Last updated: October 13, 2026

This Privacy Policy describes how The Cyber Crimes (https://thecybercrimes.com/) may collect, use, disclose, and protect information when you browse our website, use the Cyber Safety Analyzer, or contact us. Our contact address is thecybercrimes@gmail.com.

1. Information We May Receive

Information you provide: When you email us, we receive your email address and the information included in your message. If comments or other forms are enabled, those features may receive the details you submit.

Basic technical information: Our hosting provider, website security tools, or analytics services may process information such as IP address, browser type, device characteristics, referring pages, visited pages, timestamps, and general location inferred from an IP address. The specific fields and retention periods depend on the services in use.

Cookies and similar technologies: WordPress, security services, analytics platforms, advertising technology, and embedded third-party content may use cookies, tags, pixels, or similar technologies for essential functionality, measurement, fraud prevention, advertising, or preference storage.

2. How Our Browser-Based Tools Work

The Cyber Safety Analyzer currently includes a rule-based URL structure check, an illustrative sample password checker, and a security checklist. The code is intended to carry out these evaluations locally in your browser; it does not intentionally submit typed URLs, password examples, or checklist responses to our servers for analysis. The URL tool does not fetch the destination site or make live threat-intelligence queries.

Please do not enter a real password, private token, confidential URL, bank information, or other sensitive data into any online tool. Ordinary hosting, analytics, browser extensions, or third-party scripts can affect the overall privacy environment, which is why we recommend using non-sensitive test inputs.

3. Why We Use Information

• To serve website pages and maintain basic operations.
• To reply to messages, questions, correction requests, and privacy inquiries.
• To diagnose errors, monitor security, prevent abuse, and protect website availability.
• To understand general website performance and improve the reader experience, where analytics are enabled.
• To display and measure advertising, where advertising services are enabled and legally permitted.
• To comply with applicable legal requirements and valid requests.

4. Analytics and Advertising

If we use measurement platforms such as Google Analytics, those platforms may process site usage and device data in accordance with their settings and privacy notices. If advertising is enabled, advertising partners may use cookies or other identifiers to serve, measure, and personalize ads where permitted by law and consent choices. The identity of active providers, their purposes, and relevant opt-out choices should be disclosed through the website’s advertising notice or consent interface.

Mediavine and Journey: This website is not claiming that Mediavine or Journey ads are currently active. If such services are approved and installed, this policy must include any specific, current disclosure language and privacy preference controls required by that provider. Please follow the provider’s official onboarding and Privacy Policy instructions rather than copying an outdated advertising notice.

5. Comments, Accounts, and Embedded Content

If comments are enabled, WordPress may collect information shown in comment fields together with IP addresses and browser user-agent details to assist with spam prevention. If registration or user login features are enabled, WordPress may set login-related cookies. Embedded videos, social media widgets, or external content may behave as if you visited the third-party website directly, and may collect information according to their own policies.

6. Sharing and Service Providers

Information may be processed by hosting companies, email services, anti-spam or security providers, analytics services, and advertising partners, to the extent those services are used. We may also disclose data when required by law or reasonably necessary to protect legal rights and website security. We do not claim that every third-party vendor currently mentioned as an example is installed or active.

7. Data Retention and Security

We aim to keep information only as long as needed for the relevant purpose, operational requirements, legitimate security needs, or applicable law. Actual retention may vary between email records, hosting logs, comments, backups, and third-party systems. No website or internet transmission method can guarantee absolute security.

8. Your Privacy Choices and Rights

Depending on where you live and which privacy laws apply, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, or other control of your personal information. You may also have the right to withdraw consent or opt out of certain targeted advertising practices. Where a consent or privacy-preferences interface is displayed on this site, use that interface to manage available choices.

You can send a privacy question or request to thecybercrimes@gmail.com with the subject line Privacy Request. We may ask for reasonable verification. You can also manage or delete certain cookies using your browser settings; disabling essential cookies may affect some website functions.

9. International Visitors and Children

The Cyber Crimes can be viewed from different countries. Data may be processed in locations where our hosting or service providers operate, subject to their terms and applicable protections. The website is primarily an informational resource and is not intentionally designed to solicit personal data from young children. If you believe a child submitted information requiring removal, contact us.

10. External Websites

Links to security advisories, news sources, software vendors, and other third-party websites are provided for reference. We do not control their data practices or guarantee their content, availability, or security. Review their policies before providing personal information.

11. Policy Updates

We may revise this policy when our website functionality, providers, legal obligations, or data practices change. The date at the top identifies the latest published revision. Significant changes should be communicated as required by applicable law.

12. Contact

For questions about this policy, email thecybercrimes@gmail.com.