Privacy policy
What data is processed and what is not: no sign-up, no forms, no analytics in your browser, no cookies, and how to exercise your rights.
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1Data controller
- Controller
- Fernando Morales
- Tax ID (NIF)
- 53.044.286-F
- Address
- El Boalo, Madrid (Spain)
- Contact
- contact@clipperhub.co
Given the volume and the nature of the processing —no special categories of data, no systematic monitoring of individuals, no large-scale processing— there is no obligation to appoint a data protection officer. Privacy matters are handled at the contact address above.
2What this site does not do
- It sets no cookies of its own and stores nothing in your browser on its own account —only your favourites, if you mark any, light or dark mode, if you switch it with the button, your answer to the cookie notice, if you get it, and, in the tab's history, where you were in the list—, and the host sets none either: it is checked, and explained in the cookie policy.
- It has no third-party analytics: no Google Analytics, no social network pixels, no heat maps, no measurement script injected by anyone. What is measured is a count of pages served and of exits to campaigns, done on the server with no IP and no cookie; the filters you use in the campaign table, sent by the page itself; and, only if you agree, whether you have come back. All of it is described in section 3.
- It loads no third-party fonts, icons or images. All of that is served from this very site. Your browser contacts no domain other than this one when it opens these pages.
- There is no sign-up, no accounts, no forms and no newsletter. There is no field anywhere to type a personal detail into.
- No profiling and no automated decision-making about people.
- No personal data is sold, rented or handed over to anyone, for advertising or for anything else.
3What data is processed, why, and on what legal basis
| Data | When | Why | Legal basis (GDPR) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Server logs: IP address, date and time, page requested, response code, browser and operating system | On every visit, automatically | Serving the page, keeping the service secure, detecting abuse and faults, and producing aggregate technical counts (never individual ones) | Legitimate interest in the operation and security of the site (art. 6(1)(f)) |
Counts of page views and of exits to campaigns: which page, or which
campaign you went to with the buttons that lead to it, from which
country, which site you came from (the domain only), whether the
request came from a browser or a bot, the kind of device (phone, tablet
or computer), the browser family and the operating system family, with
no version, and the protocol and the Cloudflare data centre that served
the page. Since version 1.9, also: the page of this site you came from,
if any; the utm_ parameters of the link you arrived by; your
internet provider's network (the number and name of its autonomous
system, such as "Telefonica de Espana"); the approximate region and city
Cloudflare infers from the connection; the time zone and local time; the
first language your browser asks for; and the connection latency.
No IP address, no cookie and no
identifier of any kind, so there is no way to tell which pages the same
person has viewed or which campaigns they went to |
On every page served and every exit to a campaign, automatically | Knowing which parts of the site get read, where visitors come from and how many visits end up in a campaign, and producing aggregate statistics about the sector | Legitimate interest in understanding aggregate use of the site (art. 6(1)(f)) |
| Advertising: which ad was shown in each slot of the page, which one you clicked, if any, and the context it was chosen with (the page and its campaign, whether you came from another page of this site or from elsewhere, country and region, language, device type, browser and operating system, and local time). To link a click with what was shown, each page served carries a random number written into the page itself and its links: it is not stored in your browser, it changes on every page and it does not connect one visit with another. No IP address and no cookie | On every page with ads and every click on one, automatically | Choosing which ad to show based on the page and its context, never on who you are, and knowing which ads interest people and where, in aggregate | Legitimate interest in funding the site with useful advertising and measuring its aggregate use (art. 6(1)(f)) |
| The filters, sort order and search text you use in the campaign table, together with the same connection information as the previous row. No IP address, no cookie and no identifier of any kind, and nothing stored in your browser | When you change the table's filters or search: the final state, a few seconds after the last change | Knowing what people using the site look for, to improve the table and produce aggregate statistics about the sector | Legitimate interest in understanding aggregate use of the site (art. 6(1)(f)) |
| Whether you come back: how many days since your last visit, on how many different days you have come and how many since the first. And your answer to the cookie notice (shown, accepted, rejected or configured). For this your browser keeps the date of your first and your last visit (see the cookie policy); the server only gets those counts, with no identifier | Only if you accept the "Measurement" category of the cookie notice, and at most once a day | Knowing, in aggregate, how many people come back and how often | Consent (art. 6(1)(a) GDPR and art. 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI), which you can withdraw at any time from the cookie policy |
| The campaign link you send with the «Add your campaign» form, together with the country it is sent from and the language of the page. No IP address, no email and no identifier of any kind: there is no way to know who sent it | Only if you use that form | Reading that campaign on its platform and adding it to the ranking | Legitimate interest in completing the site's catalogue (art. 6(1)(f)) |
| Your email address and the content of your message | Only if you write to the contact address | Reading and answering your query, complaint, takedown request or exercise of rights | Legitimate interest in replying to whoever gets in touch and, where applicable, compliance with a legal obligation (arts. 6(1)(f) and 6(1)(c)) |
The owner collects nothing else. There is no visitor identifier, neither the owner's nor a third party's. If you agree to us counting whether you come back, what tells your second visit apart from your first is two dates that stay in your browser; the server only gets how many days have passed, never who you are.
4Who it is disclosed to
There are no transfers of data to third parties, other than any legal obligations that might arise towards courts, law enforcement or public authorities.
Processors are involved, that is, providers who process data on the controller's behalf and under contract:
- Hosting provider (Cloudflare, Inc., United States), which hosts the site and generates the technical logs described above.
- Email provider, if you get in touch that way.
Where any of those providers is established outside the European Economic Area, the international transfer relies on an adequacy decision of the European Commission —such as the EU-US Data Privacy Framework for certified US providers— or, failing that, on the standard contractual clauses approved by the Commission, with any additional safeguards required.
5When you click a link and leave
Links to campaigns, platforms, regulations and advertised products lead to third-party sites. From the moment you click, it is that site processing your data, under its own privacy policy and its own cookies. Clipper Hub neither controls that processing nor receives personal information about you through it.
In the specific case of affiliate links, the destination platform may record that the visit came from this site in order to attribute a possible commission. What the owner gets to see of that is aggregate statistics —number of clicks, sign-ups and commissions— never the identity of whoever clicked or what they did next.
6Campaign data (and why there are no people in it)
The site's database holds information about campaigns: brand or agency, rate, budget, number of participants, deadlines and conditions. That is company data and aggregate figures, not personal data.
Clippers' names are not stored. Some campaign pages publish a leaderboard of top earners and most-viewed videos. From those lists only the figures for each position are kept —what the first earned, the second…, or the views of the best video—, with no name, no username, no identifier and no link, to measure how a campaign's money is shared out. Everything else is discarded at the reading stage and never reaches the database.
If a campaign's name coincides with a person's —artists, creators or personal brands— that is treated as public professional information, on the basis of the legitimate interest in reporting on a commercial offer open to the public. Anyone can object by writing to contact@clipperhub.co, and their campaign will be removed from the site.
7How long it is kept
- Server logs: whatever retention period the hosting provider applies, which is short and aimed at security and diagnostics.
- Counts of page views, exits, filters and return visits: the hosting provider keeps them for three months. Since 7 October 2026, the daily totals —how many views each page, exit or event had, by country, source, type of device and the other categories in section 3—, with no IP address or identifier, are also kept with no time limit, to produce statistics about the site and the sector.
- The dates your browser keeps if you agree to us counting whether you come back: until you withdraw your consent or clear the site's data.
- Emails: for as long as the exchange with the sender lasts and, after that, for as long as needed to handle any legal liability arising from that communication. Then they are deleted.
8Your rights
You may exercise at any time your rights of access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction of processing and portability, and withdraw a consent where you have given one. Just write to contact@clipperhub.co stating which right you are exercising; some reasonable identity check may be requested, but only if there is well-founded doubt about who is writing.
Requests are resolved within a maximum of one month, extendable to two if complex, and exercising these rights is free of charge.
If you believe your data has not been handled properly, you may lodge a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency (www.aepd.es, C/ Jorge Juan 6, 28001 Madrid), or with the supervisory authority of your country of residence. A prior attempt to sort it out by writing to the contact address is appreciated, though not required.
9Minors
The site is aimed at people over 18 and does not knowingly collect data from minors. If any were detected, it would be deleted immediately.
10Security
Technical and organisational measures reasonable and proportionate to the risk are applied: the site is static, exposes no databases to the internet and stores no credentials or user data, because it asks for none. In its public deployment it is served over an encrypted connection (HTTPS). No system is infallible; if a breach occurred with a risk to anyone's rights, it would be notified in accordance with articles 33 and 34 of the GDPR.
11Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated if the service or the law changes. The version in force is the one published here, with its version number and date. If the owner introduced a new purpose of their own accord, it would be announced on the site and consent would be requested before applying it.
Last updated: 7 October 2026.