Privacy policy
Pornfind is a static site. There are no accounts, no registration, no sign-up forms and no newsletter. We never ask for your name, email address or payment details, and there is no database on our side in which such a thing could be stored.
What follows is a description of the handling that does happen, including the parts most sites leave out.
What we log
The site is served through Cloudflare, which processes the technical details of every request — IP address, browser user agent, the page requested, approximate location derived from the IP, and timing. This is standard web server logging and is also what protects the site from automated abuse. We read it only in aggregate, to see which pages are visited.
One case deserves to be spelled out. When you type something into the search box and nothing on this site matches it, the term you typed is sent to an address on our own domain so that it appears in those same logs. We use it for one purpose: to find out which creators people look for that we have no page for yet. If your search does match a page, nothing is sent.
Clicking the button that opens results for a creator does the same thing: a request naming that page is sent to our own domain so we can see which pages people actually use. It records the page, not you, and it does not change where the click takes you.
Treat anything you type as something that may be recorded, and do not enter personal information into the search box.
Source requests
When you send a request on the request page, we keep what you wrote, the link you gave and the screenshot you attached, if any, to answer it. A screenshot is never published: only you (through your request's private link) and we can see it, and it is deleted automatically after 30 days. We do not ask for your name or e-mail. To limit requests per person and to count different visitors to your share link, we keep a one-way, salted hash of the IP address, never the address itself; the share-link hashes are deleted once your answer opens. Your browser remembers your own requests locally so you can find them again.
If you choose to be notified on Telegram, our bot keeps your Telegram chat ID with that request until it has sent you the answer, then deletes it. It sees only what Telegram shares with any bot you message (your chat ID and display name) and stores nothing else. Send /stop to the bot to delete it at once. To count how many different people use the bot, we keep a one-way, salted hash of the chat ID, which cannot be turned back into it.
Cookies
We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are used. Outside the EU, the
UK and Switzerland it sets first-party cookies (_ga) that tell repeat visits
apart; inside them it sets no cookies and sends Google only anonymous, cookieless pings.
Advertising features are off everywhere. See
how Google uses this data
. The search index your browser downloads is a static file; what you type is matched
against it on your own device, not on a server.
Advertising
Advertising on this site is served by ExoClick. Their script is requested only when an ad slot is about to come into view — if you leave before scrolling that far, no request to them is made at all. Once loaded, they may set cookies and collect data about the ad you were shown, under their own policy rather than ours. See ExoClick's privacy policy .
Links that leave the site
Every search and every profile link on this site takes you to somewhere we do not operate. Once you follow one, you are on that platform and subject to its privacy policy, its cookies and its logging. We have no visibility into what you do there and no control over it.
Retention and your requests
We keep no records of our own beyond the server logs described above, which are retained by Cloudflare on their schedule. Because nothing is tied to an identity, there is no account to export or delete.
If you believe information relating to you is being processed here and want it addressed, write to [email protected].
Changes
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. There is no mailing list to notify, so the dated version on this page is always the current one.