Privacy

What this site does not do

• There is no newsletter and no email box on any page.
• Reading sets no cookie of its own. You can check that in your browser: until you sign in, nothing on Earns.io writes a cookie. What signing in writes is listed below.
• Nothing you read here is sold, shared or passed to a data broker.
• There are no third-party ads, no ad network scripts and no tracking pixels.

Accounts

An account is optional. It exists for the daily claim, and it keeps exactly this:

• Your email address, which is how you sign in. There is no password.
• The day you signed up, each day you claimed, and the streak those days make.
• Your balance and every line that changed it, because that is the record of a sum of money.
• The wallet address you save yourself, so a payout has somewhere to go.
• The reports you send about being paid, with the first three parts of your IP address, never the whole one.
• A list of the guides you open while signed in: the page, the day, and how many times. It is written a few seconds after a page opens, only if you are signed in, and only so your history page can show it back to you. It has a clear button, it is never used to rank or change anything on the site, and it is deleted with the account.

Signing in writes one cookie, earns_session, which holds a random session token and nothing else. It lasts sixty days and goes when you sign out. Choosing to see your balance in SHIB, BTC, ETH or dollars writes a second one, earns_don_vi, holding just that one word. Rolling the daily claim without an account writes a third, earns_khach: your guest balance and streak, signed so it cannot be edited, holding no identifier at all; it is deleted the moment you sign in and the balance moves into the account. Deleting the account deletes every row above.

The roll itself sits behind Google reCAPTCHA, so that page, and only that page, loads a script from Google and shows its "I'm not a robot" box. Google's privacy policy and terms apply to that box. No other page on this site loads anything from Google except the analytics described above.

Analytics

The site runs Google Analytics 4 (G-5SZXKE3248). It is configured with Consent Mode v2 and, in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, analytics_storage is set to denied by default. In those countries no analytics cookie is written at all, on any page view, and Google models the gap from aggregate data. Outside those countries the analytics cookie is set and IP anonymisation is on.

In those countries a small notice at the bottom of the page asks first. Until you answer, nothing is written. Say yes and the analytics cookie is set; say no and it never is. Your answer is kept in your browser's local storage under one key, earns-dong-y, so the notice does not come back on every page. That entry is the one thing this site writes to your device, and it is not a cookie and is not sent anywhere.

Server logs

The web server records ordinary access logs: the requesting IP address, the time, the page requested, the response code, the referring page and the browser string. That is the standard record every web server keeps, and it is what tells us a page is broken. Those logs rotate daily and are deleted after 14 days.

Cloudflare sits in front of the site and terminates the connection, so it also sees the request. Its own data handling is governed by Cloudflare, not by this site.

Outbound links

Links to the companies covered here go through /go/ so the destination can be changed in one place instead of editing forty articles. That redirect records nothing. It does not log the click, it does not set a cookie, and it does not add an identifier to the destination URL. It reads the destination from a list and sends you there.

Once you land on another company’s site you are subject to their terms and their tracking, not ours.

Sources

Every figure on this site comes from a page published by the company being written about, read on a stated date. Reading a public page leaves no trace on you.

Children

This site is written for adults. It is not directed at children and collects nothing that would identify anyone of any age.

Changes

If any of the above stops being true, the change is dated at the top of this page and, when it is a correction rather than a new feature, recorded on the corrections page.