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Privacy

This site is an experience, not a service with accounts. There is no sign-up, we do not ask for your address and we sell nothing. But while the simulation runs, some things are recorded - here is exactly what.

What is recorded during the simulation

One row per session is stored:

The operator name

The name you type at the start of the simulation stays in your browser. It is never sent to the server and never stored.

Location

If you allow location access, the coordinates come from your browser. If you do not, an approximate location is derived by the host from your IP address - usually accurate to the city.

Those coordinates are sent to external services to obtain the place name, the nearest hospital and school, and the current wind direction.

Signatures for peace

If you sign, we store the name you entered (at most 80 characters), the country and your consent. Approved names appear publicly on the wall.

You can also sign anonymously - then no name is stored at all, only the count goes up. If you want your name removed, write to us and it will be removed.

Cookies and analytics

Until you agree, Google Analytics sets no cookie at all: the visit is counted without an identifier.

If you accept, the cookies _ga and _ga_SDJGNHX88Y are set and last up to two years. Your choice is remembered in your browser under the key sg-consent - clear the site data and you will be asked again.

Where the data goes

Retention and your rights

Session data is kept for the life of the project and used in aggregate - for statistics and reports, never to contact an individual.

If you are in the European Union you have the right of access, correction and erasure. Since neither your IP address nor your email is stored, a session is hard to tie to you: the practical route is to tell us when you opened the site and, if you signed, under which name.

Contact

kontakt@strangegame.org

Last updated: 2026-09-06