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Privacy Policy for Subnautica 2 Guide Hub.

This policy explains what information the site may collect, how reader messages are handled, and how cookies or advertising tools may be used as the guide hub grows.

Short version

Subnautica 2 Guide Hub is a public guide site. Readers can browse articles without creating an account, logging in, or paying for access. If you email the site, your message is used only to respond, review corrections, or handle the topic you contacted us about.

What this page is for

Use this page when you want to understand what reader data the site may receive, how contact messages are handled, and how cookies or future advertising disclosures are explained. If you only need the fastest correction path, use Contact.

Information we collect

The site may receive basic technical information that browsers and hosting providers normally send, such as page requests, device type, browser type, approximate region, referring pages, and error logs. This information is used to keep the site stable, improve navigation, and understand which guides need maintenance.

If you contact us by email, we may receive your email address, message content, screenshots you choose to attach, and the guide URL or correction details you include.

Information we do not collect

Subnautica 2 Guide Hub does not ask readers to create accounts, upload payment information, unlock paid articles, or submit sensitive personal information to read guide content. The site does not provide unauthorized files, account-service offers, risky install paths, or paid-access guide locks.

If a reader chooses to send a correction, the useful information is normally the page URL, the section that changed, the game version or update context, and a short description of what happened in the run. Please avoid sending personal details that are not needed for the correction.

Cookies, analytics, and advertising

The site may use cookies or similar browser storage for normal site features such as saved guide lists, recent guides, search preferences, or basic usage measurement. These features are intended to make guide browsing easier and do not require a reader account.

As of Monday, August 17, 2026, the public guide pages are intended to be readable before monetization. The site should not use floating ad overlays, forced ad clicks, fake download buttons, or registration walls to access ordinary guide content.

If advertising is added in the future, third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve or measure ads based on visits to this and other websites. Readers can learn more about Google's advertising cookies and controls at Google's advertising policy page.

Google and other advertising partners may use cookies, advertising identifiers, or similar technologies to personalize ads, limit repeated ads, measure ad performance, and detect abuse. Readers can manage personalized advertising through Google's ad settings, browser cookie controls, and region-specific consent tools when they are available.

Google may use data collected through sites or apps that use Google services to provide, maintain, and improve advertising and measurement products. Readers can review Google's broader explanation at How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.

How we use information

  • To keep pages available, secure, and readable on desktop and mobile devices.
  • To improve guide structure, search paths, route pages, and correction workflows.
  • To respond to reader emails, partnership questions, or guide correction reports.
  • To decide which patch-sensitive pages need review after Subnautica 2 updates.

Data retention and reader choices

Contact emails may be kept long enough to answer the message, check the reported guide issue, and maintain a practical record of corrections. Routine hosting logs and analytics data may be retained by service providers according to their normal retention settings.

Readers can disable cookies in their browser, use browser-level privacy controls, or contact us to ask about a message they previously sent. If advertising is added, readers can also use Google's ad personalization controls and browser settings to manage ad-related cookies.

Refusing or deleting cookies should not block ordinary guide reading. Some convenience features, such as saved guide lists or recently viewed guides, may be less useful if browser storage is disabled.

Third-party services

The site may rely on hosting, browser caching, fonts, basic analytics, search indexing, email, and future advertising services. These services may process technical data such as IP address, device information, browser information, page URL, referral URL, and cookie identifiers when those tools are active.

The site links to official Subnautica, Unknown Worlds, Steam, Google, and related external resources when they help readers verify release status, update context, or policy details. Those external websites are operated independently and are covered by their own privacy policies.

For ownership, trademark, gameplay media, external-link, and non-affiliation details, readers should also review the site disclaimer. This privacy policy explains data handling; the disclaimer explains what the site is, what it is not, and how game-related references should be understood.

Security and normal site operation

The site uses HTTPS and standard hosting protections to keep pages available and reduce abuse. Server logs may be reviewed when the site has errors, broken routes, suspicious traffic, or repeated requests that affect stability. This is used for site operation and maintenance, not for selling personal reader profiles.

Some guide features may use browser-side storage to remember recent guides, filters, or checklist-style interactions on the reader's own device. Clearing browser data may remove those preferences. The site is designed so all public articles remain readable without registration even if cookies or local storage are disabled.

International visitors

Subnautica 2 Guide Hub is written in English and may be read by visitors from different regions. Depending on where a reader is located, hosting, analytics, email, or advertising providers may process technical information in other countries. By using the public site or sending an email, readers understand that the information may be handled by the services needed to operate the website.

If local law gives you privacy rights such as access, deletion, correction, or objection, you can contact editor@subnautica2.top. We will review reasonable requests related to information you knowingly provided to the site, such as correction emails or contact messages.

External links

The site links to official Subnautica and Unknown Worlds pages, game update posts, and other relevant resources when they help readers verify release status or update context. External sites have their own privacy practices, and this policy applies only to Subnautica 2 Guide Hub.

Children's privacy

This site is written as a general game guide resource and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information through email or another contact path, please contact us so it can be removed.

Policy updates and contact

This policy may be updated when site features, analytics, advertising, or contact workflows change. The effective date at the top of the page will be updated when meaningful changes are made.

For privacy questions, guide corrections, or removal requests, email editor@subnautica2.top.

Privacy help

What readers should know at a glance.

The privacy page should make the site\'s data handling easy to understand, especially for readers who only arrived to read one guide and do not want a long policy maze.

Quick answer
  • No account is needed to read the site.
  • Contact data is used for replies and corrections.
  • Future ad disclosure should stay visible if monetization is added.
Common mistakes
  • Hiding privacy details inside other policy pages only.
  • Making data rules too vague for readers to act on.
  • Forgetting to point to the contact path for data questions.