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Scrape.Email assigns random visitor and session identifiers in local and session storage to distinguish visits without placing analytics identifiers in third-party systems. The analytics service records page paths, campaign attribution, device characteristics, engagement, and clicks on controls; it does not record form values, passwords, message contents, or API credentials. Network IP addresses are encrypted at rest and visible only to authorized administrators.

First-party runtime reporters may send page, error, performance, and traffic events needed to diagnose failures, understand product use, prevent abuse, and measure service reliability. Global Privacy Control and browser Do Not Track signals disable the first-party traffic tracker. Do not place API keys, webhook secrets, SMTP credentials, or unnecessary lead data in browser storage, URLs, or diagnostic reports.

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