Site privacy posture
Antichrist.net does not add general analytics, remote model calls, hidden user scoring, or prompt collection. Deployment privacy still depends on the host, plugins, forms, server logs, and services enabled by the site operator.
The theme includes an optional Facebook Page Plugin in the footer. When that timeline loads, the browser connects to Facebook, and Facebook may receive connection data or set cookies under its own policies. The site operator can disable the plugin or require a visitor action before it loads in Appearance > Customize > Facebook & Social Conversion. The same site-level loading preference is inherited by intentionally embedded Facebook posts unless an editor explicitly selects another shortcode mode.
Social links and sharing
Facebook follow and share controls are ordinary external links until a visitor activates them. The theme does not load the Facebook JavaScript SDK and does not replace native WordPress comments with Facebook Comments.
Editors may optionally associate an article with a specific Facebook discussion or intentionally embed a Facebook post. Interaction-gated embeds retain an explanatory surface and a direct Facebook link until the iframe reports a load; automatic embeds also retain a direct-link fallback when third-party content is blocked. These embeds should be used only when their privacy and moderation tradeoffs are acceptable.
Local preferences
The theme may store the selected Reading mode, whether the Facebook invitation has already appeared in the current browser session, and the time when that invitation was dismissed. These values remain in the visitor’s browser and are not transmitted by the theme.
Clearing site storage resets these preferences. When browser storage is unavailable or blocked, the controls continue to function without persistence, and the Facebook invitation uses an in-memory page cap so it does not repeatedly reappear during the same page view.
Cognitive liberty standard
Prompt histories, memory packages, persona files, neural data, affective data, and closely coupled cognition logs should receive heightened protection. Consent must be specific, informed, revocable, and separate from vague boilerplate.
