WHAT RADAR
REMEMBERS.
Content Radar is designed to work without a viewer account. This page explains what stays in your browser, what is sent to the site, and what is needed for alerts.
ANONYMOUS FEATURE ANALYTICS
When analytics are on, Radar records feature events such as searches performed, platforms selected, results opened, Radars saved, and alerts enabled. An event can include the exact search words, selected platform and audience filter, creator opened, result count, and time.
Radar’s feature-analytics database does not store a visitor name, email, account, password, IP address, browser history, notification device ID, or chat-message contents. Analytics events are automatically removed after 180 days.
This control applies to this browser and device. Standard hosting security logs may be maintained separately by the hosting provider.
SAVED RADARS AND ALERTS
Saved Radars are kept in your browser. If you enable alerts, the search words, platform, audience preference, a random device identifier, and the technical browser-push subscription are sent to the alert service so it can check for new matches and deliver notifications.
Browser notifications are optional. Blocking them does not stop the website Alerts inbox from working where supported.
THIRD-PARTY PLATFORMS
Content Radar reads available live information from connected platforms and sends you to the original platform when you choose a result. Kick, Twitch, YouTube, Rumble, Cloudflare, and browser push services operate under their own privacy terms.
YOUR CONTROLS
- Turn feature analytics off above.
- Delete individual Saved Radars from the Saved Radars panel.
- Turn alerts off per Radar.
- Change notification permission in your browser’s site settings.
- Clear this site’s browser storage to remove local preferences and Saved Radars.
Last updated August 31, 2026.