dropafruit.blog is a reference site about Drop a Fruit. There is no sign-up and nothing to buy, and no advertising, so little personal data is ever in play. This page says what happens when a page loads.
What a page request leaves behind
Any web server logs the requests it answers. Ours keeps an IP address, a timestamp, the requested path, the referring page if your browser sent one, and a user-agent string. Those lines keep the site up and make abuse such as a scraping flood visible; they are never assembled into a profile.
You are never required to give a name, an email address, a Roblox username, or a payment method. The only optional field is the contact box in the feedback form, described below. Anything you volunteer by writing to us stays in that mailbox and is used only to answer you.
What the feedback form stores
The Feedback button sends your note to our server only when you press Send. We store the feedback type, your message, the contact you chose to give (if any), the page you sent it from, a timestamp, and the country code Cloudflare reports for the request. We do not store your IP address with the note. Notes are kept in a Cloudflare D1 database and forwarded to the site owner by email so we can act on them. To have a note deleted, email contact@dropafruit.blog with roughly when you sent it and what it said.
No analytics scripts
The site loads no analytics or session-recording service, so reading a page sets no measurement cookies. If that ever changes, this page is rewritten in the same release that adds the script.
Where this site sends you next
Guides link out to Roblox experience and group pages, the developer’s official community channels, and the guide sites we cite. Follow one and you are on somebody else’s property under their terms, and we have no visibility into what they collect.
Server logs rotate out once they stop being useful for security and capacity work.
Your choices, and how to reach us
With no account records on our side, the personal data we may hold is a feedback note you chose to send; email us and we will delete it. Questions about this policy, or a request to delete an email you already sent, go to contact@dropafruit.blog. When the site’s setup changes, the rewritten text replaces what you are reading, so this page always carries the wording in force.