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Privacy & Storage Notice
Find the Clit is an adult anatomy education site intended for people 18 and older. This notice explains what information is handled when you use the site and where it is stored.
Published and last updated September 30, 2026.
Site requests and service providers
The site is operated from the United States and is served through Cloudflare's global network. To deliver and protect pages, Cloudflare may process your IP address, the page or file requested, query-string values, request timing, traffic-routing information, and related technical or security data. Requests may be handled in the United States or other countries where Cloudflare operates. Cloudflare describes its information practices in its Privacy Policy.
The site has no user accounts or sign-in, and it does not process purchases or payments. The quiz app does not send your quiz responses or scores to the site server. Cloudflare may process operational information to provide and secure its services.
Browser storage
The quiz saves a small amount of information in local storage in your browser so progress can persist on that browser and device:
ftc_module_resultsstores module completion and result data.ftc_last_scorestores the latest module name, score, total, and completion time.ftc_mobile_notice_seenrecords that you dismissed the mobile notice.
These entries have no automatic expiration. The app removes ftc_module_results when you start or restart the course and replaces ftc_last_score when you complete another quiz. The mobile notice dismissal stays saved until you clear this site's browser storage or it is otherwise removed by your browser. Clearing site storage also clears saved quiz progress and the notice preference. The quiz app does not send these values to the site server or use local storage to record affiliate link clicks or build an advertising profile. Cloudflare may use operational cookies or related security controls, and external services may use their own storage when you visit them.
Certificate links
New certificate links place an optional recipient name in the URL fragment after the # symbol. Anyone who receives the full link can read it, and a messaging or sharing service you use may process the full link. Under standard URL handling, the fragment is not part of the page request sent to this site's server.
Older certificate links may include a name in the query string, such as ?n=Name. When you open one, the first request sends that name to this site through Cloudflare before the site redirects it into the URL fragment. Cloudflare and the site may process the initial request. After the redirect, the browser reads the name from the fragment to display it on the certificate. The server no longer uses the legacy query value to rewrite response titles or social-preview metadata. The redirect cannot remove copies already held in browser history, messages, or third-party systems.
Email and privacy requests
The bug-report control opens a draft email with the device type and report text you entered. It does not send the message automatically. If you choose to send it to ads@findtheclit.org, the email address and message will be received by the mailbox provider and Find the Clit so the report can be reviewed and answered.
Depending on the privacy laws that apply where you live, you may have rights to request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal information that Find the Clit holds. To make a request or ask a privacy question, email ads@findtheclit.org and describe what you need. We may ask for information needed to locate the message or respond. If information is stored only in your browser, use your browser's site-data settings to clear it. Requests about data held by Cloudflare or another provider may also need to be made through that provider.
External links, referrals, and payments
Resource links may go directly to an outside organization or pass through an affiliate or referral provider first. Those services receive requests when you follow their links and may use their own cookies or similar technologies under their own privacy practices. We do not control those services.
Any purchase or support transaction is handled by the external provider, such as Fansly, Throne, or an affiliate vendor. This site does not receive your payment details through those transactions. Some affiliate links may generate revenue for the site.
Do Not Track and third-party collection
This site does not read or act on a browser's Do Not Track signal, and the signal does not change Cloudflare's handling of requests. The site does not use quiz data for behavioral advertising or cross-site tracking, and its pages do not embed third-party analytics or behavioral-advertising scripts for cross-site tracking. Cloudflare handles requests as described above. Cloudflare says its __cf_bm bot-management cookie, if used, is generated separately for each site and is not used to track users from site to site or session to session; the security controls applied to a request may vary. See Cloudflare's cookie documentation. External providers receive information when you follow their links and may apply their own practices.
Purposes and retention
Where applicable law requires a legal basis, the operator relies on your request to provide site features or respond to a message, and on the need to operate and secure the service. Email messages are used to review and answer the request and may be kept when needed for follow-up or relevant site-operation and safety records. No fixed deletion schedule is set for mailbox messages, and the mail provider may retain copies under its own systems. Cloudflare handles its operational and security data under its own practices; the site does not set a fixed retention period for those records.
This notice's effective date is September 30, 2026. When the notice changes, the current version and revised date will be posted on this page. The browser-storage entries have no automatic expiry, as described above.