Privacy Policy

Throw Food For Animals Privacy Policy

Read how this wiki uses hosting logs, configured Google Analytics, browser-local calculator inputs and YouTube media, and how to find contact availability.

Information used to serve the site

The hosting provider processes requests needed to deliver pages and assets, which can include IP address, browser information, requested URL and time. This wiki has no Roblox account login, public profile system or purchase checkout.

Analytics and reading interactions

Google Analytics is configured for page views and reading interactions such as opening a guide or following a topic link. Google may use cookies or similar browser identifiers according to its service settings and policies. Do not put personal or account information into URLs used to visit this site.

Calculator and browser storage

The budget calculation runs in the browser using the numbers you enter. It does not connect to Roblox or read an account balance. Browser preferences or third-party services may use local storage or cookies; browser controls can restrict or clear them.

YouTube and external services

Video posters can load from YouTube image servers. The shared player uses YouTube’s privacy-enhanced embed host; eligible desktop videos may start muted, while touch layouts wait for activation. Google and linked external sites process their own requests under their own policies.

Advertising and children

Live advertising is currently disabled in the site configuration. If it is enabled later, this policy should describe the services actually used. The site does not request children’s names, Roblox credentials or payment details. Avoid sending private information through any future publisher contact channel.

Retention, controls and changes

Hosting and analytics retention depend on the services and configured settings; this page does not promise an unverified universal deletion period. Use browser controls and applicable service privacy options. See Contact for the current publisher contact availability. Material changes to site practices should be reflected here.