Privacy policy

Data controller

Enki Corbin, sole proprietorship, publisher of Records (see the legal notice). Contact: enki@cordev.fr.

No account and no personal analytics. Fonts, photos and videos are served with the game.

Advertising and cookies

The site shows Google AdSense ads. To do so, your browser loads scripts from Google, which may set cookies and use advertising identifiers to choose, cap and measure ads. On your first visit, a message asks for your consent; without it, Google only shows non-personalised ads. You can change your mind at any time from that message. How Google uses this data: Google privacy policy.

The game itself sets no cookie and uses no tracker.

Stored in your browser

Stored in your browser, and only there:

• the game in progress, to resume it if you close the page;
• your progress: records already seen, items won and equipped, gift calendar, streak, freezes, statistics, nickname if you chose one, leaderboard code (drawn at random);
• your language.

To erase everything, clear this site’s data in your browser.

Sent to our server

At the end of a game, to show “N% of players got it” and what other players answered: for each event, its identifier and how far your answer was from the record, in ranges. The server only keeps counters per event (answers, right answers, distribution of the distances, answers per range).

Once a day, at the end of your first game of the day, to follow how players come back: an event without any identifier, holding only ranges (your number of days played: 1, 2, 3 to 6, 7 to 13 or 14 and more; your streak, in the same ranges; whether the game came from a challenge). The server counts these events per date.

Nothing else on our server: we keep no IP address, device or time of play. Your IP address is only used, in memory and for one minute, to limit abusive submissions.

Leaderboard

After each finished game, your best score, your nickname (or the automatic one, such as “Okapi 47”) and your leaderboard code. This code is drawn at random in your browser and says nothing about you; the server only keeps a fingerprint of it, with your nickname and best score, to place you on the leaderboard. Your nickname and score are visible to every player. To change your nickname, tap your line on the leaderboard; to have your line removed, write to us.

Challenges and backup code

A challenge link holds the events of the game, your answers, score, nickname, avatar and title. They are in the part of the link after the “#”, which browsers never send to the server; only the people you give the link to can see them.

The backup code holds your progress (leaderboard code included) and is never sent; keep it to yourself.

Streamer mode

Only if you turn it on, your browser connects directly to your channel’s chat, without an account and read-only, to read the votes there: Twitch (irc-ws.chat.twitch.tv) or Kick (kick.com to find the channel’s chat, then ws-us2.pusher.com, the service that delivers Kick’s chat). The messages do not go through our server; the nicknames and votes of the game in progress stay in your browser. The platform sees this connection like any anonymous reader of the chat. Kick offers no official chat access from a browser: we use the one of its own website, which may stop working without notice.

Your rights

You can ask for access to, correction or erasure of the data about you (your line on the leaderboard, for instance) by writing to enki@cordev.fr. You can also complain to the CNIL, the French data protection authority.