Privacy
A short page, because there is still not much to describe. This site has no accounts, no ads and no logins. One thing here does collect data, and it is named and explained below rather than buried.
Most privacy policies are long because the site behind them collects a lot. This one is short for the opposite reason. What follows is a description of what vozeso.com actually does, not a template.
How this site works, in plain terms
TradFi Desk is a set of ready-made pages, delivered to your browser exactly as they are stored, with a little code that runs in your browser. Nothing on our side processes what you do: there is no database, no user record and no login. Nothing you do on this site is associated with an identity, because there is no identity to associate it with.
The calculators never send anything anywhere
This one matters, so it is stated precisely
The five calculators run entirely in your browser. Every number you type (entry price, position size, leverage, account balance, stop distance) is worked out by the page you are looking at, inside your browser. No calculator input is transmitted to this site, to us, or to any third party. Nothing is submitted or sent anywhere, and there is nothing at the other end to receive it. Close the tab and it is gone.
The same applies to the filter box on the contract tables: it narrows a table that is already in the page. There is no search on this site, no query is sent anywhere, and nothing you type is recorded.
Google Analytics: the one thing here that counts you
This site uses Google Analytics 4, added on 12 September 2026. It is the only thing here that collects anything about you, and the section below is what it does. The last paragraph of this page has always promised to announce a change like this when it happens instead of quietly afterwards, so this is that announcement.
Why it is here, plainly: we wanted to know which pages get read and which get ignored, because that is what decides which guide gets written next. There is no other way to tell. Fifteen guides went in without any idea of whether anyone needed them.
What it does while you are on the page:
- Loads Google's analytics code. Every page loads it from
googletagmanager.com, which Google owns. It is the only thing on this site that does not come from this site. - Sets two cookies.
_gaand_ga_85B7WWVVXW, in your browser, holding a random number that lets Google separate a returning browser from a new one. They last up to two years. There is no name, address or account attached to them, and no account here to attach. - Records events. Page views, how far down a page you scroll, and clicks on links that lead off this site. Those are GA4's defaults and we have not turned them off. Outbound clicks include the referral link on the account-setup guide, which is how we can tell whether that link gets used at all. Nothing you type into a calculator is an event; the paragraph above this section still holds.
- Derives a rough location and device. Google turns your IP address into a country or region, and reads browser and screen size. Google does not pass your IP address on to us, and GA4 does not store it.
What reaches us is a page of counts. Nothing in it singles out one reader, and we have no use for one that did.
There is still no consent banner. That is a decision, not an oversight, and you deserve the reasoning rather than an assumption. The cookies above are set when the page loads. A banner would put a dialogue box between you and an article you came here to read, and it would mostly collect clicks from people dismissing it unread, which is consent in form and not in substance. Writing it down here, on a page you can read at your own pace, seemed the better of two imperfect arrangements. If you expected to be asked first, treat this paragraph as the notice you did not get and the next one as the way out.
Three ways to refuse. None of them breaks anything on this site:
- Block
googletagmanager.com, with your browser's tracking protection or an extension. Every page, table and calculator still works, because none of them depend on it. - Install Google's own Analytics opt-out add-on, which stops your browser reporting on any site, not only this one.
- Clear or refuse cookies for this domain. You lose nothing, because nothing you do here is stored anywhere to lose.
What we still do not have
- No accounts. You cannot register, log in or create a profile.
- No comments. There is no comment system anywhere on the site.
- No newsletter. There is no signup form and no mailing list.
- No advertising. No ad network, no ad slots, no retargeting pixels.
- No other outside service. Google Analytics is the whole of it. No fonts loaded from a font service, no social widgets, no chat box, no video embeds, no code loaded from other websites. The site's own code comes from this site; it builds the table of contents on article pages and runs the table filters and the calculators.
- No cookie that identifies you. Beyond the two Analytics cookies named above, this site sets none of its own, and neither those two nor anything else here is used to build a profile of you or to follow you onto another site.
What the hosting provider sees
This is the honest limit of the paragraph above, and it applies to every website that exists.
To deliver a page to you, a web server has to receive a request from you. The hosting provider that serves vozeso.com may therefore keep standard server access logs in the normal course of operating the service. Those logs typically record the IP address that made the request, the browser and device description your browser sends, the page requested, the time of the request, whether the request succeeded, and the page you came from where your browser supplies it.
Points worth being clear about:
- This is routine record-keeping by the hosting service, created simply by delivering a page to you. It is a separate thing from the Analytics tag described above, it predates it, and blocking that tag does not stop a server from logging the request that reached it.
- Retention and handling of those logs are determined by the hosting provider's own practices and policies rather than by us.
- We do not use server logs to build profiles of readers, and we do not combine them with anything else — there is nothing else to combine them with.
Links off this site
The Binance announcements, FAQ and education pages we cite are named in plain text rather than linked. The links that do leave this site go to independent sources such as the SEC, FINRA and NYSE, plus the one referral link described below. Some of them open in a new tab, and all of them are marked so that search engines do not read them as endorsements and so that a page opened in a new tab cannot control this one.
Once you follow one, you are on someone else's website and that site's own privacy policy and cookie practices govern what happens there, not ours. We have no visibility into what those sites do and no control over it.
One page (the account-setup guide) links onward to Binance through a referral link: an ordinary link straight to Binance's sign-up page with our code in it, with no redirect page in between and nothing rewriting it as you click. Analytics does count the click, as the section above says. That arrangement is described in full on the disclosure page. Following it takes you to Binance, at which point Binance's policies apply in the ordinary way.
If you write to vozeso@vozeso.com, we necessarily receive your email address and whatever you put in the message, and we keep the correspondence in order to answer it and to make any correction it prompts. We do not add correspondents to a mailing list, because there is no mailing list, and we do not pass addresses on to anyone.
Bear in mind that email is not a secure channel. Do not send account credentials, API keys, seed phrases or identity documents to this address, or to any address claiming to be us. We have no use for them and no ability to help with anything that requires them — see the contact page.
Children
This site documents leveraged derivatives. It is not intended for anyone under 18, and nothing here is directed at children.
Changes to this page
If the site adds something that collects data (a form, an embed, a second measurement tool) this page will be updated to say so when it happens, rather than quietly afterwards. That is what the Analytics section above is: the promise being kept the first time it came due. As of the date at the top of this page, that tag is the only such thing here.
Questions about anything on this page, or a correction to it: vozeso@vozeso.com.