Public reports
No raw IPs
Traffic summaries use hashed client labels such as ip_95c511c0a7d5. Public discovery snapshots expose route health and metadata status, not source addresses.
Privacy by default
Discovery is public. Operational telemetry is summarized without publishing raw client IPs.
9192 is built to be discoverable by machines while keeping public reporting narrow: aggregate counts, anonymized client labels, route health and verification status instead of raw visitor identity.
Local logs
Operator-local
Raw access logs are kept for security and abuse response on the operator machine. They are not part of the public repository or discovery package.
Sandbox
Anonymous test path
Free sandbox discovery and receipt verification do not require a funded account. Limits still apply to protect the service.
Paid execution
Explicit boundary
Paid execution is not anonymous: it uses quoted work, machine/account identifiers, funding state and receipts so clients can verify what happened.
What is published
route counts status codes latency summaries user-agent summaries anonymized client labels discovery route health DNS and metadata checks
What is not published
raw client IPs TLS private keys ledger internals admin routes operator secrets raw access logs
Network anonymity
9192 does not claim to make a client invisible on the internet. It minimizes what is published and separates public discovery from private operations; clients that need network anonymity should use their own network privacy controls.