Privacy Policy & Client-Side Security
Last Updated: January 1, 2026 • RandomWheelPicker Security Team
1. Zero-Storage Architecture
Unlike legacy roulette sites, RandomWheelPicker.org does NOT transmit, store, or log the names, lists, or custom weights you enter into our wheel engines. All text manipulation, slice parsing, physics calculation, and winner selection occur strictly inside your browser's local sandbox memory.
2. Web Cryptography API & Local Hardware Entropy
Random outcomes are generated using the native browser W3C Web Cryptography API (window.crypto.getRandomValues). No external server requests are required to generate random spins, guaranteeing 100% offline functionality and zero data leakage.
3. Local Storage & URL Hash Sharing
When you use our URL sharing feature, the wheel entries are encoded into the URL fragment hash (e.g. #wheel=...). URL fragment identifiers are never sent to web servers in HTTP requests, preserving absolute end-to-end user privacy.