No Logging verification badge
The badge is a compact pointer to a public verification record — not a vague promise.
Badge examples
The badge is available in a light and dark version. Both versions show the verified domain, verification ID, weighted score and the five compact score levels.
What the badge means
- ✓ The website controls the submitted domain.
- ✓ External checks were performed against published technical criteria.
- ✓ Server-side information relevant to logging and retention was reviewed.
- ✓ A public verification ID can be checked independently.
- ✓ Each technical check and each operator answer option contributes with its own weight to a 0–100 score.
Weighted score, not pass/fail
High-impact findings such as tracking, fingerprinting or visitor-IP storage carry more weight than minor deviations. Unknown answers receive no quality points and reduce review coverage. The five dots on the badge provide a compact score level; the verification page shows the exact 0–100 result and every weighted component.
Privacy-minimised central delivery
The badge is served as a static SVG from badge.wir-speichern-nicht.online. The dedicated badge host uses no cookies, JavaScript or analytics and keeps neither access nor error logs. The browser technically connects to the badge host to load the file, but that request is not logged there.
The badge URL stays stable. Score or design updates replace the static SVG centrally, so site operators do not have to change their embed code.
Domain binding: When the badge loads, only the embedding site origin (for example https://example.org/) is sent and compared with the verified domain assigned to that badge. If it does not match, the badge host returns an invalid-badge notice instead of the valid badge. Full page paths and query parameters are not required, and the request is not logged.
Same design, English wording
The English badge uses the same visual design as the German “Wir speichern nicht!” badge. Only the wording changes; the underlying verification ID, weighted score and public record remain the same.