Does an address I search end up in a web address?
No. When a search result starts a lookup for an address, the address is handed to the page directly, never put in the page’s web address, so it is not kept in your browser history or in page statistics.
From the guide Searching Seayora: Pages, Laws, Guides, Addresses and Your Own Records.
What is saved when you search
What you type into Seayora’s searches and lookups — this search, the owner lookup, the Local Law 97 check, the housing data search, Find a pro, the rental search and questions to the guides — is saved, with how many results it found and the result you opened, so Seayora can see what people look for and what they cannot find. A search that suggests results as you type is saved once you stop typing or open a result, never letter by letter.
- Email addresses, phone numbers, Social Security and taxpayer numbers, card numbers and anything shaped like a password are removed before anything is kept. On the address searches the street address and ZIP code are kept, because they are the search.
- Signed in, it is kept with your account. Signed out, with a Global Privacy Control signal, or after choosing "Essentials only", it is kept without any account. Your IP address is never kept with a search.
- After 24 months the account is removed from it, and only the words, the search box and the date remain.
- Only Seayora’s own team sees searches. They are not sold, not used for advertising and never shown to other customers.
Read the whole guide: Searching Seayora: Pages, Laws, Guides, Addresses and Your Own Records