01 // ACCOUNTS
No registration, login, or reader profile.
You can open guides directly. The site does not provide user accounts, comments, purchases, newsletters, or forms at public launch, and it does not ask readers to submit personal information.
02 // TECHNICAL DELIVERY
Hosting providers may process basic connection data.
Like most websites, the hosting and security infrastructure may process information needed to deliver and protect pages, such as an IP address, browser and device details, request time, requested URL, and diagnostic or security logs.
03 // OPTIONAL ANALYTICS
Google Analytics loads only after you allow it.
If you choose “Allow analytics,” Google Analytics measures page views, approximate device and browser information, traffic sources, and interactions such as scrolling or outbound clicks. Google Analytics may set identifiers such as _ga cookies. The site does not send names, email addresses, account details, or form submissions because it does not collect them.
Your choice is stored in this browser. Use the “Privacy settings” button at the bottom of any page to decline later; the site will stop future analytics requests and remove its accessible Google Analytics cookies.
04 // EXTERNAL LINKS
Sources have their own policies.
Guide pages link to official stores, developer posts, community discussions, videos, and other evidence. Visiting those services is governed by their privacy and cookie policies; this site does not control their data practices.
05 // ADVERTISING
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Guide and item detail pages may use Adsterra Native Banner or 300×250 Banner placements. Their external scripts and iframes stay off until you choose “Allow analytics & ads.” Once allowed, Adsterra may process connection, device, browser, and advertising-identification data under its own policies. Home, index, about, privacy, contact, and media-credit pages do not contain ad placements.
The policy date at the top of this page will change whenever the site’s data practices change.
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