Privacy Policy
1. Who we are
This Privacy Policy explains how Brojunkie.com (“Brojunkie”, “we”, “us”) handles information when you visit, browse, create an account, upload, comment, report content, or otherwise use the Site.
It should be read together with our Terms of Use. If there is a conflict about how we use information to investigate or report illegal content, the Terms and this Policy are intended to work together, not against each other.
Contact for privacy questions and requests is in section 14.
2. The short version
We do not sell your information. Ever.
We do not sell, rent, trade, or hand your data to marketers, data brokers, advertisers’ audience networks, or anyone else who wants to spam you. We hate spam. Your data is yours.
We only share information when it is reasonably necessary to:
- run and secure the Site (hosting, storage, email delivery, abuse prevention — service providers acting on our instructions, not buying your data); or
- comply with the law — including reporting illegal content (especially anything involving anyone under 18) and responding to a valid legal request.
That is the whole list. If a request is not valid, we do not hand data over just because someone asked nicely.
3. What information we collect
3.1 Information you give us
- Account details if you register — for example username, email address, password (stored in hashed form), and any profile text you choose to add;
- Content you upload or post — videos, images, titles, tags, descriptions, comments, messages, and reports;
- Communications you send us — support emails, reports of abuse, and legal notices; and
- Any age or identity confirmation you voluntarily provide if we ask for it to operate the Site lawfully.
3.2 Information collected automatically
- Log data — IP address, date and time, pages and files requested, referring URL, browser and device type, operating system, and approximate general location derived from IP (city/country level, not a street address);
- Cookies and similar technology needed to keep you logged in, remember preferences, and keep the Site from falling over; and
- Security and abuse signals — failed logins, rate limits, hash or fingerprint data used to stop banned content being re-uploaded.
3.3 Information we do not want
3.4 Creator verification (identity documents)
If you apply for upload access, we collect extra information so we can confirm you are an adult and that the account is yours:
- a live photograph of you holding your government-issued ID next to your face, taken at the time of verification, with current date/time shown on the image or in the file metadata;
- from that check: your legal name, date of birth, and address; and
- the social or creator accounts you claim (for example X, Reddit, OnlyFans) and the one-time passkey or phrase used to prove you own them.
We do not require GPS or precise location embedded in the photo. Date and time are enough to show the photo is current.
The verification photograph (your face and the image of the ID) is used only to complete the check. Once we have confirmed the details, that photograph is deleted. We do not keep a scan or copy of your ID image on file.
We keep the extracted record — legal name, date of birth, and address — securely, and only for the purposes in section 4.
Do not send other people’s IDs. Do not send IDs belonging to anyone under 18.
Do not send us other people’s personal information, or anything that would dox someone. If you do, we may delete it and treat it as a Terms breach.
The Site is 18+ only. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 18. See section 11.
4. How we use information
We use information only to:
- operate, maintain, and improve the Site;
- create and manage accounts, uploads, comments, and reports;
- keep the Site secure — including detecting spam, scraping, fraud, and banned content;
- enforce the Terms of Use, including the zero-tolerance underage and illegal-content rules;
- respond to you when you contact us;
- comply with Australian law and other applicable law; and
- preserve records when we reasonably believe a crime has occurred or a valid legal process requires it.
- verify that creators who want upload access are 18 or older and are who they say they are;
- match a creator account to a real adult if we have to moderate content, investigate a report, or report illegal material to police;
- confirm ownership of social or creator accounts you claim during verification.
We do not use creator ID details for marketing. We do not sell them.
We do not use your information to build marketing lists. We do not sell it to anyone who wants to email you dick pills, “single locals”, or anything else.
5. When we share information — and when we do not
We never share your information except where it is reasonably necessary to run the Site or we are legally required to.
5.1 Service providers (running the Site)
The internet does not run on vibes. We may use trusted providers for hosting, content delivery, storage, email, security, and similar infrastructure. Those providers only get what they need to do that job, and only on our instructions. They are not buying your data and they are not allowed to use it for their own marketing.
Serive providers we use:
- Amazon Webservices
- Cloudflare
- Hostinger
5.2 Legal reasons
We will share information, including account details, IP addresses, timestamps, uploaded content, and related logs, when:
- we reasonably believe content or conduct is illegal — in particular child sexual abuse material or any sexual content involving a person who is or appears to be under 18. In that case we will proactively report to police in the applicable jurisdiction and preserve evidence, as set out in the Terms of Use;
- we receive a valid legal request — for example a warrant, court order, or other compulsory process we are satisfied is genuine and properly issued; or
- it is necessary to protect someone’s safety or to defend our legal rights.
“Valid” matters. We do not hand over user data to random emails, fishing expeditions, or anyone who cannot show lawful authority. If we can lawfully narrow a request, we will.
5.3 What we will not do
- We will not sell your information to marketers, brokers, or advertisers;
- We will not rent or trade mailing lists;
- We will not share your details so third parties can spam you; and
- We will not publish your personal information for sport.
If the Site is ever sold or restructured as a genuine going-concern transfer, information may move with the Site to the new operator, who will be bound to handle it consistently with this Policy. That is not a sale of your data to marketers.
6. Cookies
We use cookies and similar tools that are reasonably necessary to:
- keep sessions working;
- remember basic preferences; and
- protect the Site (for example rate-limiting and abuse detection).
If we later add optional analytics or embedded third-party players, we will update this Policy and, where required, give you a choice. We do not use your viewing history to sell ads against your name.
You can block cookies in your browser. Some features may stop working if you do.
7. How long we keep information
We keep information only as long as we need it to run the Site, deal with disputes, and meet legal duties.
- Account data — kept while the account is open, then deleted or de-identified within a reasonable period after closure unless we must keep it;
- Ordinary server logs — kept for a limited operational period, then rotated;
- Content you delete — removed from public view; residual copies may linger in backups for a short time; and
- Records tied to a ban, abuse report, or suspected crime — kept for as long as reasonably necessary to investigate, report to police, and respond to lawful process. We will not delete evidence of suspected child sexual abuse material just because the uploader asks.
- Creator verification photographs — deleted after the check is complete. Extracted name, date of birth, and address — kept while you have (or have applied for) upload access, and for as long as we reasonably need them after that for safety, dispute, or legal reasons. If an account is tied to a ban or a suspected crime, we retain the verification record for the investigation and any report to police. We will not delete that record just because the creator asks.
If you want an account deleted, use the contact in section 14. We will do it unless we are legally required or reasonably need to retain specific records.
8. Security
We take reasonable steps to protect information against misuse, interference, loss, and unauthorised access, modification, or disclosure. No website is unhackable. Do not reuse passwords. Do not put your real full name, workplace, or home address in a public profile on an adult site.
If a data breach is likely to cause serious harm, and the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme applies to us, we will notify affected people and the OAIC as required.
9. Storage and overseas disclosure
The operator is based in Australia. Some infrastructure used to run a website (hosting, CDN, email, backups) may be located outside Australia. If that applies to Brojunkie, those providers only receive what they need to provide the service.
- Cloudflare and CDN in multiple regions
- Hosting: Singapore
When we report illegal content to police, that report goes to the authority that has jurisdiction. That may be in Australia or overseas depending on where the conduct sits.
10. Your rights
Subject to Australian law, you can ask us to:
- tell you what personal information we hold about you;
- correct information that is wrong;
- delete your account and associated personal information, except records we must or may retain for legal, security, or safety reasons; and
- tell you whether we have disclosed information about you to police or in response to legal process, unless we are prohibited from saying so.
We may need to verify you are the account holder before we act. We may refuse a request where the law allows — for example if it would interfere with a police investigation or reveal another person’s information.
If you are not happy with how we handle a privacy issue, contact us first. You can also complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) at oaic.gov.au.
11. Children and underage material
The Site is for adults only. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18.
If we learn that an account belongs to a minor, we will delete it.
If we find sexual content involving a person who is or appears to be under 18, we treat that as a criminal matter, not a customer-service ticket. We preserve relevant data, ban the account, and report it to police. We will not return that material to the uploader and we will not delete the investigative record just because they ask.
12. Third-party sites
The Site may link to other websites or embed players. Their privacy practices are their own. Read their policies before you hand them anything.
13. Changes
We may update this Policy. The “Last updated” date will change when we do. If we make a material change — for example if we ever started using a new category of provider — we will post the revised Policy on the Site. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised Policy.
We will not quietly rewrite this Policy into “we sell your data now”. That is not who we are.
14. Contact
Privacy questions, access requests, correction requests, and deletion requests:
Brojunkie.com
Email: support@brojunkie.com
To report suspected illegal or underage content, follow the reporting process in the Terms of Use as well. Do not attach illegal files to an email.
15. Governing law
This Policy is governed by the laws of Australia. Nothing in it limits a right you cannot contract out of under the Privacy Act or the Australian Consumer Law.
16. Even shorter version
We collect what we need to run an 18+ video site and keep it from being abused. We do not sell your information to marketers. We do not feed you to spammers. We only share data to operate the Site through service providers under our control, or because the law requires it — including reporting illegal content and answering a valid legal request. If it involves anyone under 18, we keep the logs and call the police. Your data is yours.