TorSearch is built around a strict privacy-first philosophy with no logs, no tracking, and anonymous onion search by default.
TorSearch is designed as an anonymous onion search engine focused on protecting user privacy at every level of operation. This Privacy Policy explains what information is collected — and more importantly, what is intentionally never collected.
TorSearch does not collect, monitor, or permanently store personal or identifiable user data.
There is no user tracking infrastructure of any kind integrated into TorSearch.
TorSearch operates under a strict no-logs policy. Search requests are processed in real time and are not recorded, analyzed, archived, or linked to identity after completion.
TorSearch does not use invasive analytics or behavioral monitoring technologies.
There are no hidden tracking mechanisms embedded into the TorSearch platform.
TorSearch may use browser localStorage for limited interface functionality such as storing theme preferences (light mode or dark mode). This information remains stored locally on your own device and is never transmitted or collected by TorSearch servers.
Search results may contain links to third-party onion services and external dark web resources. TorSearch does not operate, monitor, or control those services and is not responsible for their privacy practices, security policies, or content.
TorSearch is designed to minimize trust requirements through a privacy-first infrastructure model.
The system is intentionally designed so that anonymity is preserved by default.
This Privacy Policy may be updated as the TorSearch project evolves. However, the core principle will remain unchanged: no tracking, no logs, and no unnecessary data collection.
TorSearch does not know who you are, what you search, or what you access.
And it is intentionally built that way.
