This site uses limited statistics
I do not use profiling or any other way to track individuals.
I also do not log IP addresses. The IP addresses are immediately hashed and only the hashed form is stored.
I use SHA3-256 with a pepper as the hash function. The pepper is stored outside the webroot and is automatically changed (at least) once a month.
I (or anyone else for that matter) cannot reconstruct what the IP address was from the hash (other than by brute force, which for IPv4 is sort of possible, for IPv6 certainly not). Once the pepper is changed it becomes even more impossibly hard
than it already was to reconstruct
the IP from the hash.
For more information you can look up
pepper and
hash. The links are to wikipedia (feel free to look this
up in more detail on more specialised sites if you're interested).
If you're on a network with
CG-NAT or are using IPv4 over a DS-Lite connection (that is a specialised form of CG-NAT),
the IP address that will be hashed won't even have been 'yours' to begin with as you are sharing that address with potentially hundreds to thousands other people.
You can take a look at my implementation of the statistics counter in the sourcecode
statistics_counter.php
As I stated on the homepage, if there is any analytics/statistics on the site, I expect the data to be available to the public.
I hold myself to that same standard, so you can download a copy of the sqlite3 database
here.