Privacy Policy

Last updated: 12.10.2026

xxx-porn.io stores a single value in your browser, your answer to the 18+ notice, sets no cookies and runs no analytics; this policy covers xxx-porn.io, not xxx.com, which Aylo runs under its own policy.

What xxx-porn.io stores on your device

xxx-porn.io writes one entry, named ph_age_ok, to your browser’s local storage when you confirm you are 18 or older. It holds only the time of your answer, never leaves the browser, and keeps the age notice from reappearing for 30 days. It contains no personal data and is removed when you clear this site’s data. The site has no accounts, sign-up forms or comment fields; the Create Free Account and Login buttons lead through /go to XXX Porn, so any account is opened there.

What the server records

Like any web host, the server behind xxx-porn.io receives your IP address, browser details and the page requested on each load. These logs exist to run and secure the site and are kept no longer than that needs. A check of the code of every page on 10.10.2026 found no analytics, advertising or tracking scripts.

Who else can see your visit

Two parties can see a request beyond the host. The stylesheets reference Poppins and Roboto from Google Fonts at fonts.gstatic.com, which can pass your IP address to Google under its own policy. Once you follow a /go link to XXX Porn, that site and any affiliate tracking in between handle your data under their terms, as the Cookie Policy and the Affiliate Disclosure explain.

Age checks when you reach XXX Porn

Any ID or selfie you submit to reach XXX Porn goes to Aylo or its age-check provider, never to xxx-porn.io. Since 25 July 2025, UK law has required porn services to run strong age checks, using methods Ofcom lists such as photo-ID matching or facial age estimation. xxx-porn.io neither performs nor receives those checks.

Your rights and how to use them

Depending on where you live, you may ask to see, correct or delete the little data the site holds. EU residents have those rights under the GDPR, explained by the European Commission; UK residents can turn to the Information Commissioner’s Office; and California residents have the rights the California Attorney General sets out under the CCPA. Send any request to [email protected] with privacy in the subject, and see the About Us page for who is responsible, the Contact page to reach the editor, or the Terms of Service and Disclaimer for the rest.