Your data stays in your control

This policy explains what information we collect when you browse STEAL BRAINROT, why we collect it, and how you can reach us with questions. Our goal is to store only what’s required to keep the experience fast and fair.

Last updated: 11 November 2025

Information we collect

Usage data such as pages visited, launch actions, and error events captured by privacy-friendly analytics tools.
Technical data like browser version, device type, and approximate region to help us prioritize compatibility work.
Contact submissions containing your name, email, and message when you reach out for support or DMCA requests.

How we use your information

To keep the site stable, fast, and secure by monitoring aggregate performance metrics.
To respond to support tickets, partnership pitches, or legal notices you submit through the contact form.
To protect the community by investigating abuse reports and blocking malicious traffic.

Third-party services

We rely on a short list of vendors to operate this fan hub. Each provider sees only the data required to perform their service and is bound by their own privacy terms.

Analytics providers to aggregate visit counts and device stats. Data is stored anonymously and never sold.
Content delivery and hosting platforms that serve static assets and cache game embeds.
Email and error-reporting tooling so we can reply to your tickets and debug outages quickly.

Your choices

You can opt out of optional cookies through your browser settings. Core functionality will still work.
Contact us any time to request deletion of prior submissions. Provide the email address you used so we can locate the entry.
For DMCA or parental removal requests, include authoritative proof of ownership so we can comply quickly.

Policy updates

We may update this document when laws, tooling, or product features change. The revision date below will always note the most recent update.

Questions?

Email support@stealabrainrot.quest and we’ll follow up within a few business days. Please include “Privacy Request” in the subject line so we can route it immediately.