Privacy
Contact & device suggestions
Messages and device suggestions are private. I store the text you submit, any device details, your email address if supplied, a submission reference and the time. I use these to answer you and consider device support—not for marketing.
Your submission is saved on my server before I confirm it. Mailtrap sends an email notification to my Google-hosted inbox; delivery failures are retried. Mailtrap and Google process the notification, including the information you submitted. You do not need an account with either service to contact me.
Website copies are automatically removed after 180 days. Email copies and replies are kept in my mailbox while I handle your request. Please don’t include passwords, private recordings or other sensitive information.
To limit spam, I keep a keyed, one-way representation of the network address with a request counter for up to one hour. Raw addresses are not saved in the messages database or application request logs. The form does not set cookies or automatically publish device suggestions.
To request deletion, contact me with enough information to find your message. If you need an alternative to the form, write to app@primecoder.de.
About voting
Vote for devices you’d like me to support. Votes are a signal of interest, not a delivery promise or a verified one-person poll.
No account. No email.
When you first vote, this site sets a random, first-party browser cookie. It lets me remember your choices and lets you remove a vote. It lasts up to one year and isn’t used for advertising or analytics.
The server stores a one-way identifier, your selected device IDs and vote times. Only aggregate totals are public. Votes are removed from the active database after a year unless renewed; the cookie has the same maximum lifetime. You can also remove a vote by clicking its button again.
Keeping it useful
To slow automated voting, the service briefly counts requests using a one-way representation of the network address. It keeps that counter in memory for at most ten minutes; it does not save the raw address in the voting database or application request logs. Server infrastructure error logs may contain connection information.
Clearing cookies or using another browser can defeat browser-level deduplication. I treat the totals as guidance, not a competition or a commitment to build something.
Your choices
Browsing does not require a voting cookie. It is set only when you vote. To remove your choices, use the “Voted · undo” buttons before clearing the cookie; once the cookie is gone, I cannot identify those anonymous votes for you.