Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 5, 2026
Shia Wallpapers is a public wallpaper collection. You can browse and download images without creating an account. This page explains the information involved when you use the site or contact its team.
Contact messages
Our contact form collects the name, email address, and message you provide. We use these details to read your request and respond where appropriate. Messages may be delivered to the team through Telegram. Please send only information relevant to your question, attribution request, or report, and avoid including sensitive personal information.
Website usage and downloads
We use Umami and Vercel Analytics to understand site usage. Events can include page visits, search terms, selected categories, wallpaper previews, downloads, sharing actions, and contact-form completion. Avoid entering personal information into wallpaper searches. Our download monitoring can send the wallpaper identifier, title, tags, IP address, and browser and device information to the team through Telegram.
Hosting, images, and advertising
The website is hosted by Vercel, and wallpaper files are served through ImageKit. These providers receive the network information needed to deliver pages and images, which can include your IP address and request details. The site also loads Google AdSense, which may use cookies or other identifiers under Google’s own policies. External image sources and sharing services apply their own privacy policies when you visit them.
You can read the providers’ policies at Vercel, ImageKit, and Google.
Browser storage and your choices
The site stores interface preferences, such as your selected theme, in your browser. Browser settings let you clear local storage, manage cookies, or block third-party requests. Blocking scripts can affect the interactive gallery or download controls. A stored cookie-notice choice does not itself disable analytics or advertising scripts.
Privacy questions
Use our contact form to ask about information you have sent, request deletion of a contact message, or raise a privacy concern. Include enough context to identify your request without sending unnecessary personal information. Provider-held data is also subject to each provider’s policy and controls.