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Privacy Policy

Transparent information on how Vidmio handles submitted URLs, media processing, server logging, and third-party connections.

Last updated: September 2026

This Privacy Policy outlines how Vidmio ("we", "our", or "the service") handles information when you visit our website at https://clipfetch.pages.dev and use our web-based media downloader. We believe in transparent, straightforward data practices without confusing legal jargon.

1. Handling of Submitted URLs

When you enter a link into the Vidmio search field, that URL is transmitted to our backend API solely to query public media metadata and resolve available streaming formats.

  • Submitted URLs are processed ephemerally in server memory during the lifecycle of the request.
  • Vidmio does not maintain a searchable public index or persistent database of user download histories.
  • We only process URLs pointing to public web content on supported platforms.

2. Media Processing & Direct Streaming

Vidmio does not operate a permanent media storage server or content hosting library.

  • When a download request is initiated, media data is piped as a real-time HTTP stream directly from the public source to your browser.
  • Downloaded video or audio files are saved directly onto your local device storage through your browser's standard download manager.
  • No persistent copies of downloaded video or audio files are retained on Vidmio server disks after the stream connection concludes.

3. Server Logging & Technical Diagnostics

Like standard web services, our infrastructure maintains temporary operational logs to ensure system reliability, diagnose technical failures, and prevent automated abuse:

  • Diagnostic Logs: Server logs may record non-identifying operational events such as timestamps, platform names (e.g. TikTok, Instagram, Facebook), extraction execution duration, error codes, and HTTP status codes.
  • Rate Limiting: To safeguard our servers from Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks and brute-force traffic, an in-memory rate limiter tracks request counts associated with client IP addresses over short time windows (e.g., 30 requests per minute). This data is held ephemerally in volatile memory.

4. Cookies, Client Storage & Analytics

Vidmio is designed to function without user accounts, persistent identity tracking, or invasive profiling:

  • We do not create or manage user accounts, user profiles, or login credentials.
  • We do not set first-party marketing cookies or cross-site tracking identifiers.
  • We do not use browser localStorage or sessionStorage to track your browsing activity across other websites.
  • Analytics & Usage Metrics: Vidmio does not currently run active third-party analytics scripts or marketing pixels. In the future, we may enable lightweight, non-identifying aggregate analytics (such as Google Analytics 4) to monitor general website traffic, route popularity, and downloader reliability. If activated, analytics will operate with IP anonymization enabled, will never record personal media links or submitted video URLs, and will record only high-level aggregate usage metrics.

5. Third-Party Services & Dependencies

To deliver web functionality, Vidmio interacts with specific third-party technologies:

  • Hosting & CDN Infrastructure: The frontend is delivered via Cloudflare Pages, and backend services operate on cloud container infrastructure (Render). These providers may log standard edge network requests (such as IP addresses and user-agent strings) in accordance with their respective infrastructure policies.
  • Web Typography: We load the standard Inter typeface from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com). When your browser retrieves these font files, standard HTTP requests are made to Google's content delivery servers.
  • Upstream Platforms: In order to fetch public metadata and stream video streams, Vidmio connects directly to public endpoints of the relevant platform (TikTok, Instagram, Facebook). Your interactions with content on those networks remain subject to the respective platform terms.
  • Fallback Extraction: If primary extraction encounters a temporary issue, our backend may utilize a secondary extraction provider (RapidAPI) to query public post metadata.

6. Advertising & Future Monetization

Vidmio does not currently display third-party advertisements, behavioral advertising networks, or active Google AdSense banners. We do not sell, rent, or trade user data to data brokers or advertising exchanges.

Future Monetization Preparation: In the future, Vidmio may introduce non-intrusive advertisements served via Google AdSense or compliant advertising partners to support ongoing server and bandwidth costs. When advertising is active, advertising partners may utilize standard cookies or web beacons to measure ad delivery in accordance with Google's policies. Users will be able to customize their ad personalization preferences via Google Ads Settings.

7. Updates to This Policy

We may periodically update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our technical architecture or applicable legal requirements. The updated version will be posted on this page with an updated revision date.

8. Contact & Privacy Inquiries

If you have questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy, your data rights, or our technical security practices, please contact us via our Contact Page or email probhaiya456@gmail.com. For copyright and URL blocking requests, please review our Copyright & DMCA Policy.

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