Noderr Micronode is a browser extension that lets you earn rewards by relaying web requests for
the Noderr network through your internet connection. This policy explains exactly what it does
with data.
What it does
When enabled and with your consent, the extension receives fetch jobs from the
Noderr coordinator (each job is a public URL to fetch), performs that HTTP request from your
connection, and returns the response to the coordinator. This is the same idea as a shared
proxy.
Each request is a discrete, public web fetch. You can pause or disable relaying at
any time from the toolbar icon, and remove the extension to stop entirely.
What it does NOT do
It does not read your browsing. It has no access to your open tabs, history,
cookies, or the pages you visit. Relay requests are made with credentials omitted, so your
logins are never used.
It does not touch your local network. Requests to private, loopback, link-local, and
cloud-metadata addresses (e.g. localhost, 10.x,
192.168.x, 169.254.169.254) are blocked by the extension before any
request is made.
It does not collect personal information. No name, email, browsing data, or
analytics.
Data stored
A node key (an Ethereum-style keypair) is generated on your device and stored locally
in the browser's extension storage. It is your node's identity and is used only to sign an
authentication challenge from the coordinator. It never leaves your device.
Your consent status and version are stored locally so the network knows relaying is
authorized.
Data transmitted
To the Noderr coordinator (verification.noderr.xyz): your node's public wallet
address, an authentication signature, periodic heartbeats, and the responses to the fetch
jobs it assigns.
To the fetch targets: the request the coordinator asked for, from your IP address (that is
the service you are providing).
Your choices
Pause / disable relaying anytime from the toolbar.
Withdraw consent by pausing or uninstalling the extension; stored data is removed on
uninstall.