Privacy Policy
This page explains what information IsosLinux may collect, how it is used, and how visitors can contact us about privacy-related questions.
Last updated: 2026-09-15Overview
IsosLinux is an independent Linux ISO directory. The site helps users find official Linux distribution download pages, ISO links, torrents and related resources.
Information we may collect
When you visit IsosLinux, the server may process basic technical information such as:
- IP address
- Browser and user agent
- Visited page URL
- Referrer URL, when provided by your browser
- Date and time of the request
- Download button clicks, used for public popularity statistics
How information is used
This information may be used to:
- Maintain site security
- Detect abuse, bots or broken requests
- Measure general site usage
- Improve Linux distribution pages and download links
- Show public aggregate statistics such as popular downloads
Cookies
IsosLinux may use essential cookies for administration and login security. Public visitors do not need an account to browse the site.
External links
IsosLinux links to external websites maintained by Linux distribution projects and third-party tools. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of external websites.
Advertising, affiliates and donations
IsosLinux may add donation links, sponsorship options, affiliate links or advertising in the future. If affiliate links or sponsored placements are used, they should be presented clearly and transparently.
Contact
For privacy questions, corrections or requests, contact us at info@isoslinux.com.
Privacy-friendly activity statistics
IsosLinux replaces visitor and downloader IP addresses with non-reversible HMAC identifiers before storing analytics data. Human traffic and automated crawlers are classified separately.
Detailed page-view records are retained for up to 90 days. Longer-term reports use aggregated daily totals. Public statistics never expose individual identifiers, full user agents, IP addresses or account information.
Country information is derived before the original address is discarded and is used only for aggregated statistics.