Website information

Privacy.

What happens when you read the site, open a reference, or use a local page control.

What this website does

ScannerAPI.com provides publicly readable pages. It has no file-upload interface, account registration, newsletter signup, or data-entry form. The site code does not install analytics scripts, set cookies, or write information to browser local storage.

Normal web requests

Visiting a website requires network requests to its hosting infrastructure. Hosting or network providers may process request information such as an IP address, requested page, browser details, and access time. Hosting-specific processing and retention depend on the infrastructure used to serve this site; the pages do not specify a retention period for those providers.

Fonts and external references

The pages request optional typography from Google Fonts. Your browser may contact the font provider and send the standard network information associated with those requests. System-font fallbacks keep the pages readable when external fonts are unavailable.

Editorial source links lead to independently operated websites. Opening those links is a separate visit governed by the destination’s own practices. ScannerAPI.com does not receive files or prompts that you may submit to another service.

Email correspondence

A mail link opens your chosen email application. Sending a message to [email protected] shares the message and normal email information with the recipient and the email services involved. Include only the information needed for the question. Do not send passwords, API keys, private customer records, or suspicious attachments.

Local interactions

Navigation menus and expandable questions operate in the browser. The developer playbook’s copy control copies the displayed example to your clipboard when you activate it. It does not transmit the example or other clipboard content to a server.

Questions about this notice

Contact [email protected] with a privacy question related to this website. Include a page reference where useful, but avoid sending sensitive material to explain the issue.