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Privacy Policy

No accounts, no personal data requested, no cross-site identifier. Traffic is measured in aggregate only, and the moment you follow an outbound link the operator's policy applies instead of this one.

Accounts: noneAd cookies: noneCross-site ID: none

What is collected

Traffic is measured in aggregate, to know which pages are read and whether the site is working. That covers the page address, the referring page, approximate screen size, browser language and a country derived from the network address. No profile is built, no identifier is stored that would recognise you on a later visit or across other sites, and none of it is combined with any external dataset. The scope is deliberately narrow, because a smaller dataset means less risk on both sides and fewer obligations to discharge. We do not run session replay, do not track cursor movement or reading depth, and do not operate a newsletter or embed third-party widgets that would collect data in passing — the only content from outside this domain is a link you have to click yourself. There is no account to create here, and we never ask for an email address, phone number or payment details. The one exception is correspondence: if you email us, we hold that message for as long as it takes to deal with it.

What happens when you click out

Outbound links carry a campaign parameter identifying this site as the source of the visit. It carries no personal data about you. Its only function is to attribute the referral so the partnership can be settled; it is a campaign identifier, not a person identifier, and we receive nothing back from it — not whether you registered, not what you deposited, not what you opened. From the moment you arrive on an operator's site, that operator's privacy policy governs, and it processes on a completely different scale: email address, Steam ID, transaction history, and identity documents at withdrawal as part of standard verification. We have no visibility into any of it and cannot make a request on your behalf, which matters practically — data rights are exercised against whoever actually holds the data, so an erasure request about an account goes to the operator, not here.

Who holds what
DataThis siteThe operator
Email addressonly if you writeyes, at registration
Payment detailsneveryes, at deposit
Identity documentsneveroften, at withdrawal
Cross-site identifiernoper its own policy

Cookies and your options

This site is static and sets no advertising or tracking cookies of its own. What your browser keeps after a visit is the ordinary cache — stylesheet, images, icons — which is a caching mechanism rather than a cookie: it holds nothing about you and clears with your browsing data. Blocking cookies entirely will not affect anything here, because nothing here depends on one. Operators you reach through links do set cookies, typically a session cookie and one attributing the source of the visit. Those are described by their policies, not this one, and any consent banner you see after clicking belongs to that site. Since we hold no account data, there is in practice no record here to export, correct or delete — the exception being email correspondence, which you can ask us to delete by writing from the same address. Where you believe data handling is wrong, you can also complain to the data protection authority in your country.

Frequently asked questions

Does this site collect personal data?

Not during a normal visit. Traffic is measured in aggregate with no stored identifier. Personal data only exists if you choose to email us.

Does the site use tracking cookies?

No. It is static and sets no advertising or tracking cookies. Blocking cookies will not affect how it works.

What does the outbound link pass on?

A campaign parameter identifying this site as the source of the visit. It contains no personal data, and we receive nothing back about what you do afterwards.

How do I get my data deleted?

For anything held by a platform, ask that operator — they hold it, not us. For email correspondence with us, write from the same address and ask.

Sources

  1. Valve — Steam Subscriber Agreement

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