Privacy Policy

Covering your visits to Porn Games.

This page sets out what Porn Games learns about you while you use the site and the ways that data gets put to work. Read it so you know what happens behind the screen before you keep playing.

The site is meant for grown-ups only. You may use it solely if you are at least 18, or older where your local age of majority sits higher. Nobody under that limit belongs here, and we make no deliberate effort to gather details from anyone who has not reached it.

What gets recorded

Just looking around

Searching, opening pages and loading media all work without signing up for a thing. When you browse that way, our logs hold your IP address, the country it maps to, and a handful of technical notes the request carries on its own: the kind of request, your device and browser, the language it runs in, the page that sent you here, your operating system, and the moment the request landed. We lean on those logs for traffic totals and for tracing abuse when it crops up.

How you move through the site

We may also note the way you actually work the pages: which ones you open, what you tap, how long you linger, how far into a clip you get, the words you type into search, and comparable signals.

Things you post

Anything you put up in public, a comment say, or any other contribution, is on show to everyone and can be picked up and reused by outside parties well beyond our reach.

Messages to us

Should you write to us directly, a copy of that exchange may be kept on file.

Cookies

Loading the site can drop cookies onto your device so your browser is recognised from one page to the next. Both the short-lived kind and the sort that sticks around may be used. The full rundown lives in our Cookie Policy.

Paying for things

Card numbers and bank details never land on our servers. Every payment runs through separate outside processors, and each of those answers to its own privacy terms rather than ours.

Where the data goes

We draw on what we collect to run the site, keep it standing, sharpen how it works, shape the experience around you, and build the suggestions you end up seeing.

Cookies, web beacons and similar tools let the site hold onto settings so you are not asked for them twice, serve content picked for you, check whether the site is pulling its weight, and roll individual visits up into plain counts such as visitor and page-view totals. The same tools can feed advertising matched to your region and other signals.

Handing information to others

There are moments we have to pass data on: to satisfy the law, or to stand behind our terms and the other agreements that govern the site. We may also release it to guard the rights, property or safety of the site, the people on it, or anyone else, which can mean handing material to police or officials working against illegal activity.

If something you upload looks unlawful or unauthorised, or we come to suspect as much, we keep the right to forward everything we hold to the proper authorities and to any copyright owner concerned, with no warning to you beforehand.

Keeping it safe

We put sensible physical, organisational and technical guards around your data, yet nothing sent across the internet is ever flawlessly secure. We cannot promise that whatever you transmit reaches us untouched, so anything you send travels at your own risk.