diff --git a/html/priv.ejs b/html/priv.ejs index d1441c5c..4080ffa7 100644 --- a/html/priv.ejs +++ b/html/priv.ejs @@ -154,7 +154,7 @@

we don’t track you!

We don’t collect personal data. No trackers, no third-party analytics. Because Poke is free software, you can read the code and self-host. - For transparency: this instance keeps anonymous, local-only usage counts (see “/api/stats” below) — no IPs, no cookies, no fingerprinting. + For transparency: this instance keeps anonymous, local-only usage counts (see “How we improve Poke” below) — no IPs, no cookies, no fingerprinting.

Instance: poketube.fun @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@

Highlights:

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  • Ownership
  • Initiative Site Privacy
  • What We Do/Don’t Collect
  • -
  • Anonymous Usage Statistics (/api/stats)
  • +
  • How we improve Poke (/api/stats)
  • Cookies & Storage
  • OpenStreetMap
  • Weather Pages & Services
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    Anonymous Usage Statistics (/api/stats)

    +

    How we improve Poke (/api/stats)

    - This instance of Poke collects anonymous, local-only usage counts to understand which videos are popular and which platforms people visit from. - This improves performance and feature decisions. + How does Poke improve itself while keeping your privacy and browsing history anonymous? + By using anonymous, local-only usage counts instead of personal profiles, trackers, or third-party analytics. +

    +

    + This instance of Poke keeps a tiny, privacy-respecting statistics file so we can see things like: + “Which videos are watched the most?” and “What browsers/OSes should we test for?” + None of this is tied to your real identity or browsing history.

    - Poke is free software — you can inspect the source to verify this behavior or turn it off when self-hosting. + Poke is free software — you can inspect the source code to verify this behavior, fork it, or turn the stats feature off when self-hosting.