XuanFeng Accelerator Privacy Practice Whitepaper

Privacy is harder to prove than speed. In August 2026, XuanFeng published its privacy practice whitepaper, turning "what is collected, how it is used, when it is deleted" into a checkable document.

1. Data Classification

The whitepaper classifies user data into three categories—account, connection and diagnostic—each with purpose, necessity and retention location.

Minimal collection is the principle—anonymize when possible, keep local when possible, don't collect when possible. Connection data is explicitly "not collected", a key difference from some rivals.

2. From Storage to Deletion

Storage and deletion matter as much as collection. Account data is encrypted with least-privilege access; diagnostic data is off by default and auto-anonymized after 30 days; account deletion wipes associated data within 90 days.

3. What It Means for Users

For users, the whitepaper is a checklist to verify actual behavior. Choosing an accelerator should rely less on "secure" ads and more on whether it publishes data handling mechanisms.

"After reading the whitepaper I understood the data classification—a product that dares to publish details feels safer." — A privacy-sensitive user

Privacy has no end point. XuanFeng says the whitepaper will iterate and accept ongoing scrutiny.