Privacy

When you finish a round and share it, your guesses are sent to the server so it can score them against that day's answer. The stored result is an opaque id, the locale, the date, whether you won, how many guesses you used, and a spoiler-free proximity summary — not your name, email, or an account.

Daily-challenge progress on your device is remembered in your browser's local storage, not sent to us until you finish and share a result.

Your IP address is used transiently, server-side, to rate-limit requests and prevent abuse. It is not stored long-term and is never linked to your results.

We count page views with Umami, an analytics tool we run on our own server (shared across every juegalo.eu game). It stores no cookie, no device identifier and no IP address, and produces only aggregated counts. That data is never shared with anyone.

We use Google AdSense to show ads. If you're in the EU, UK, or a US state with its own privacy law, Google shows its own consent message asking whether it may use cookies to personalise ads before doing so; elsewhere it may show ads without asking, in line with local requirements. Google's own privacy policy governs what it does with that data.

Trazo sets the juegalo_locale cookie to remember your language. The cookies page lists what Google's advertising tools may set, and how to change your answer.

Under the GDPR you can ask what data we hold that's linked to a shared result, ask us to delete it, or object to how it's used. Since nothing we hold is tied to a name, email, or account, there's rarely anything to send beyond confirming that — but write to us and we'll do exactly that.