What we keep in your browser, why, and how you control it.
We use two cookies to run the game and keep accounts safe: the session cookie and the device cookie. We also keep your language choice in your browser. There are no advertising cookies and no tracking pixels.
On the public pages that need no account, and only if you agree, one analytics cookie is written so that Google Analytics can measure how the pages are read. Nothing is written until you agree; that is what the one consent banner is for. It never runs inside the game. Separately, our server counts how many times a day the pages are opened, without cookies and without knowing who you are; the Privacy Policy describes these daily totals.
When you log in, a session cookie is left in your browser. It is the thing that recognises you; without it you would log in again on every page.
The cookie can only be read by the server, is not sent on cross-site requests, and travels over a secure connection.
If you ask to be remembered, the cookie outlives the browser; if you do not, the browser drops it when it closes.
When you register, sign in, or use the game while signed in, we leave a device cookie called oyun_device in your browser. It holds nothing but a random value: it does not open a session and does not let anybody into an account. Its only job is to say that this is a browser we have seen before. It is not written on the public pages.
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It is how we can see that several accounts are being used from the same browser; using several accounts to feed one another is forbidden by the Terms of Use. Because it is needed to keep accounts secure, it does not depend on your consent. It is not used for advertising and is not sent to any other site. What we record alongside it, and for how long, is set out in the Privacy Policy.
The cookie can only be read by the server, is not sent on cross-site requests, and travels over a secure connection. It lives for two years and is renewed every time you sign in; your browser may keep it for less. If you delete it, the game keeps working, and a new one is left the next time you sign in.
We keep the language you pick in your browser's own local storage. It is not a cookie, it is never sent to the server, and it applies only in that browser.
On the public pages the language is in the address itself: Turkish pages live under /tr, English under /en, German under /de, Polish under /pl and Greek under /el.
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The landing page, the guide and these documents — every page that needs no account — how often they are read and which page led to which: we count that with Google Analytics.
It does not run inside the game. That is not a promise but a barrier: the game's screens are served with a security policy that forbids the browser to load this script at all.
It runs only if you agree. When you do, cookies whose names begin with _ga are written to your browser, and the address of the page you are reading and your browser's general details reach that service. The cookies expire by themselves after two years.
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Advertising and personalisation are switched off: this counts readers, it does not build audiences, and it does not track you across sites.
You can change your mind here at any time. When you switch it off, the cookies that were written are deleted.
The registration form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to tell whether a person is filling it in. That check may write its own technical data to your browser.
It runs on registration only, never inside the game, and it is not used to track you.
The page's typefaces are served from this site's own server. No other service is contacted for them, so your browser's connection details reach nobody else.
Typefaces do not use cookies.
No advertising network, no social-media tracker and no cross-site tracking. At registration and sign-in we record a few general details of your browser (time zone, screen size, platform, languages), but we do not turn them into an identifier that recognises you on other sites. Inside the game there is no measurement tool at all.
That is a choice rather than an omission: for the game to recognise you it needs nothing beyond the game you are playing.
To pay you are taken to Stripe's own page; that is Stripe's domain and Stripe's cookie policy applies there. No cookie is set on our pages for payment.
You can clear or block cookies in your browser's settings. If you block the session cookie you will not be able to log in.
When you log out, the session cookie is removed both from your browser and from the server.
You can change your page-measurement answer with the buttons in the Page measurement section; you do not have to go into your browser's settings.
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