Privacy-aware analytics
What you can measure without storing raw IP addresses or full User-Agent strings.
Privacy-aware analytics
Short links need enough signal to measure performance — without collecting more identifiers than necessary. Nimriz is built around privacy mode by default and edge-side handling.
What “privacy mode on” means
For new accounts, privacy mode defaults to on. In that mode, analytics events omit raw IP addresses and full User-Agent strings. You still get useful, lower-sensitivity dimensions such as referrer, country, device category, and bot flags where available.
When privacy mode is off
If an account turns privacy mode off, Nimriz may store daily-salted hashes derived from IP/UA — not the raw values — to support coarse deduplication without long-term fingerprinting. Details match your workspace settings and product documentation.
Bots and clean reporting
Automated traffic can inflate clicks. Nimriz flags likely bots so dashboards and exports can filter or segment them. Treat bot traffic separately when judging campaign performance.
What we do not claim
We do not rely on raw IP or full UA strings for routine marketing charts when privacy mode is on. For compliance questions beyond this overview, read the Privacy Policy and Security pages.
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