Privacy Policy

This policy explains what Nicxro collects, what we do not need from you, and how ads, cookies, and tools fit together. Nicxro (“we”, “us”) is the website at https://nicxro.online. Contact: infiniteframes.dev@gmail.com.

Last updated: 2 September 2026.

Nicxro is a toolbox and a set of guides for everyday web work. You can read articles without creating an account. You should still treat anything you paste into a tool as data you chose to handle with care.

Who we are and where this runs

The site is hosted by Hostinger. WordPress serves the pages. LiteSpeed Cache may store copies of pages so they load faster. Those systems see normal website traffic: the page you request, your IP address, browser type, and the time of the request. Hosts keep server logs to run the service, stop abuse, and debug outages. We do not sell those logs.

The site is operated as a small project, not a large consumer app. If that ever changes in a way that affects this policy, we will update this page.

Information we collect

Information you give us

  • Email, if you subscribe. Hostinger Reach powers newsletter signup. If you join, we store the address you submit so we can send updates you asked for. You can unsubscribe using the link in those emails or by writing to us.
  • Comments, if you leave one. WordPress may collect the name, email, and comment text you enter, plus your IP address, which is a normal spam-control measure.
  • Messages you send us. If you email infiniteframes.dev@gmail.com, we keep the thread long enough to answer you.

Information collected automatically

  • Server and cache logs. IP address, requested URL, referrer, user agent, and timestamps.
  • Cookies and similar storage. Used for the site to work, remember consent, cache pages, and (if you allow it) advertising. Details are below.
  • Ad requests. We show ads through RevBid (a header-bidding / ad network). When an ad loads, that network and its advertiser partners may collect device and cookie identifiers, approximate location from IP, and data about the page so they can choose an ad. That is their processing, under their policies, not a Nicxro profile we build.

We do not require an account to read guides or use the public tools. We do not ask for your real name to format JSON.

Tools and anything you paste

This is the part that matters on a tools site.

JSON, JWTs, hashes, URLs, diffs, and similar tools exist so you can inspect data quickly. They are not a vault. They are not encryption. A decoded token is still a secret if it was a secret before you pasted it.

Our rules for you, and for us:

  • Do not paste production passwords, live customer records, private keys, or session cookies into a tool, a comment, or an email to us.
  • Redact Authorization headers, emails, and account IDs when a screenshot or payload would still make the point without them.
  • Prefer in-browser tools for sensitive pastes. If a tool can do the job on your device, that is the safer default.
  • We do not need your payloads to publish a guide. We do not use pasted tool input to train a public model, build marketing lists, or sell a dossier about you.
  • If a specific tool must send data to a server to work, treat that paste as submitted content. When in doubt, use fake data.

If you paste something sensitive by accident, stop using that value. Rotate the token or password. Email us if you need a comment removed.

Cookies

Cookies are small files stored on your device. Nicxro uses them in three buckets:

  • Essential. WordPress and hosting need some cookies for the site to load, stay secure, and remember that you saw or answered a consent banner. The site may break in odd ways if you block everything.
  • Preferences and performance. LiteSpeed Cache and similar performance tools may use cookies or local storage so repeat visits are faster. These are about pages, not a profile of your JSON.
  • Advertising. RevBid and partner exchanges may set cookies or use similar IDs to measure ads and, where the law requires a choice, to personalize them. That is why you may see a consent prompt before ads load in a personalized way.

You can refuse non-essential cookies in the banner where it is offered, and you can delete cookies in your browser. Blocking ads or third-party cookies may make some units empty; the guides and tools should still work.

Third parties set their own cookies. We do not control RevBid’s full partner list. Read their policies if you want the network-level detail, and use browser controls or an ad blocker if you want a stricter line than the banner.

How we use information

We use the information above to:

  • Serve the website, keep it fast, and fix breakage
  • Show ads that keep the tools and guides free to read
  • Send a newsletter only if you subscribed
  • Reply when you contact us
  • Moderate spam in comments
  • Comply with law and stop abuse

We do not sell your email list. We do not rent a database of pasted payloads. Advertising on the site is the commercial tradeoff for keeping the drawer open without a paywall.

Legal bases (if GDPR or UK GDPR applies)

If you are in the European Economic Area or the UK, we rely on:

  • Legitimate interests for running a public website, security, logs, and answering email
  • Consent for non-essential cookies and personalized ads, and for email you opted into
  • Contract / steps at your request when you ask us to do something specific, such as remove a comment
  • Legal obligation when we must keep or disclose information

You can withdraw consent for cookies in the banner or your browser, and for email with unsubscribe. Withdrawing consent does not make past lawful use illegal.

How long we keep it

Server logs stay as long as the host keeps them for operations and security, then they rotate. Newsletter addresses stay until you unsubscribe or we shut the list down. Comments stay until you ask us to remove them or we take the thread down. Email we received stays as long as the conversation is still useful, then we delete or archive it like any other inbox.

Sharing

We share data with processors who run the site for us, not as a product we sell:

  • Hostinger — hosting, WordPress infrastructure, and Hostinger Reach if you subscribe
  • RevBid and advertising partners — ad delivery and measurement when ads load
  • Professional or legal requests — if we are required by law, or to protect the site and other people from abuse

We do not hand your email to a random “partner newsletter” as a surprise. Ads are a separate channel from the inbox.

International transfers

Hostinger and advertising networks may process data in more than one country. If you visit from the EEA or UK, that can mean a transfer outside your region, with the safeguards those providers use (such as standard contractual clauses). A public website on the internet cannot promise that every packet stays in one city.

Your choices and rights

You can:

  • Use the site without an account
  • Refuse non-essential cookies where the banner allows it
  • Unsubscribe from email
  • Ask us to delete a comment you left, or a subscriber record if you cannot use the link

If privacy law gives you extra rights (access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, complaint to a regulator), email us and we will handle the request in a way that matches those rules and the data we actually hold. We may need enough information to know it is you. We will not invent a profile we never stored.

Children

Nicxro is written for people doing professional web work. It is not aimed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you believe we have, email us and we will delete it.

Security

We use HTTPS. Hosting and WordPress are kept reasonably current. That is not a promise that the internet is safe. Do not put secrets in query strings, comments, or tool pastes. Rotate credentials if they leaked. Our security work is about the site remaining available and un-defaced, not about becoming your password manager.

Changes

If we add a login, a paid plan, a new analytics product, or a tool that clearly sends pastes to a server in a new way, we will update this page and change the date at the top. Continued use after an update means the new text applies to the next visit. For a material change to email, we will say so in the list or on the site.

Contact

Questions about this policy, ads, cookies, or a paste you regret: infiniteframes.dev@gmail.com.

More about the project itself sits on the About page.