dxAuth legal
Independent platform
Updated 2026-07-13

Legal terms for identity verification, registered applications, and secure auth-code exchange.

dxAuth operates as a dedicated authentication and application-registration platform. These documents set out platform boundaries, operational safeguards, privacy handling, retention, and reporting channels.

Last updated 2026-07-13
Current release

Cookie and Anti-Abuse Notice

Notice for strictly necessary auth storage, email-delivery records, rate limits, and anti-abuse checks.

Section 01

Strictly necessary technology

  1. 1.1

    dxAuth may use necessary session cookies for admin sessions, request-token and verification state for sign-in challenges, operational logs, audit records, and Turnstile or similar anti-abuse technology.

  2. 1.2

    These technologies are used for authentication, email verification, security, abuse prevention, reliability, and auditability.

Section 02

Advertising exclusion

  1. 2.1

    dxAuth verification pages should not load advertising scripts, optional analytics pixels, behavioral tracking pixels, or third-party widgets unrelated to authentication or abuse prevention.

Section 03

Security and anti-abuse processing

  1. 3.1

    dxAuth may process security signals to prevent email bombing, account enumeration, brute force code attempts, suppressed-recipient delivery, disposable-domain abuse, redirect misuse, and origin misuse.

Section 04

Legal review note

  1. 4.1

    Buttons are usually not required for strictly necessary authentication and security technologies. If optional analytics, advertising, or other non-essential technology is added later, jurisdiction-specific consent or notice requirements should be reviewed before it is enabled.

Last updated 2026-07-13.Contact contact@doxanh.dev, privacy@doxanh.dev, legal@doxanh.dev, or abuse@doxanh.dev.