Privacy at Drama Series Hub

Short version: you can read every listing here without telling us who you are. There are no accounts to open, no forms to fill in and no cookies set by this guide. Below is the longer version, item by item.

What the server writes down

Our web server notes each request in an access log, as practically all servers do. Each line records when the request arrived, which URL was requested, what status code went back, how the browser describes itself, the page that sent you (only if your browser passes it on), the connecting network address and the two-letter country tag added by Cloudflare. Those lines serve three purposes: keeping the service running, spotting abuse, and producing totals such as page views per day. They are not sold, not shared for marketing and not combined with information from elsewhere.

The one signal sent from the page

Bots load pages as well, and we would like to tell people apart from them. For that reason a page reports back once, at your first real interaction with it (a tap, a press of the mouse, a turn of the wheel or a key). The report has three fields: which page you are on, which site linked you here (blank if none) and the milliseconds elapsed since loading began. It contains no identifier, and a scripted scroll does not set it off.

Cloudflare

Requests pass through Cloudflare's edge network on the way in; it stores copies of pages and screens out hostile traffic. Cloudflare's own privacy terms govern the connection details it sees while doing that.

Video players and partner apps

Episodes play from the servers of the rights holders and distribution platforms, so those services receive your request for the video file directly, as they would on their own sites. The “tune in” buttons hand you over to the partner app; several of them are affiliate links that can earn this guide a commission. Whatever you do inside that app falls under the app's policy, not this one.

Clipboard

The app code shown on the hand-off page is copied for you in a single case: you pressed the button on that page. At no point does the guide look at what your clipboard holds.

Stored in your browser

To play some episodes the site installs a small service worker that passes video data to the player. It stores nothing about you and can be removed by clearing site data in your browser settings.

Children

The guide is written for a general adult audience and does not knowingly collect anything from children, because it does not collect personal information from anyone.

Changes

If the way the guide handles data changes, this page will be updated first. This version took effect on 4 November 2026.