Privacy Policy (v1.0.42)

Last Updated: June 9, 2026 // Unix Timestamp: 1778426949

Welcome to oook.me (the "Endpoint"). We respect your privacy, mostly because managing large databases of personal telemetry sounds like an absolute nightmare. This document explains how we handle your packets, bits, and digital crumbs.

1. Data We Intercept (Collect)

We only collect what is strictly necessary to keep the server from setting itself on fire:

2. Data Retention (The "Poof" Clause)

Warning: Data permanence is an illusion. While we try to keep things running smoothly, we treat data with the same level of permanence as volatile RAM. If the database corrupts, the server gets wiped, or we decide to change hosting providers on a whim, your personal preferences and logs will vanish instantly into the digital ether.

We do not guarantee backups, archives, or long-term storage. If you need us to delete your data, odds are a routine script or an accidental database dropped table will beat us to it anyway. Consider your data constantly on the brink of non-existence.

3. Zero Third-Party Monetization

We do not sell, trade, or lease your digital soul to data brokers, advertising networks, or corporate overlords. Why? Because configuring tracking pixels, managing affiliate tokens, and writing compliance reports is incredibly boring. Your data stays here on the server until it inevitably expires or gets purged.

4. Encryption & Security Protocols

We use standard Zero SSL (or other) certificates to make sure your connection displays that comforting little padlock icon in the URL bar. However, please remember that no system is 100% secure against a motivated adversary, social engineering, or an administrative blunder involving open ports. Send data accordingly.

5. Tracking Cookies

We do not use tracking cookies designed to follow you around the internet to recommend products you just talked about out loud. If we use cookies at all, they are purely functional (e.g., remembering if you prefer dark mode or light mode). You can block them in your browser settings without hurting our feelings.

6. Changes to this Protocol

We reserve the right to modify this privacy policy whenever we upgrade the server stack or rewrite the backend. Checking back periodically is recommended, or you can just monitor our repository commits if you are into that sort of thing.

7. Ping the SysAdmin

If you have any questions regarding your bytes, or if you want to request a manual database purge before the system does it automatically, send a packet to:

Email: info@oook.me