privacy

no account. no tracking. no “we value your privacy” banner hiding 47 cookies. here’s the complete list of what fastsaver touches. it’s short.

what we process

• the link you paste. it’s used once, server-side, to find the media file. then it’s discarded. there is no download history and no user records.
• the file itself. it streams through fastsaver’s own server to your device. that’s why a real filename comes out and why blocked cdns still work. nothing is stored.
• a hash of your IP address. a salted hash, never the address itself, is kept for up to 30 days. it counts visitors and stops one person from hogging the service.

on top of that we keep aggregate counters: requests per page, downloads per platform, failures. totals only, nothing tied to you.

what we don’t do

• no accounts, no sign-in, no email collection.
• no analytics scripts, no ad networks, no cross-site tracking.
• no tracking cookies. the one thing in your browser is your light/dark theme choice, in localStorage. only this site can read it.
• no selling data. there’s no data to sell, which was the point.

the one third party

cloudflare turnstile runs an invisible bot check so scrapers don’t melt the service. it’s the only external script on the page, governed by cloudflare’s privacy policy. the telegram bot follows the same rules: link in, file out, nothing kept.

questions

ask @coder2077 on telegram. most data requests get “there’s nothing to delete”, but ask anyway. the terms are just as short.