Measure usefulness without building profiles.

Operational requests

The application may record a requested path, method, response status, latency, external referrer hostname, broad crawler or agent classification, and declared MCP client information. For MCP requests it also records the RPC method, a coarse response outcome such as success, tool error, JSON-RPC error, HTTP error, or malformed response, and the numeric JSON-RPC error code when present. It does not retain MCP response bodies or error messages in request telemetry. This includes an anonymous request when someone follows the allowlisted link to ChatGPT’s plugin page; that request does not reveal whether developer mode was enabled, a connection was created, or a tool was used. The application does not intentionally store IP addresses in its product database.

Search demand

Internal and API search phrases may be retained for up to 90 days together with the integer number of results returned. Queries are shortened to 160 characters, and phrases that resemble email addresses, credentials, tokens, payment-card numbers, Social Security numbers, or sensitive URLs are discarded before storage. A result count measures retrieval volume, not whether an answer was relevant or useful.

Official actions and voluntary outcomes

When an official offer or claim path is opened, the originating page can show a voluntary return prompt held only in that page’s memory. If someone selects worked, ineligible, or terms differed, the site records the catalog record, a normalized presentation source, the originating site path without its query string, and derived labels such as browser, AI referral, agent fetch, crawler, or unknown. It does not retain the raw user agent, a user identifier, browser fingerprint, provider activity, or the provider’s destination query string. Outcome reports contain no free text, account, cookie, fingerprint, or database link to a prior official-link open. Anonymous totals may be retained for up to 395 days.

Storage, recipients, and control

Cloudflare processes and stores operational data as the site’s hosting and infrastructure provider. Andrew does not sell product telemetry, use it for advertising, or disclose it to offer providers. Aggregate, identifier-free totals may be published through the site’s outcomes API. Raw request and search telemetry expires after 90 days; anonymous outcome totals may be retained for up to 395 days.

Opening an official destination sends the ordinary web request to that provider under its own privacy practices. The measured redirect uses a no-referrer policy and does not attach an Andrew’s Freebies account, cookie, or user identifier. Contact Andrew to ask about, correct, or request deletion of application data that can reasonably be located from the information you provide.