Haidar Hussein Chomagh
District 710, Alley 34, House 29/2
Iraq, Baghdad, Zayouna
contact@mhub.mx
There are no accounts here. Nothing asks you who you are, and there is nothing to sign up for. What follows is what the apps on this site do with data, and where data goes when it leaves your device.
Vuma keeps what you set and what you collect in your browser's own storage: the addons you installed, what you saved, how far you watched, your language, your recent searches and the switches in Settings. None of it is sent to us, and none of it is tied to a name, because there is none.
Inside an mHub browser the same data is held by that app on your device instead of by one web address, which is what lets it survive a move to another address. It stays on the device either way. Settings has a Clear All Data button that removes all of it.
cache.mhub.mx, a resizing cache we run, so that a picture
arrives at the size a screen actually needs. It receives your IP address
and the address of the image being fetched.www.mhub.mx/relay
so that a page opened on a phone can hand them to a television. They are
encrypted before they leave the page, with a key that travels in the link
you carry to the other device and never reaches the relay. The relay holds
ciphertext, briefly, and neither it nor we can read it.The servers that answer these addresses keep no request log, and neither does the infrastructure in front of them. They record that they started and what went wrong, never who asked for what. Nothing about a visit is written to storage anywhere, so there is no archive of visits here to search, to hand over, or to lose.
No accounts, no analytics, no tracking pixels, no advertising, no profiles, no cookies, and no crash or error reporting. No third-party script, and no third-party font either: the typeface is served from the same place as the app, so opening it does not announce you anywhere. This website uses the fonts already on your device and loads none at all.
Whoever is named in the imprint above is the one to ask, and the one responsible for the handling described here.