Your browsing. Your space.
We refuse to make vague marketing claims like "100% anonymous" or "military-grade unhackable." Instead, we publish our exact data boundaries and explain the mechanics of our GeckoView privacy architecture.
Zero Profiling
Nirvana collects no personal profiles, no user advertising IDs, and no browsing trails. We do not operate remote behavioral analytics servers.
- No account required to browse
- No search query logging
- Telemetry disabled by default
Strict Non-Collection
Under no circumstance do we collect, process, sell, or monetize any of the following:
- Your browsing history
- Your IP address or geolocation
- Your passwords or autofill data
- Hardware device fingerprints
Local Machine State
To render websites and remember your preferences, the browser stores data strictly on your phone:
- Cached image & style assets
- Active tabs and saved bookmarks
- Session cookies (isolated per site)
- Can be purged on quit instantly
How We Modified Upstream Telemetry
In standard upstream distributions of modern browser codebases, extensive diagnostics (telemetry pings, crash reporting beacons, experiment rollouts, and sponsored tiles) operate in the background to provide engineering telemetry back to base organizations.
When forking the repository, our team audited these pipelines. Where technically viable without compromising rendering stability or crash safety, we set internal flags to nullify diagnostic beacons, disconnected default marketing channels, and prevented silent background network requests.
Because browser engines are massive multi-million-line codebases, we do not claim "zero telemetry" as an absolute marketing slogan. Instead, we pledge active diligence: stripping every data-sharing element we identify and subjecting every new build to network proxy inspection.