the version of the consent text. Optional fields can be left blank. Do not submit proxy credentials or other sensitive information.

How it is used

The project owner uses submissions to understand interest in provider analytics and contact people who requested early-access updates. Signing up does not create an account. Submissions are stored in a Cloudflare D1 database accessible to the project owner and are not published on this website or shared with listed providers.

Hosting and request information

Cloudflare hosts this website and processes network information required to deliver and secure it. The signup endpoint uses the request IP address for short-term rate limiting. The application does not add IP addresses to signup records or log form contents. Cloudflare may retain service logs under its own terms.

Cookies and analytics

This version does not install advertising trackers or a third-party visitor analytics beacon. The analytics pages display synthetic proxy statistics, not visitor tracking data. Cloudflare provides infrastructure request and error metrics to the project owner.

Your choices

Submitting the form is optional. Early-access updates are sent only following the consent requested on the form. You can ask the project owner to stop updates or delete your submission through the contact channel where this preview was shared. A dedicated public contact address will be added when the project’s contact setup is complete.

Retention

Submissions are kept for the early-access programme until the project owner removes them. The current version does not automatically expire records. This notice will be updated if the service or its data handling changes.

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