Your Privacy Rights

We love fun and games, but we know that privacy protection deserves serious attention. Just like in real life, you should have control over the information you share online and be able to change or delete it. Learn about your privacy rights and how to use them.

1. What Are Your Privacy Rights?

Privacy rights are there to protect you. They give you more control over your data.
You can ask us what info we hold about you — and even ask us to delete it or stop using it.
If anything is wrong with your data, you can ask us to correct it.
We don’t create profiles or make automated decisions about you — and if we ever did, we’d tell you.
If you think we’re not handling things properly, you can reach out to a privacy authority — or just ask us for help.

2. What Privacy Rights Do You Have?

Right to withdraw consent: You can change your mind and stop us from using your data.
Right of access: You can see what data we’ve collected, where it came from, and how we use it.
Right to rectification: Ask us to fix incorrect or incomplete data.
Right to erasure: You can ask us to delete your data if it's no longer needed or used unfairly.
Right to data portability: We’ll send your data to you (or someone else) in a readable format.
Automated decision-making: We don’t use software alone to make big decisions about you.

3. What Rights Apply in Your Country?

If you’re in the EEA, Switzerland, or UK, you have some extra rights:
Right to object: Ask us to stop using your info for marketing or other purposes.
Right to restrict processing: We’ll keep your data but won’t use it if you request this.
Right of complaint: You can contact your country’s privacy authority if needed — but try us first!

4. How Do Privacy Requests Work?

You can contact us by email or phone to use your rights — it’s free!
If the same request keeps coming up or seems unreasonable, we may charge a small fee or not respond.
For cookie-related data, we’ll help you share the info we need to find your data.

5. What Happens After You Make a Privacy Request?

We’ll reply as fast as we can — usually within a month.
If it takes longer, we’ll let you know why and keep you updated.
We may ask for proof of identity to make sure it’s really you.
If a law prevents us from fulfilling your request, we’ll explain why — unless we legally can’t say.