Privacy, in plain words

The short version

I'm one person learning to code, and PlayPop is my little project. I don't collect personal information, I don't follow you around the internet, and there are no ads here. Below is everything that happens when you play — it all fits on one page.

The only things I keep

• High score names: if you make a top 10, I keep the name you typed, your score, and which game and level it was on. Only the top 10 shows publicly.
• Feedback messages: the feedback form sends your message to my email inbox. Your optional name comes with it.
• Fake score checks: while you play, the game briefly checks your moves so nobody can cheat the leaderboard. These checks are gone after an hour and aren't linked to you.
• Stuff on your device: your total score, personal bests and paused games live in your own browser. I never see them. Clear your browser data and they're gone.

What I don't have

No accounts. No email addresses. No ads, no trackers, no analytics. The same applies when a game is embedded on someone else's website — that site's own policy covers the rest of its page. One tip: don't type your real name on the leaderboard unless you're happy for everyone to see it.

Want something removed?

Just use the feedback form on the home page. It lands in my inbox and I'll take the entry down.

If this changes

I'll change the date at the top, and I'll mention anything big on the home page.