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What Prox collects, and why.

How Prox handles account, listing, billing, analytics, and free-proxy data.

Last updated 26 September 2026

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  1. What we process
  2. Why we process it
  3. Processors and international transfers
01

What we process

Account and organization data you provide, including email addresses, profiles, listings, plans, images, support evidence, and moderation messages.

Billing records such as processor customer, checkout, subscription, invoice, and transaction identifiers. Prox does not store full card details.

Security and operational records including sign-in events, audit entries, short-lived activation records, rate-limit data, and server logs.

Privacy-conscious listing analytics, including impressions and outbound clicks. Network identifiers are keyed before storage and raw event data is subject to retention controls.

Public proxy endpoint observations imported only from reviewed sources, plus verification measurements, correction requests, and ownership-claim evidence.

02

Why we process it

To create and secure accounts, operate the directory, review submissions, publish approved information, attribute promotions, process payments, prevent abuse, and measure service performance.

We do not use visits to VPN, Tor, censorship, or proxy content to create behavioural advertising audiences.

03

Processors and international transfers

Configured providers may support transactional email, Cloudflare Turnstile and network protection, and Stripe, PayPal or our self-hosted BTCPay Server for payments. A provider receives only the data required for its configured function.

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