PHDREAM Privacy Notice: Logs, Links and the Data This Site Keeps
By PHDREAM Editorial Team
“Does this site know who I am?”
Not by name. This PHDREAM privacy notice explains the little that phdream88.ph does record, why, and where your data goes once you follow a link away from it. It covers this site only, not PHDREAM’s lobby and not the partner platform behind the buttons.
PHDREAM Privacy: What This Site Records
“What do you collect when I open a page?”
None of your words or details: the pages have no field to fill in. There is no sign-up, login, comment box, newsletter or contact form, and it loads no analytics script or advertising tracker. No cookie is set by the site itself, and fonts load from phdream88.ph rather than an outside font host.
| Data | Collected here? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Name, e-mail, phone number | No | There is no form to enter them |
| Passwords, wallet details, ID documents | No | The site has no accounts and takes no payments |
| Cookies set by this site | No | Nothing on the pages needs one |
| Request logs: IP address, page, time, browser type | Yes, by the host | Kept by the hosting network to run and protect the site |
“Who handles those logs?”
The site is served through Cloudflare’s network, which records requests in the ordinary way any web host does. The logs help spot outages and abusive traffic, and they are not matched to any person, because the site holds no accounts to match them against.
Links That Leave This Site
“What happens to my data when I tap PLAY NOW?”
PLAY NOW and REGISTER NOW each carry a tracked referral that sends you on to the partner platform. That link carries a referral code that tells the partner which site sent you, so a sign-up can be credited; it does not send this site your name, password or anything you type there.
| Where you go | Whose privacy rules apply |
|---|---|
| The partner platform behind the buttons | That platform’s own policy |
| PHDREAM’s lobby, typed in yourself | PHDREAM’s own terms |
| PAGCOR, BSP, GCash or Maya pages linked from a guide | Each organisation’s own policy |
Read a platform’s own privacy terms before you hand it an ID or a wallet number. Wallets publish clear rules about this: Maya, for one, says its staff will never request an OTP, a card number or a password.
Changes and Questions
“How will I know if this notice changes?”
Any change is made here directly, since the site holds no e-mail address to announce it to. The terms page covers how the site may be used, the ways to contact page explains where each kind of question goes, and the about page on funding sets out how the site is paid for.