Privacy Notice

1. Who is responsible?

The site operates under the Nexora Synapse name. The full legal name and postal address of the person or entity responsible for this brand have not been provided for this notice, so they are not guessed here.

Privacy enquiries: cyberbodyhacking@gmail.com

The owner must confirm whether a Data Protection Officer or local representative is legally required and add the relevant contact details if so.

2. What happens when you use this site?

The site is delivered through Cloudflare Workers and static assets. The site does not use configured analytics or advertising trackers. Links to Amazon and TikTok take you to those services, which handle your visit under their own terms and privacy notices.

The contact form asks for your name, email address, selected service, and project message. The request is checked by a Cloudflare Worker, verified with Cloudflare Turnstile for automated abuse, and accepted enquiries are sent to the owner’s email inbox through Resend. The website does not keep an enquiry database. The Worker’s request and invocation logging is disabled in its production configuration; Cloudflare may still process connection and security information at its network edge. To enforce sending limits, the Worker derives keyed pseudonymous values from the IP address and submitted email instead of putting those raw values in the rate-limit buckets.

3. What information is involved?

• Form details: name, email address, selected service, and message.
• Turnstile verification token and anti-abuse signals.
• Connection and security information processed by Cloudflare, such as IP address and browser-related data.
• Email content and delivery metadata handled by Resend and the destination email service.

Submitting a request is voluntary, but the marked form fields are needed to send it. Please do not include sensitive personal information. The form does not make automated decisions about you.

Cloudflare’s Turnstile documentation states that Turnstile does not access, store, or transmit the form’s submitted data. Cloudflare may process separate signals such as IP address, User-Agent, TLS fingerprint, site key, and site origin to detect automated abuse. Cloudflare describes itself as a processor for checks that protect this site and as a controller when it uses signals to improve Turnstile detection.

4. Why is it used?

The information is used to receive and respond to project enquiries, understand the service requested, prevent spam and abuse, and operate the site securely. The owner must confirm the legal basis for each purpose and the applicable jurisdictions before this notice is final.

Information submitted through this form is not used for unrelated marketing.

5. Service providers and international processing

Cloudflare provides website delivery, Worker request handling, and Turnstile anti-abuse checks. Its global network may handle connection data in locations determined by its services and policies.

Resend delivers contact email. The sending domain is configured to send from Resend’s Tokyo region. Resend’s published privacy information says customer data, including email content and delivery logs, is stored in the United States; the sending region controls where email is sent from, not where data is stored. Resend currently states that email and log data is retained for 30 days on Free, Pro, and Scale plans; after account termination, remaining customer data is deleted within 90 days, and backups are retained for 7 days. Resend also says its security partner TypeSafe processes a sample of sent email to detect spam and phishing, with zero data retention and no model training. These provider terms can change.

The message is addressed to cyberbodyhacking@gmail.com. Google’s email service processes the message in that destination mailbox under the owner’s account and provider settings. The owner controls the mailbox and has not yet set a documented deletion period for enquiries.

Resend publishes a Data Processing Agreement that includes transfer terms. The owner must confirm which transfer mechanism and safeguards apply to the controller and relevant visitors. Cloudflare’s and Google’s applicable terms must also be reviewed for the jurisdictions involved.

6. How long is information kept?

The website does not keep a separate enquiry database, and its Worker logging is disabled. Resend currently states a 30-day retention period for email and log data on its plans, with deletion after account termination within 90 days and 7-day backup retention. The owner’s Gmail mailbox may keep messages longer according to its settings; the owner must choose and document a mailbox deletion period and any record-keeping period required by law.

Cloudflare may retain technical, security, and Turnstile-related data under its current policies. A specific retention period for those provider-side records has not been confirmed for this notice.

7. Your choices and rights

Depending on the law that applies to you, you may be able to request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or object to certain uses of your information. Contact cyberbodyhacking@gmail.com to ask a privacy question or make a request.

The owner must confirm which privacy laws apply, any response deadlines, and the relevant supervisory authority or complaint route before publishing this as a final notice.

8. Security, cookies, and changes

The site uses HTTPS. The contact service validates the request origin and required fields, limits request size and sending rates, uses a hidden honeypot and server-verified Turnstile token, and stores provider credentials in Cloudflare’s secret store. Rate-limit identifiers are keyed pseudonymous values. No security measure can guarantee absolute security.

The site has no configured analytics or advertising cookies. Turnstile is a third-party security service and may use technical browser mechanisms for verification; see Cloudflare’s Turnstile Privacy Addendum and Turnstile documentation.

Provider details: Resend privacy and GDPR information, Resend Data Processing Agreement, and Cloudflare Privacy Policy.

This working notice was prepared on 12 November 2026. It will need updating if the site’s data practices or provider terms change.