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Information only. This site shows published results and charts for the Taj draw. It is not connected to any draw, does not take bets or payments, and never sells numbers. 18+. Read the disclaimer.

Privacy Policy: What This Taj Result Site Stores About You

Guide updated · Taj Satta King

Mor the peacock holding a gold padlock for the privacy policy

This privacy policy explains what happens to information about you when you use this site. There is very little to explain. You never create an account here, you never pay us anything, and you can read every page without telling us who you are.

The only personal details we ever hold are the ones you choose to give for the optional phone alerts or email updates described on the updates page. Everything else on the front page and the rest of the site works without them.

The Short Version

  • No accounts, no logins, no payments and no betting of any kind.
  • Our host keeps standard technical logs to deliver and protect the site.
  • The result refresh asks our own service for the latest numbers and sends nothing personal.
  • Phone alerts and email updates are optional, and you can stop either in one tap.
  • We never sell, rent or share your details, and we never send numbers before a draw.

Everything We Handle, at a Glance

What is handled, why, and how long it is kept
WhatWhyHow long
Technical request data (connection address, browser type, page, time)To deliver pages and block attacks; handled by our host, CloudflareKept by the host under its own rules; we do not copy it
The result refresh requestTo show the latest number on an open pageNot stored with anything that identifies you
Phone alert address, its two keys, language, a device label such as “Android Chrome”To deliver the result alert you asked forUntil you turn alerts off or the browser drops the address
Email address, language, sign-up page, consent wording and timeTo send the updates you confirmedUntil you unsubscribe; see below for what remains
A scrambled (hashed) form of your connection address and a browser description, on sign-upTo stop bots abusing the email formKept with the sign-up record
Email opens and link tapsTo see whether the emails are usefulKept with the email record

Hosting Logs

The site is hosted on Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare receives your connection address, your browser type, the page you asked for and the time, because a page cannot be delivered without them. It uses this data to serve pages quickly and to block attacks, and keeps it under its own privacy policy. We do not add tracking or analytics scripts of our own to the pages.

The Result Refresh

While a result page is open, it asks our own results service, also run on Cloudflare, for the latest numbers about once a minute, and pauses when the tab is hidden. The request carries no name, no account and no identifier from us. We do not keep a record of who asked.

Mor the peacock holding a padlock and an almost empty folder, showing how little this privacy policy covers

Optional Phone Alerts

If you tap the alert button and allow notifications, your browser creates a push subscription: a delivery address run by your browser's push service, plus two keys that let us encrypt the message for your device. We store that address, its keys, your language, a short device label taken from your browser description, the time you subscribed and whether recent deliveries worked. We use it only to send the result alert.

When you turn alerts off on the updates page, the subscription is deleted from our records. If you block notifications in your browser settings instead, the next alert fails and the dead address is removed automatically.

Optional Email Updates

Email updates use double opt-in. You enter your address and tick the consent box, we send one confirmation email, and nothing else goes out until you tap its link. We store the address, its status, your language, the page the form was on, the consent wording you agreed to, and the times you agreed and confirmed. Each email contains a tiny image and tracked links that record whether it was opened and which link was tapped.

Every email ends with a one-tap unsubscribe link. Using it takes you off the mailing list at once; we keep only a note that the address unsubscribed, so it is never emailed again. If you want the address deleted completely, write to us and we will remove it by hand.

What Stays in Your Browser

The site sets no cookies of its own. It keeps two small notes in your browser's local storage: the registration of your phone alert, if you turned one on, so the button can show the right state; and the time the alerts box last appeared, so it does not open by itself again for two weeks. Clearing your browser data removes both.

Advertising That May Be Added Later

There are no adverts on the site today. If we add them in future, for example through Google AdSense, the advertising service may use cookies to show and measure ads, and may personalise them where the law allows. We will update this policy, and ask for your consent where it is required, before any ads appear. We will never accept adverts for betting, number sellers or apps that take money for numbers.

Your Choices

  • Read the whole site without giving us anything.
  • Turn phone alerts off on the updates page or block them in your browser.
  • Unsubscribe from email with the link in any message.
  • Clear local storage in your browser settings at any time.
  • Ask us to show you, correct or delete what we hold about your email address or device.

The site is meant for adults aged 18 or over, and we do not knowingly collect details from anyone younger.

Contact and Changes

For any privacy question or request, write to [email protected]. The contact page explains what else you can write to us about.

If we change how the site handles information, we will update this page first. The date at the top shows the last change.

Conclusion

You can use every page here without an account, a payment or a single personal detail. The only things we ever store are the alert address or email address you chose to give, kept just long enough to send what you asked for. The terms of use and the disclaimer cover the rest of the rules.