privacy
last updated 7 november 2026
this page covers world is fair at worldisflat.fun/
the short version
we never ask for your name, email or phone. world is fair works with wallet addresses and public onchain data. votes and trollbox posts are onchain and public, and they can’t be deleted.
what we collect
when you vote or post, we record your wallet address, the amount, the transaction hash and the time. for the trollbox we also keep your message and the display name you choose. for share cards we keep the text you write on the card, not your wallet. our database holds no IP addresses, browser details or referrers.
what is public
everything onchain is public on Robinhood Chain: your wallet, the deposit address you sent to (which shows the option you backed), the amount and the time. we also publish each event’s results, including voting wallets, eligible wallets, winners, and wallets we counted as one because they were funded from a shared source.
connecting a wallet
the vote button and the trollbox use Privy to connect your wallet. Privy receives your wallet address and a login signature, sees your IP address and browser, and stores its own login data in your browser. email, phone and social login are switched off, so Privy never gets those through us. if you choose WalletConnect, it handles the connection and stores its own data in your browser. both follow their own privacy policies. you can also vote without connecting anything, by sending $WIF to an option’s deposit address yourself.
fair checks
to keep votes fair, we look at how voting wallets were funded onchain and group wallets that come from the same source. this uses only public onchain data.
cookies and storage
the site sets no cookies of its own and runs no analytics, ad pixels or trackers. it keeps two small notes in your browser: whether the trollbox panel is open, and a paid post until it lands. when you connect a wallet, Privy sets two login cookies on worldisflat.fun (privy-token and privy-session), which are removed when you disconnect, and stores its own login data in your browser, some of which stays after you disconnect. Cloudflare, which runs in front of Privy, sets its own cookies on privy.io. the wallet tools inside the connect window, WalletConnect and Coinbase’s wallet SDK, also store data in your browser. you can clear all of it in your browser settings.
services we use
the site is hosted on Vercel, and its server runs on Railway behind Cloudflare. like any host they keep short request logs (the time, the page, the status, your IP address and browser), which we use only to keep the service running. the site reads Robinhood Chain through its public RPC.
how long we keep it
onchain data is permanent and outside anyone’s control. votes, entries, results and trollbox posts are kept so every result can be checked later. share card images are deleted after 30 days, and you can ask us to take a card down.
people in an event
an event’s options are public figures, shown with their public handle, name, bio and picture. being listed doesn’t mean they endorse the event. to have a listing changed or removed, write to us.
your choices
you can ask what we hold about a wallet you control, or ask us to remove a trollbox name or a share card. data that is onchain or part of a published result can’t be removed.
changes
if what we collect changes, this page will say so first. the date at the top shows the last change.