Privacy Notice

Last updated: 16 October 2026

The headline first: no sign-ups, no visitor statistics, no ad trackers, and not a single cookie set by us. That leaves five spots where information about you can come up. Each section below says what it is, what it is for and when it disappears.

1. Hosting and delivery

Cloudflare, Inc. carries every page to your screen. For that job it handles your IP address, a rough location guessed from it, your browser and system type, the moment of each request and the page you wanted. Cloudflare also relies on these details to stop attacks and to enforce the regional limits set out in our Terms of Use. Its own privacy policy governs those logs, and we draw no profiles from them.

2. Age check entry in your browser

Ticking the 18+ box makes your browser write one line into its local storage: the name j11.tick plus the time of the tick. The only purpose is to spare you the age question on your next visit. The line never travels to us and reveals nothing about who you are. It stays for 30 days at most: then your next visit erases it and the question comes back. A wipe of the stored site data in your browser settings takes it away earlier. That one line serves the age question you chose to answer, so you will find no cookie banner here.

3. Messages you send us

A message through the contact form leaves us the topic you picked, your text and, if you typed one, a reply address. It sits in a storage area of our own hosting account; no newsletter service, form builder or captcha firm ever touches it. Its sole uses are replying to you and dealing with privacy or copyright issues, and the system erases it by itself after twelve months. Earlier deletion is yours on request.

4. Coomeet chat (third party)

While you are reading, not one Coomeet file is fetched. Only after the age tick and your click on Start does the browser download Coomeet’s chat program from space.coomeet.com and open a connection to its servers. Coomeet then learns technical facts such as your IP address and your device type, and, if you give permission for camera and microphone, also sees and hears you and reads what you type. Coomeet is also free to park data of its own inside your browser. Coomeet handles all of that as an independent company under its own privacy policy; your stream and your messages never reach us. Our partner code inside the chat tells Coomeet which site sent you, nothing about you as a person. Anyone connecting from the European single market, from Britain or from an American state with an age-verification statute sees a link where the chat would be. That link first opens the short address /go on this site, which forwards the tab to Coomeet and stores nothing.

5. Partner links

Links to some adult services contain a code that names this site, so we can be credited with a commission. After you click one, the privacy terms and age checks of that service are what count.

6. Your rights

Request an export, a correction or an erasure, or tell us to halt any processing, and we act on it. Californians hold these rights under the CCPA in its CPRA form, and similar rights exist in many other US states, across the EU and in the UK. Your data is not for sale here, nobody passes it to ad networks, and using a right never costs you anything. The contact form is the way in; expect our reply within 45 days.

7. People under 18

This website is closed to minors. Should a message from someone under 18 reach us anyway, it is deleted the moment we find out.

8. Revisions

Should our data habits ever change, this page gets rewritten and the stamp at the top gets a fresh date.