Introduction

This privacy policy outlines the minimal data practices of this mirror hub. The approach is straightforward: collect only what is necessary for the site to function and display accurate information. There are no hidden trackers, no third-party ad networks, and no extensive user profiling. The goal is transparency about how the site interacts with visitors while maintaining a low digital footprint.

What is collected

When you visit the site, your IP address is logged for basic traffic analysis. This helps identify spikes in usage or potential server issues. If you submit the contact form, the text you enter is stored temporarily until a response is sent. No other metadata is captured automatically during standard browsing sessions. The data is not sold. It remains internal to the infrastructure supporting the mirror list.

What is not collected

Simple visits do not require an account. Therefore, names, emails, or usernames are not asked for just to view the page. Since this site is not a marketplace, there is no order history, cart data, or purchase record to retain. If you never interact with the contact form, the only trace is the anonymous visit log associated with your IP address during that session.

Cookies

Technical cookies are used solely to manage the current browsing session. These help keep the interface responsive and prevent errors when navigating between pages. There are no advertising cookies. No tracking pixels from external marketing platforms are embedded in the code. If you disable cookies in your browser, the site remains functional, though some minor interface elements might behave slightly differently.

Analytics

Traffic statistics are aggregated anonymously. The number of unique visitors, page views, and referral sources are tracked to understand where users find the mirror links. This data is not tied to individual identities. No profiles are built, and no behavioral patterns are analyzed beyond high-level trends. The purpose is purely operational: ensuring the server can handle demand and that the content is reaching the intended audience.

Your rights

If you submitted the contact form and wish to have that data removed, you can request deletion via email. Include the original text of your inquiry so it can be located and purged from the database. Access to data is limited to the operator. You have the right to know exactly what was collected and to request its erasure.

Changes

This policy may be updated as the site evolves or as regulatory landscapes shift. The most recent revision date is marked below. Review this page periodically if you are concerned about how your interactions with the site are handled. Any significant changes will be reflected here before implementation.

Last revised: 2026-09-19