State the data boundary and commercial ties up front.
The first release of AI Select is a static site with no accounts, comments, community features, or production database. This page explains what the site code stores, what infrastructure providers may process, and how commercial content will be labelled.
What the site code handles today
The site does not require registration or store profiles, favourites, comments, or search history on a production server.
The browser keeps theme, page-width, and colour-style preferences locally. Session storage also keeps a one-time anonymous session-signal marker for the current tab and removes it when that tab session ends. Language is represented by the Chinese or English URL rather than an account setting.
Infrastructure and external links
Hosting and CDN providers may process technical logs such as IP address, browser identifier, and access time for security, troubleshooting, and delivery. AI Select's application code does not currently read those logs to build user profiles.
Some directory logos load from public icon URLs on the product's official site, so that image provider may receive a normal network request. If the icon fails, the page shows a locally generated name mark instead. Following a tool website or source takes you away from AI Select, and the destination controls its own data handling, cookies, and terms.
Analytics, advertising, and affiliate links
The site uses aggregate traffic analytics provided by its EdgeOne hosting platform to review request trends, popular paths, source regions, device types, and status codes. These totals may include bots, preloads, and static assets, so they are not unique visitors or strict page views.
To separate ordinary scans from browsers that actually execute the page, yueei.com may send three minimal same-origin signals: a tab-session start, a page that remains visible for about 1.5 seconds, and a click to a tool website. The signals do not include a stable user ID, visited page, tool name, search term, form content, or browser fingerprint. They are disabled for Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, automated browsers, and recognised crawlers.
JavaScript-capable automation can still produce these signals, so they are described as browser-qualified signals rather than exact people, unique users, or commercial conversions. No third-party analytics, advertising network, or affiliate links are enabled, and analytics are not used to build personal profiles.
Contact and corrections
The contact page provides one mailbox for listings, corrections, partnerships, and privacy questions. Email does not enter the published site automatically or bypass source, media, and human publication review.
The local content studio and unreviewed submissions remain private. The public mailbox is a communication channel, not a user account or public submission system.