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Privacy at Wild Tokyo Notes

Wild Tokyo Notes is an informational guide to Wild Tokyo’s games, payments and account features. Readers can consult its articles without opening an account or supplying personal details to the site. This notice explains how the site’s interactive calculation and ordinary page access relate to information about a reader.

Scenario calculations stay in your browser

The crypto value movement and transfer-fee check on the home page illustrates what happens to a user-selected Australian-dollar amount when a cryptocurrency’s value changes and example transfer costs are applied. It operates entirely in the browser: the values entered are calculated locally, not transmitted to the publisher and not saved for future visits.

The displayed result is an illustration of the selected inputs. Adjusting an amount or percentage updates the scenario; it does not make a purchase, open a casino account or initiate a cryptocurrency transaction. The numbers entered in the check are not used as identifying records.

Normal website requests and hosting

Visiting a web page involves a request handled by the hosting service. As with other websites, hosting may retain standard server logs associated with those requests. Such records are separate from the values entered into the browser-based crypto calculation.

Wild Tokyo Notes has no reader accounts, submission forms or analytics collection on its pages. The site’s purpose is reading and explanation, with links between sections such as the editorial overview and the practical guides. The browser-based check works without storing its inputs in cookies or local storage.

Reading, calculations and privacy remain separate

Articles can be opened directly, while the interactive check performs its arithmetic within the current browser view. The site’s cookie information describes how the same approach applies to browsing data. A private browsing session or normal browser settings remain options for managing browsing records on the reader’s own device.

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