Privacy at the TonPlay reference

Reading the reference is designed to be straightforward: you can use the editorial guides without creating an account or submitting personal data, while the interactive coin and network coverage explorer handles its selections inside your browser.

ReadingNo reader account required
Explorer processingLocal in the browser
Explorer storageSelections are not stored

Reading does not require a reader account

The site is an informational reference. You can move between the TonPlay overview, topic guides and legal notes without signing up with this reference or providing personal details to read the material.

There are no reader forms, analytics or reader accounts. That point is kept simple because those features would change the privacy picture; here, ordinary reading is primarily a request for the page you choose to open.

The TonPlay casino account described in editorial sections is separate from reading this independent reference. Account actions at the casino are outside this site’s reader-data flow.

Explorer selections stay in the browser

The coin and network coverage explorer on the home page filters the listed assets and shows network detail where that mapping is part of its reference data. The selection you make is processed locally in your browser rather than being sent elsewhere.

Selection handling

Your asset choice and the network-known filter are evaluated locally.

Transmission

Explorer selections are not transmitted by the tool.

Storage

The explorer does not save those selections for a later visit.

A practical consequence is that changing the filter changes what you see on the current page, but it does not create a profile of your selections for the next visit.

Hosting can keep standard server logs

As with any website, the hosting service may keep standard server logs. Those operational records belong to the hosting layer rather than to the coin and network explorer’s local selection logic.

What stays local to the explorer

The selected crypto asset.
The network-known filter state during the current interaction.
The deterministic matching used to display the relevant entry.

What sits outside the explorer

Normal delivery of a requested web page passes through hosting infrastructure.
Standard server logging can occur at that layer.
The explorer itself does not send or persist the filter choices.

A simple privacy model keeps the interaction easy to understand

Open a guide. Reading begins with the page you request.
Use the explorer if useful. Its filter runs in the browser and updates the visible result.
Leave or return later. The explorer does not retain your previous selection for the next visit.

For the separate question of browser cookies and persistent site data, the cookie note explains the site-wide policy and the explorer’s storage behavior.

Browser controls remain part of your privacy toolkit

Your browser provides its own controls for site permissions, stored data and history. Those controls are useful whenever you want to review what a browser has retained across sites, even when a particular feature such as the explorer is designed not to persist its own selections.

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The privacy model matches the site’s limited interaction

Reading requires no reader account, and the coin and network coverage explorer handles its selections locally without retaining them. Standard server logs can still exist at the hosting layer, while browser controls remain available for managing site data on your device.

Created by the ”TonPlay Casino” editorial team.