Jilidd: Privacy Policy
Privacy policy, in one line: this is a static site with no account system, so there’s nothing here that asks for a name, an email address or a password in the first place. What follows is what that actually means in practice, plus the handful of things a browser sends regardless of what any site asks for. Nothing below changes depending on whether a page is a game guide, a payment explainer, or this one.
Privacy Policy: What This Site Does Not Collect
No registration form exists anywhere on this site, so no name, email address, phone number or password is ever collected, stored or requested here. No account means no profile to build and nothing tied to an individual visitor beyond what any web request already carries automatically. That’s true of every page on this site, including this one.
What Your Browser Sends Anyway
Every request a browser makes carries a handful of details automatically — an IP address, a browser and device identifier, and the page that linked here, if any. Those details land in standard server-level access logs at the hosting layer, the same as they would for any site on the web, and this site’s own code never reads or stores them separately. That’s server infrastructure behaviour, not a choice this site made about any one visitor specifically.
Cookies and Local Storage
This site sets no cookie for tracking, because it has no account, no cart and no session to remember between visits. If that changes — a future feature that genuinely needs one — the change will be disclosed on this page rather than added quietly. Right now, closing the browser tab leaves nothing behind that this site itself put there.
Affiliate Links and Referral Tags
Every Register and Login link on this site points to the operator’s own site and carries a referral tag identifying this site as the source of that click, plus the rel=“nofollow sponsored” attribute search engines expect on a paid link. That tag travels with the click itself; it isn’t collected or stored by this site afterward. Once a reader lands on the operator’s own site, whatever that site collects from there on is covered by its own privacy policy, not this one.
If This Changes
A privacy policy is only honest for as long as it matches what a site actually does, and this one is written to match what this site does today: no accounts, no tracking cookie, no analytics script. If any of that changes, this page is where the change gets stated, not somewhere it has to be dug out of.