Your choice about analytics.

What we count

We store aggregate video-page views and affiliate-button click totals by video and day. These are event counts, not unique visitors, purchase records or sales conversions. We do not store IP addresses, user agents, device fingerprints or a visitor identifier with those totals. Signed-in owner activity and known automated clients are excluded. Measurement honors Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control.

Website traffic without cookies

We count public-page views by day and approximate country supplied by our hosting provider. Separately, we count fixed source categories such as YouTube, Telegram, search, other websites or direct/unknown, together with the type of public page viewed. Your browser classifies the source; it sends only the category, not the referring address or campaign text. These aggregate records contain no IP address, visitor identifier, browsing profile or precise location. Repeat views may be counted; these are not unique-visitor or session statistics. Signed-in owner activity, known automated clients, Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control requests are excluded. Browser blocking and rate limits can reduce totals.

Optional Google Analytics

If you choose Accept analytics, we load Google Analytics to understand visits and how people use the site. Google receives page-view information, a page address without its query string or fragment, a general page title and the referring website origin. It also processes browser and device information and cookie identifiers to report users, sessions and engagement. Your browser connects to Google, which receives network information as part of that connection. We do not send your name, email, account ID or search text as analytics event fields.

Google Analytics uses first-party _ga cookies, configured here to expire after 90 days without extending their expiry on each visit. Advertising consent, Google Signals and advertising personalization are disabled in our tag. We do not load Google Analytics on admin or authentication routes, for a signed-in site owner, or when Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control is enabled. We check eligibility before loading the tag and before measuring another page.

Choose Decline to keep Google Analytics off. You can reopen Analytics settings from the footer of public pages to change your choice. Declining after acceptance stops this integration, clears its known analytics cookies and reloads the page to unload the Google tag. This does not erase data already sent to Google. Your choice is saved locally in this browser; another browser or device has its own choice. See how Google uses information from partner sites and Google’s privacy policy.

Telegram links

We count Telegram-link clicks by UTC day and button location (top navigation, video invitation or footer). These aggregate totals do not identify people or confirm channel membership. No IP address, user agent or visitor identifier is stored with them. Signed-in owner activity, known automated clients and privacy opt-outs are excluded. Missing browser signals and rate limits may reduce counts.

YouTube player and content events

The embedded player uses YouTube’s privacy-enhanced domain and loads only after you choose to play the video. YouTube may then process data under its own privacy terms. If optional analytics is active, we also load YouTube’s player API after you open the player. We send Google Analytics the public video ID when the player reports playback or reaching the end. Reaching the end does not prove every second was watched. Opening a video on YouTube in another tab is not counted as playback here.

With optional analytics active, we also record the first time you open a second, different video while navigating in the same page document. This uses temporary page memory and does not follow you across reloads, tabs or devices. It is separate from Google’s session reports.

Outbound clicks in optional analytics

When optional analytics is active, an outbound-button click also sends Google Analytics the button’s category, public target and link identifiers where applicable, and the public page information described above. We do not send the destination address or a visitor account identifier in this click event. The same analytics consent, signed-in owner exclusion, Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control checks apply. Visitors do not need to sign in. Google reports click event counts, estimated users and sessions separately; these describe only the measured analytics subset, not all visitors or distinct people. We do not copy Google Analytics cookie identifiers into our aggregate click storage. Earlier click totals remain unchanged.

External websites

Opening an external destination leaves MyLinks Hub. That website controls its own cookies, accounts and privacy practices.

Filtered button interactions

We separately count browser-reported interactions with outbound buttons. Known automated requests and rapid repeats within the same page document are filtered. Random, short-lived event receipts prevent duplicate delivery; they expire after two minutes and are removed in bounded batches as new measurements arrive. Receipts are not cookies, do not identify a person, and are not included in backups. We do not store IP addresses or device fingerprints. These totals are not unique people or proof that every event was human. Reloads, another tab, sophisticated automation and blocked scripts affect the result. Legacy redirect totals remain separate and unchanged.