Privacy
Anonymous counts and online sessions
Your browser creates a random ID in localStorage. The server stores its HMAC hash, first visit time, daily visits and play counts. Exact IP addresses are not stored in the statistics database. Online heartbeats expire from memory after 60 seconds; request limiting uses short-lived IP entries in memory.
Runs and public records
We store run IDs, start/end times, mode, stage, time/score, verification results and a hash of the input log. Full input logs are processed for verification only and are not saved in the database. Public rankings show your chosen nickname, record and submission time. Awakening tickets belong to the anonymous browser ID.
Feedback and local storage
Feedback text and its submission time are saved. If you opt in, current mode, stage, time, retry count, browser family and screen size are included. Personal bests and your browser ID stay on your device. Do not submit personal or contact details.
Retention and deletion
This test version retains anonymous counts, records and feedback until the operator removes them from the database. There is no automatic expiry yet. Clearing browser data creates a new identity but does not automatically delete server records. You can request a record removal through feedback by identifying your nickname; the operator reviews and manually removes the matching record.
Ads and changes
There are currently no ads, third-party analytics SDKs or accounts. Videos are local site files. If an approved advertising service is added, this notice must first be updated to describe its data collection, sharing and consent.
Operator and removal requests
Operator: PBF team. Use Developer FB at the bottom of the site for service questions or record removal requests; identify your nickname and the record. Anonymous counts, records and feedback are retained until the operator removes them or ends the service. Operational logs exclude request bodies, visitor IPs and original browser IDs. Logs and daily database backups are retained for 14 days; deleted information may remain in a backup until that backup expires. When publicly connected, Cloudflare may process connection information to provide HTTPS, tunnelling and security.