1. What cookies and local storage are

Cookies and similar technologies (such as the browser's local storage, “localStorage” and “sessionStorage”) are small pieces of data that a website saves on your device. This policy explains which ones we use, in accordance with Article 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI-CE and the EU ePrivacy Directive.

2. What we use

Necessary (no permission needed)

Your browser's local storage saves technical data or preferences that you yourself asked for: your age confirmation, the player names, the level, the game length, the sound and your choice about statistics. This data never leaves your device (except your nickname when you join a room, as explained in the privacy policy). Because it's necessary for the service you request, the law doesn't require your consent.

Statistics (only with your consent)

If you tap “Accept” in the cookie notice, we load Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics 4, which set the “_ga” and “_ga_MSFM87RK1Q” cookies to count visits in aggregate: pages viewed, games played, type of device and approximate area. With the same permission, Google Signals is turned on, which uses Google advertising cookies on Google's own domains to give us aggregate demographics (age range and gender); Google may also use that data for advertising purposes, under its own policy. There are no ads or remarketing on this website, and we've turned off data sharing with Google for other purposes. If you tap “Reject” or don't answer, nothing from Google is loaded and the website works exactly the same.

The full list, with how long each one lasts, is in the table below.

3. What we don't use

  • Ads, remarketing or cookies from other ad networks (only Google's, for Google Signals, if you accept).
  • Social media cookies.
  • Fonts, videos or other resources loaded from third-party servers.

4. How to change your choice or delete them

You can change your mind at any time from “Cookie settings”, at the bottom of any page. If you withdraw your permission, we delete the Google Analytics cookies and stop measuring.

You can also delete all this data from your browser settings (in the privacy section, under “Clear site data” or similar). If you do, the website will keep working, but you'll have to confirm your age again, choose about statistics and re-enter the player names.

5. Changes

If we ever add advertising or other new cookies, we'll ask for your consent before setting them, making it just as easy to reject as to accept, and we'll update this page.