Last updated: July 30, 2026 • Effective Date: January 1, 2026
Modnet Radoslaw Zawartko ("ZawCloud", "we", "us") operates the ZawCloud Images CDN Edge platform. We collect information necessary to operate, optimize, and secure our edge image transformation service:
When your web applications request image transformations via ZawCloud CDN URLs, our edge workers retrieve source images from your designated origin buckets (S3, GCS, or HTTP origins).
Transformed variants (AVIF, WebP, JPEG, PNG) are stored in volatile edge memory cache across our global Anycast POPs. We do not inspect, retain, or monetize private image asset content.
All data in transit across our edge network is encrypted using TLS 1.3 with 256-bit AES encryption. Access tokens and HMAC signing keys are stored at rest using Windows DPAPI and FIPS 140-2 validated key vaults.
You can delete your account yourself, from Dashboard → Security. It removes the account and everything belonging to it: API keys, custom domains and their certificates, presets, webhooks, delivery records, usage history, and any team memberships. There is no grace period and nothing to restore afterwards.
Two things do not disappear at that moment, and it is worth being exact about them. Edge nodes cache what they have been told: keys and signed URLs stop being accepted within about a minute, and TLS on a custom hostname can keep working for up to an hour, until each node re-checks. And billing records are kept — the ledger of what was charged names a payment, not a person, and we do not destroy it because the payer left.
Cached image bytes are evicted on their own schedule, or immediately through the purge API before you close the account.
There is no self-service export yet. Ask us before you delete, because afterwards there is nothing left to export.
If you have questions regarding this Privacy Policy or data handling practices, contact our Data Protection Office: