01What we collect
What you give us. A username, an email address, a password, and a FaucetPay email address so we can pay you. Businesses also give us a payment reference and a screenshot when they add funds.
What your browser tells us. Your network address, the country it points to, your browser name, your language, and a fingerprint worked out from your screen, fonts, graphics and audio. The anti fraud page explains this in full, because catching extra accounts is the only thing it is used for.
What you do here. Which tasks you started, which you finished, how long each page was open, what each payment was worth, and the Dogecoin rate we used.
02Why we collect it
To run your account. To pay you. To tell businesses which countries their visits came from. To catch people running several accounts.
That last one is the only reason the fingerprint exists. We do not use it for anything else.
We do not build advertising profiles. We do not sell anything about you.
03Analytics
We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages people use. It runs on the public pages and on the pages you sign in to. It does not run on our own admin panel.
Google Analytics sets its own cookies and it does receive your network address and your browser details. We use it to answer questions like how many people finished signing up and which page they left from. We do not send it your username, your email address or your FaucetPay address, and we do not use it to build an advertising profile of you.
Google is a separate company and handles that data under its own terms. If you would rather not be counted, a browser setting or extension that blocks Analytics will stop it, and nothing on this site will stop working.
04What businesses can see
Country totals for their own campaigns. Nothing else. Never your username, your email, your address or your fingerprint.
05What we share
Your FaucetPay email goes to FaucetPay when we pay you, because that is how the payment finds you.
Nothing else leaves us unless the law makes us hand it over.
06Cookies
Ours is one cookie. It holds your sign in session. It is not used for tracking and there is no third party in it.
Google Analytics sets cookies of its own, as described above.
The DogeTask snippet on a business website sets no cookies at all. A worker's task token lives in that browser's session storage and disappears when the tab closes.
07How long we keep it
Account and payment records stay while the account exists, and afterwards for as long as our accounting needs them. Task records stay for the same reason.
Fraud records, including the fingerprints of closed accounts, stay after the account is gone. Deleting them would let the same person come back the next day with a new email, which would make having them pointless.
08Your rights
Ask us for a copy of what we hold about you. Ask us to correct it. Ask us to delete your account, and we will, apart from the accounting and fraud records above.
Write to support from the email address on your account.
09Children
This site is not for anyone under 18. If we learn an account belongs to a child we close it.