Effective 29 July 2026
Current frontend phase
Yono Bonus serves static informational pages and uses a protected backend for correction reports and page-view counts. No user account or payment feature is active.
Server records
Our hosting and security providers may process standard technical records such as IP address, browser type, requested URL and request time for security and reliability.
Visit measurement
Yono Bonus counts page views to see which pages are worth keeping. A view records the page path, the referring address, your browser's user-agent string, and a keyed hash of your IP address and user agent. The hash is what lets one reader be counted once instead of twice; it cannot be turned back into an IP address. No cookie is set and no identifier is stored on your device. The page does keep one note per address you open — the moment it was last counted — so that reloading does not report the same page twice; it is held in the tab's own storage and discarded when you close the tab. Records on our side are deleted after a fixed retention period.
Page addresses are sent without their query string, so campaign and session parameters never leave your browser, and a browser sending a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal is not counted at all.
Future updates
Correction reports may include the affected page, report details, an optional source and an optional reply email. Reports are retained only for the configured review period and then deleted.