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Privacy notice

Anime Expeditions Wiki Privacy Policy

See how analytics works by default, how to turn it off, what happens when you play a video, and how to change your choice.

What does this site collect by itself?

Anime Expeditions Wiki is a static website with no user accounts, comments, uploads, purchases, advertising profiles, or player database. You can read every guide without creating a profile or giving the site your Roblox username.

When do analytics services run?

Google Analytics and Plausible Analytics load by default on the first page view unless this browser has already saved a “denied” choice. Cloudflare Pages also delivers and protects the site, so Cloudflare may process ordinary request details such as an IP address, browser information, requested URL, timing, and security events under its own policies.

What information does analytics receive?

Google Analytics 4 receives standard visit and device information so the site owner can understand which guides are used and whether readers can find important pages. Its configuration disables Google signals and advertising-personalization signals. Plausible Analytics records page views and aggregate engagement data, including the page URL, referrer, outbound-link clicks, and file downloads. The wiki does not send Roblox usernames, contact-email contents, or custom user identifiers to either analytics service.

How is your analytics choice stored?

An explicit choice of “granted” or “denied” is saved in your browser's local storage under this site's domain. A Plausible ignore flag is also stored when you decline. When no choice is stored, analytics is enabled by default. Use “Analytics settings” in the footer to turn both services off or enable them again. Clearing the saved choice returns to the default-on setting.

What happens when you play the YouTube video?

The homepage uses a local preview image and does not contact YouTube until you press play. At that point, the browser connects to youtube-nocookie.com, and YouTube may receive request and device information under Google's policies. The ordinary YouTube link is available if the embedded player is unavailable.

What happens when you email the site?

If you write to support@anime-expeditions-wiki.org, the message, reply address, and anything you include are used to review and respond to the request, document a correction, or handle a rights claim. Contact messages are not added to a marketing list. Send only the information needed for the request and do not include Roblox passwords, cookies, payment details, or identity documents.

What happens on external links?

Roblox, YouTube, Google, Plausible, and the publishers listed on the Sources page apply their own privacy terms when their services receive a request or you open their websites. This notice covers Anime Expeditions Wiki only and cannot control data collected on those destinations.

What information does the site not ask you to provide?

The wiki does not require your real name, age, Roblox username, account password, session cookie, backup code, payment details, government identification, friends list, or in-game inventory. There is no login, comment box, upload form, newsletter, giveaway entry, or checkout. If anyone claims that this site needs an account secret to verify a code, correct a guide, or provide a reward, do not send it.

How does the site limit third-party connections?

Most page content, fonts, styles, scripts, and promotional images are served with the site instead of being fetched from unrelated websites as you read. The YouTube trailer starts with a local preview and makes no YouTube connection until you choose to play it. Google Analytics and Plausible Analytics load by default unless you turn analytics off. External source links are ordinary links, so the destination is contacted only after you decide to open it.

These choices reduce unnecessary requests, but they do not make the site anonymous to its host. Cloudflare still needs ordinary network information to deliver a requested page, apply security controls, and keep the service available.

Does turning analytics off erase earlier data?

Changing the setting to “denied” stops future Google Analytics and Plausible Analytics collection from this site in that browser. It does not recall information either provider may already have processed before analytics was turned off. Browser controls, content blockers, or clearing site data can provide additional local control, but their behavior depends on the browser and services you use.

Where is contact information stored?

The static website does not run its own contact database. When you send email, the message is handled by the mail services used by you and the site owner. A message may be retained while a correction, privacy question, abuse report, or rights request is reviewed and documented. Avoid including unrelated personal information. You may ask about a message or request deletion by replying from the same address, although information may need to be retained where required for security, legal, or record-keeping purposes.

What choices do you have while using the wiki?

  • Read every guide without creating an account or giving the site your Roblox username.
  • Turn analytics off, reopen “Analytics settings” to enable it again, or clear the saved choice in your browser.
  • Leave the trailer unplayed and use the rest of the homepage without contacting YouTube.
  • Inspect a destination before opening an external Roblox, YouTube, Google, or publisher link.
  • Use the Contact page for a question about an email or a specific privacy interaction.

How will this notice change?

The wording and modified date are updated when the site's collection, consent flow, embedded services, or contact practices materially change. A date change should reflect a real public change, not a routine rebuild. Because third-party services can update their own policies independently, review their current notices before using those services if their processing matters to your decision.

How can you ask a privacy question?

Email support@anime-expeditions-wiki.org and describe the site interaction or message you are asking about. The copyright and DMCA checklist is on the Contact page, not in this privacy notice. This policy was last changed on 23 July 2026.