Privacy

This site has no accounts, no comments, no advertising trackers and no cookies. This page lists everything it records about a visit, and what changes the moment you click through to LiveJasmin.

Visit counts

Visits are counted with Umami, an open-source analytics tool that runs on this site's own server. It records the page viewed, the site that sent you, your country and city (worked out from your IP address, which is not stored), and your browser and device type. It also counts clicks on performer cards: which card, and from which part of which page. It sets no cookies, builds no advertising profile, and the numbers are never sold or shared.

The live list and your country

Many performers block viewers from certain countries. To respect that, our server looks up the country of your IP address when your browser asks for the live list, using the free IP Geolocation by DB-IP database, and leaves out anyone who blocks it. The lookup happens in memory and neither your IP address nor your country is saved.

Photos

Performer photos are fetched from LiveJasmin by our server and delivered from this site. Browsing our pages therefore sends LiveJasmin nothing about you. It only hears from you if you click.

When you click a performer

A performer card opens a new tab through our own link (/go/), which passes you to LiveJasmin's affiliate tracking address, ctwmsg.com, and on to her room. The link carries our affiliate code and a short label for the part of the page you clicked, so LiveJasmin knows you arrived through us. From then on you are on LiveJasmin, and its own terms and privacy policy apply.

On your own device

When you confirm you're an adult, your browser stores a single setting (dw18) so the notice doesn't appear on every page. It never leaves your device. Clearing your browser's site data removes it.

Servers and logs

The site runs on our own server at Hetzner in Germany, with DNS from Cloudflare. The web server keeps no access log of your visits. The only time an IP address is written down is when a request fails, when the error log records the failed request, including the address, for troubleshooting.

That's the full list. There is nothing else recorded, and nothing to opt out of.