Privacy and ads
We do not store media or provide user accounts. Our server finds X media links through X’s public syndication endpoint. For Instagram, our server reads the post’s public embed page, and for Threads the post’s public page. For TikTok, your browser requests data from tikwm.com and our server turns the results into a list of links. If the browser request fails, our server makes the request instead. Download buttons open source file links, not files stored by us.
We keep no personal logs beyond what Cloudflare records for security. We count anonymous events (page views, downloads, errors) per day and language. These counts do not use cookies or store IP addresses or personal data. Cloudflare Web Analytics also measures visits without cookies. The Telegram bot counts the same kind of events; to count monthly users it keeps a one-way code made from your Telegram ID that changes every month, never the ID itself. These codes are deleted after two months.
Ads are served by Monetag or Adsterra, third party ad networks that may use cookies or similar identifiers. A labelled ad banner may appear on the page after your first tap or key press, and one ad window may open when you tap a download button, at most once a day. Full-screen ads are also limited to once a day. If browser storage is blocked, these limits apply once per page view instead.
To limit cookies and pop-ups, use your browser settings. You can also visit Monetag's opt-out page for advertising tracking choices.