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Privacy
Last updated 23 September 2026
BigScreen has no accounts, no sign up and no email list. It keeps only what a launch needs, and most of that is public on the chain anyway.
01What is kept
- The address of the wallet that launched a coin, and the coin's public details: name, ticker, picture, description and links.
- The ad you upload, so it can be sent to CryptoVirally with the order and shown on the coin's page.
- The booking and its receipts, which are public by design.
02What is not
No name, email, phone number or payment card is ever asked for. Private keys never leave your wallet.
03In your browser
Two small preferences are kept in your browser's local storage: the wallet you last connected and whether the side menu is open. There are no advertising or tracking cookies.
04Other services
- The live camera is EarthCam's public stream, embedded from YouTube in its privacy enhanced mode.
- Coin pictures and metadata are pinned through pump.fun to IPFS, where they are public.
- Chain data is read from a Solana RPC provider; prices from Jupiter, CoinGecko and the European Central Bank.
- The ad and the booking details are sent to CryptoVirally to place the ad.
05Asking about your data
Anything tied to your wallet can be listed or, where it is not already public on chain, removed on request.