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Privacy Policy

Effective Date: March 19, 2026

1. Introduction

Welcome to the Mbps ↔ MB/s Converter, a simple, open-source, client-side web utility. This Privacy Policy explains our practices regarding any information related to your use of the tool. We are committed to the strongest possible privacy protection. Because the converter runs entirely in your web browser with no server interaction, we collect, store, transmit, or process zero personal data or usage information. This policy exists to provide full transparency.

2. Information We Do Not Collect

We do not collect any of the following:

  • Personal Identifiable Information (names, emails, IP addresses, device IDs, location)
  • Input Values — the Mbps or MB/s numbers you enter stay only in your browser memory during your session
  • Usage Analytics — no tracking of visits, session duration, conversion events, or clicks
  • Browser or Device Fingerprints — no canvas fingerprinting, WebGL data, or similar techniques
  • Cookies or Local Storage — the tool is stateless; nothing is persisted beyond the current page load

All calculations (division/multiplication by 8, rounding to five decimals) happen locally using JavaScript. Your inputs never leave your device.

3. How the Tool Operates

When you visit and use the converter:

  • Input fields capture numbers via standard HTML <input type="number"> elements
  • Event listeners trigger instant updates in the opposite field
  • All logic executes in the browser’s JavaScript engine
  • No HTTP requests are made except for loading static assets (HTML, CSS, JS) on page load

The site is hosted as a static deployment (e.g. GitHub Pages), meaning there are no backend servers capable of logging or storing anything.

4. Third-Party Services & CDNs

We use Bootstrap via public CDN for styling. CDNs may log basic request metadata (IP, user-agent) for caching and security — this is outside our control and not linked to any user activity on the converter itself. No analytics, advertising, or tracking scripts are included.

5. Security & Best Practices

Although we collect nothing, we recommend:

  • Using a modern, updated browser
  • Enabling HTTPS (automatic on GitHub Pages)
  • Avoiding public computers for sensitive speed comparisons

6. Children’s Privacy

The tool is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly process data from children.

7. Changes to This Policy

We may revise this policy. Updates will appear here with a new effective date. Continued use constitutes acceptance of changes.

8. Contact

For questions, open an issue on the project repository (link in footer) or reach out via public channels.

By using this converter you acknowledge that no personal data is collected, processed, or shared — ever.