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Privacy Policy

Porn Bomb reviews adult sites. It has no accounts, no comment section, no newsletter and no advertising network. This page says plainly what happens to your data when you read it, click a link or write to us. It was last rewritten on 22 Sep 2026.

The short version

Reading this site anonymously is the normal case. Nothing you do here is tied to a name, because there is nothing to sign up for. Visits are counted by two statistics services, Ahrefs without cookies and Google Analytics with two of them, and neither knows who you are. The search box and the filters run in your own browser, and the only information we ever hold about a person is what that person typed into the contact form.

Who we are

This site is pornbomb.pro. Everything reaches us through the contact page, including questions about your data, and the answer comes from the same person who runs the site.

What is collected when you just read

Server and network logs

The site sits behind Cloudflare, which passes requests to our server. Both keep ordinary access logs: IP address, the page requested, the time, the browser’s user-agent string, the referring page. Logs exist to keep the site up and to block attacks and scrapers, and nobody reads them to build a profile of a reader. Cloudflare also filters malicious traffic on our behalf and may set its own security cookie while doing so.

Visitor statistics

Page views are counted twice. Ahrefs Analytics (analytics.ahrefs.com) works without cookies and does not follow visitors between websites. It tells us that a page was opened and roughly where from.

Google Analytics 4 (loaded from googletagmanager.com, property G-BWV45WGPB6) is the second counter and the only script of ours that sets cookies: _ga and _ga_BWV45WGPB6. They hold a random visitor number for up to two years so that a returning browser is counted once rather than as somebody new. Google receives the page address, the referring page, the browser and screen details, a rough location derived from the IP address, and, when a Visit button is pressed, the name of the site it led to. Google Analytics 4 does not log or store the IP address itself. We read its reports to see which reviews are opened and which links are used, never to identify a reader, and it is not connected to any advertising account. To stay out of it, block cookies for this site or install Google’s opt-out add-on. There is no Meta pixel and no advertising or retargeting tag of any kind.

Storage in your own browser

The catalogue remembers two small things on your device so the page looks the way you left it: pb-theme, whether you chose the light or dark theme, and pb-state, the sorting and view you last used. Both live in your browser’s local storage, never travel to our server and never reach anyone else. Clearing site data removes them.

Apart from the two Google Analytics cookies named above, a plain visit to a review page sets no cookie from us at all.

Affiliate links

Most “Visit” buttons are affiliate links, and the site earns a commission when someone joins through one. They pass through an address on our own domain that starts with /go/ and then forward you to the site being reviewed. We do not attach an identifier to you at that moment and we cannot see what you do after the jump. The site you land on is a separate company with its own privacy policy, its own cookies and its own logs, and from that point their rules apply, not ours. A commission never changes a verdict, a price or a warning on this site.

The contact form

The contact form asks for a name, an e-mail address and a message, with an optional link and a topic. Submitting it does three things: the message is stored in the site’s admin area, a copy is e-mailed to us, and your IP address is recorded with it. The IP is there for one reason, to stop a flood of spam, and the form also counts submissions per address, five an hour at most.

The form is protected by Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks that a human is filling it in. Turnstile receives your IP address and a token from your browser as part of that check. A hidden field in the form is left empty by people and filled in by bots; whatever a bot writes there is thrown away.

Use whatever name you like. Only the e-mail address needs to be real, and only so a reply can reach you.

What does not happen here

  • No accounts, no registration, no passwords.
  • No comment section. Comments are closed on every review, so no avatar service, no Gravatar hash and no commenter cookies are involved.
  • No newsletter and no mailing list. We write to you only as a reply to your own message.
  • No advertising networks, no retargeting, no fingerprinting scripts.
  • Your data is never sold, rented or traded. Nothing from the contact form is passed to the sites we review.

How long things are kept

  • Contact messages, with the e-mail address and IP attached: kept while the conversation is useful and deleted after twelve months at the latest. Ask earlier and they go earlier.
  • The anti-spam counter tied to your IP: one hour.
  • Server and Cloudflare logs: short rolling windows set by the hosting and by Cloudflare, measured in days, then overwritten.
  • Browser storage: until you clear it. It is on your device, not ours.
  • Google Analytics: the visitor number in its cookies lasts two years on your device unless you delete it. The per-visitor data Google keeps for us is removed after fourteen months at the latest, and the aggregated reports carry no visitor number.

Who else sees anything

Only the companies that make the site work: the hosting provider that runs the server, Cloudflare as the network in front of it and as the anti-spam check on the form, the mail provider that delivers a copy of your message, Ahrefs for cookieless page counts, and Google for the Analytics statistics described above. Each processes data for us under its own terms. Nobody else receives anything, and we do not send data to advertisers because we have none.

Your rights

You can ask what is held about you, ask for a copy, ask for a correction, or ask for all of it to be deleted. Send the request through the contact page from the address you used before, or describe the message well enough to find it, and it will be done without argument and without a fee. The usual answer takes a few days. If you are in the EU or the UK you also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority.

Age

This site is for adults only, eighteen or over, or the age of majority where you live. It reviews adult websites and links to them. No part of it is meant for children, and we do not knowingly collect anything from them.

Changes

When the site changes what it does, this page changes with it, and the date at the top moves. There is no version history worth keeping; the current text describes the current site.

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