your privacy
This site doesn't track you, has no ads and doesn't ask you to sign up. It keeps the bare minimum to know how many people visit it, and nothing that says who you are.
Visits
To know how many people open the site, each visit produces a short code made from the day, your IP address, your browser and a secret kept by the site. Your IP address isn't stored and can't be worked out from the code. The codes are deleted the next day: only the daily totals remain.
Clicks on partnerships
When you open a partnership (through the button on its card or a short link such as kitsunetv.pt/gtz), the site adds one to that brand's total for the day. Who clicked is not recorded.
Partner links
Partnership links are sponsored or affiliate links: if you buy through them, Kitsune may earn a commission, at no cost to you. Once you leave for a brand's site, that brand's privacy policy applies.
Videos and streams
The stream player and the clips only load when you click to watch them. From then on, the video platform may set cookies and collect data about you, under its own rules. Clip thumbnails come from Twitch's servers, which receive the request from your browser like any other image.
What stays on your device
Your choice between the light and dark theme is saved in your browser and never leaves it. The site uses no cookies for visitors: the only cookie there is belongs to the admin panel, and only the people who run the site have it.
Giveaways
You enter through the social networks listed in each giveaway. Winners are asked for a postal address, used only to send the prize and deleted afterwards. The winner's username is published.
Hosting
The site is hosted by Cloudflare, which handles the technical requests (your IP address included) to deliver the site and protect it from attacks.
Your rights
You can ask to see, correct or delete any data about you. As the site keeps nothing that identifies you, in practice this applies to giveaway winners. Send Kitsune a message on one of her networks:
If you think your data was mishandled, you can also complain to the Portuguese data protection authority, the Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (cnpd.pt).