Privacy Policy

• Anonymous product analytics via PostHog. Which pages, fighters, events, and rankings you view, what you search for (how long the search is, not what you typed), which sorts and filters you use, and when you click from one to another — so we can see what fans actually find useful. It uses a random identifier stored in your browser's localStorage (not a cookie) to recognize a returning device. No name or email. No session recording.
• IP address and approximate location. PostHog records the IP address each visit comes from and works out an approximate location from it: city, region and country, accurate to roughly 50 km. Both are stored with the analytics event, for as long as analytics events are kept. We use them to see where visits come from and to leave our own visits out of the counts. We never use them to identify or contact anyone.
• Error reports via Sentry, only if you encounter an error. Browser type, the URL where it broke, and a stack trace. Personally identifiable information is stripped. No session recording. No user identification.

• Cookies for tracking or advertising. We don't use them. There's no cookie banner because we set no tracking cookies — our analytics identifier lives in first-party localStorage instead.
• Your name, email, or an account. We don't ask for them. The IP address and approximate location described above are the only network details we store.
• Session replays or screen recordings.
• Marketing or advertising pixels — no Google Analytics, no Facebook Pixel, no TikTok Pixel, nothing in that family.
• Data we would sell, share, or trade. Not a line of business we're in.

A short list of who processes which data. Each one is a well-known service with its own privacy policy.

• Vercel (United States) — hosts the site. Privacy policy.
• PostHog (United States, free tier) — the first-party product analytics described above. Events are proxied through this site's own domain. Privacy policy.
• Sentry (United States, free tier) — error tracking only. Privacy policy.
• Boxing data and editorial content are stored on infrastructure that holds no reader data.

Kill The Body does not run a newsletter, an account system, or a comment system as of this date. If that changes, this policy will be updated and a notice will appear at the top of this page.

For readers in the EU, UK, and anywhere else with comparable data-protection law:

• Right to know what's collected — this page is the answer.
• Right to request deletion of any data tied to you. We don't collect your name, email, or an account, so most of what we hold can't be traced back to you. If you want analytics from your IP address deleted, you've sent us a support email, or you believe a Sentry error report is tied to you, write in and we'll investigate.
• Right to lodge a complaint with your national data protection authority.

Updates land here with a new “updated” date at the top. Material changes — anything that affects what we collect or who we share it with — get called out at the top of this page for 30 days.

Questions about privacy, or a deletion request:

☞support@killthebody.com

For factual data corrections (wrong record, missing fight, ranking dispute), the right address is contact@killthebody.com.