Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 2, 2026

HD Wallpaper PC ("we") operates hdwallpaperpc.com. This policy explains what we collect and how we use it.

What we collect

On each page, our first-party country lookup uses our hosting provider's country and region information to decide whether to show the privacy notice; it does not ask for your precise location.

After analytics consent in the UK and European Economic Area, and never with a Global Privacy Control signal, the site's own measurement script sends the offer identifier and page path when a sponsored link is clicked, and the page address, the referring site, campaign tags and time on page. Our hosting provider adds country, device and browser type and a daily-changing code derived from your IP address and browser, which it does not store, and keeps these counts for about three months.

What we don't do

We don't sell your personal information. We don't share your email with third parties for their marketing.

Your choices

The notice shown to UK and European Economic Area visitors stores your analytics choice in this browser's local storage. Accepting loads our cookieless analytics provider and Google Analytics; declining keeps both off. Global Privacy Control prevents both from loading in every region. Contact us to exercise your privacy rights.

Contact

Questions, or want to exercise a privacy right? Use our contact form, it reaches us directly.

See how Google uses information from partner sites.

Our hosting provider stores contact messages in a delivery queue for up to 90 days; delivery may remove them sooner. This expiry applies to the queue, not delivered correspondence.

IP-based contact spam-limit records expire within 25 hours.

Delivered contact messages remain in our mailbox until deleted. You can request deletion through our contact page.

Subject to applicable law, you can request access to, correction or deletion of your personal data, restrict or object to processing, and withdraw consent. Use our contact page to exercise these rights or raise a privacy question.