This page explains exactly what n33q.com records when you browse the gallery. The short version: one cookieless visit counter, no advertising, no accounts, no sign-ups, and nothing sold or handed to a data broker. The longer version is below, and it names the specific software and the specific address the counter talks to, so you can check it yourself in your browser's network tab.
What the visit counter records
Every page of this site loads GoatCounter, an open-source, privacy-friendly analytics counter. It is not the hosted goatcounter.com service: it is self-hosted on the owner's own server and the counter's JavaScript file is loaded from, and pageviews are sent to, stats.dankdev.com. That is the only analytics endpoint on this site — there is no Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no advertising or attribution tag of any kind.
When you open a page, the counter sends a single request containing:
- the page address you are on;
- the page title;
- the referrer — the site or search engine you arrived from, if your browser sent one;
- your screen size and pixel density.
The receiving server additionally derives a coarse browser and operating-system name from your User-Agent header and a country-level location. Per GoatCounter's documentation it stores no IP address: your IP is combined with your User-Agent and a salt that rotates regularly to make a one-way session hash, purely so that a page reload is not counted as a second visitor, and it is not retained afterwards. There is no identifier that persists across days, and no way to reconstruct who you are from what is stored.
One detail specific to this setup, because it would otherwise look odd: the same self-hosted counter is shared by several of the owner's sites, so this site prefixes the recorded address with its own hostname (you will see entries like n33q.com/Images rather than /Images). That keeps identically-named pages on different sites from colliding. It does not add anything about you to the record.
The counter is a plain, blockable script. If you block it with an extension, your browser's tracking protection, or by disabling JavaScript, nothing on this site breaks — the gallery is a static build and no page depends on the counter to render.
Cookies
This site sets no cookies, and uses no localStorage, no session storage, and no other tracking storage. That is the reason you were not shown a cookie-consent banner: there is nothing to consent to. If non-essential cookies are ever added, this policy will be updated first and consent will be asked for where the law requires it.
Images, hosting and the CDN
Every artwork here is AI-generated and delivered through Cloudflare Images, from paths under /cdn-cgi/imagedelivery/ on this domain. The whole site sits behind Cloudflare as well, so loading any page or image transmits the standard connection data to Cloudflare's network — including your IP address, the address you requested, and your User-Agent — exactly as it would on any CDN-hosted website. Cloudflare processes this as an infrastructure provider to serve and protect the site; it is not something the site can switch off while remaining online, and it is disclosed here rather than buried.
Like nearly every web server, the origin server may also keep ordinary access logs (IP, timestamp, requested address, User-Agent) for operations, debugging and abuse handling. These are not joined to the analytics data and are not used to profile visitors. No fixed retention window is claimed here, because none is configured that this policy could honestly quote.
What this site does not do
- No accounts, logins, newsletters, comment forms, or contact forms — there is nothing here that asks you for personal data.
- No advertising, no ad networks, no retargeting, no cross-site or cross-device tracking.
- No selling or sharing of visitor data with third parties. The only third party involved at all is Cloudflare, as the CDN described above.
- No embedded social widgets or trackers. Links to X are ordinary links; nothing from X loads until you click one.
Your rights
If you are in the EU or EEA, the GDPR gives you rights of access, rectification, erasure, portability, restriction and objection. If you are a California resident, the CCPA gives you rights to know what is collected, to request deletion, and to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information — nothing is sold or shared here, so there is nothing to opt out of.
To exercise any of these, email [email protected]. An honest caveat about what that can achieve: because the analytics data holds no IP address and no persistent identifier, there is normally no record that can be matched to you individually, so an access or deletion request will usually be answered by explaining that and confirming what is described on this page. If you would rather not be counted at all, block stats.dankdev.com — that is the most complete opt-out available, and it works immediately without asking anyone.
Children
This site is not directed to children under 13, and no personal data is knowingly collected from them.
Changes to this policy
If what the site loads changes — a different analytics endpoint, a cookie, an embed — this page is updated in the same change, and the date at the top moves with it. An automated check in this site's source verifies that the analytics host named above is the one the pages actually load, so the two cannot quietly drift apart.