Camera Privacy and Local Prize Bond Scanning
The scanner reads the target area in your browser and is designed to avoid uploading camera frames.
How camera access works
Your browser asks for permission before the camera opens. After one press, the scanner watches the highlighted target for a steady bond, captures that crop, runs digits-only recognition and checks the six-digit number. It waits for the image to change before capturing the next bond.
Local processing
Camera frames are processed in the browser for recognition and are not intentionally uploaded by the scanner. The winning-number database is downloaded to the browser for local comparisons.
Normal web-server logs and third-party services such as advertising may still receive standard request information as described in the privacy policy.
Control permission
- Use the in-app camera control to stop scanning.
- Open the site controls in your browser.
- Change Camera to Block or Ask.
- Close the tab when finished.
No camera required
You can use manual entry, paste a list, or use the range checker without granting camera permission.