What we keep, and why

Review answers

To save an answer on the review page you sign in with Google. We then keep your answer and any note you write, the date, the page, and the name, email address and account number that Google sends us for your sign in. That is how we know whose answers they are.

We only ask Google for your name and email address. We never see your password, and you can sign out on the review page at any time.

Google on the review page

The sign in button comes from Google. Whenever you open the review page, your browser loads Google’s sign in script from accounts.google.com, even if you never sign in, so Google can see that you visited it and may use its own cookies there. What Google does with that is covered by Google’s privacy policy.

No other page on this site loads anything from Google. Our fonts are kept on our own site.

The Send feedback box

The box at the bottom of each game page needs no sign in. We keep what you pick, what you write and the name you type, if any.

Stopping spam

With every answer we also keep a scrambled code made from your internet address, which cannot be turned back into the address, and the name of your browser. We use them only to stop floods of fake answers.

What we do with it

We read the answers to decide what to change in our games. We do not sell them, show ads, send newsletters or share them with anyone else.

On your device

The review page remembers your answers and your sign in on your own device, so you can see what you have answered. Clearing your browser data removes them.

Where it is kept

The website and the answers are hosted by Cloudflare. Cloudflare Web Analytics counts visits without cookies.

Removing your answers

Ask us in the Send feedback box on any game page, or in a note on the review page, and we will delete your answers.