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Privacy Policy

Last Updated: August 2026 · Effective Date: Immediate

1. Our Core Principle: Data Non-Collection

Nirvana Browser is engineered around the fundamental principle that what you read, search, and browse on the internet belongs exclusively to you. We do not maintain remote user databases, behavioral profiling servers, or advertising identification trackers.

2. Data Stored Exclusively on Your Device

To render websites and store your personal settings, Nirvana writes files locally to your smartphone's sandboxed application storage:

  • Open tabs and session state
  • Saved bookmarks and download history
  • Local encrypted password vault credentials
  • HTTP cache files and website cookies (partitioned per site)

This information is never transmitted to Nirvana servers. You have complete authority to delete this data at any time via Settings or by enabling "Delete Browsing Data on Quit."

3. Telemetry & Diagnostic Data

Upstream Firefox contains various diagnostic and crash-reporting services. In Nirvana Browser, we have audited these mechanisms and deactivated or removed unnecessary usage telemetry and advertising beacons where technically feasible. We do not collect search queries, URLs visited, or IP addresses.

4. Third-Party Search & Websites

When you use a third-party search engine (such as Google, DuckDuckGo, or Bing) or visit a website, that provider processes your search query or web traffic according to their own independent privacy policy. Nirvana shields your connection with Total Cookie Protection and uBlock Origin to prevent cross-site correlation.

5. Contact Regarding Privacy

If you have technical questions regarding our privacy implementation or wish to inspect our network proxy logs, please reach out to our team via our Official Contact Portal.