We sell accountability, so this page is written the same way we write a receipt: what actually happens, in plain words.
dyoeway.org runs no analytics, sets no cookies, stores nothing in your browser, and has no forms. There is no tracking pixel, no session, and no account. The only network requests it makes are for its own images and video. We do not know that you were here.
Our hosting provider records standard server logs, including IP addresses, as part of serving and protecting the site. That is theirs, not something we collect or use.
Booking an audit or calling a paid endpoint means giving us information so we can do the work — an email address, a business or domain to look at, and whatever you send us about it. We use it to deliver what you paid for and to keep a record that we did. We do not sell it, and we do not use it to build a profile of you.
Payment for the agent endpoints settles on a public blockchain. On-chain transactions are permanent and visible to anyone, by design. We do not control that and cannot delete it.
A DYOE TrustReceipt is meant to be checkable by anyone, which means what it contains is public: what was approved, who approved it, when, and the evidence behind the call. Before you ask for a review of something confidential, assume the receipt can be read.
Email us and we will remove what we hold and tell you what we could not remove and why. Signed receipts and on-chain records cannot be unmade — that is the point of them — but we can retire a credential so it no longer verifies as current.
Last updated 22 July 2026. This is a plain-language description of our actual practice, not counsel-reviewed legal terms. If you need a contractual data-processing commitment, ask us and we will paper it properly.