Privacy policy

probablyfungames and the data of this site are the responsibility of [NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS], tax ID [NIF], of [DOMICILIO]. For any question about your data, write to [CORREO ELECTRÓNICO].

Your progress, your streaks and your settings (language, theme and sound) are kept in your browser’s local storage. They do not leave your device, and we do not see them. Games older than 120 days delete themselves.

The cookie policy lists them and explains how to delete them.

When you finish a game, the site sends its final result, with no name, to work out the day’s numbers that you see on the result. It sends only the moves: the place of each card in Cronología, the pin of each place in Mapa mudo, rounded to about 10 km, and in Ensalabra the hints of each word and the time in whole seconds. A random number goes with them, different for each game and day, so the same game never counts twice.

We do not send or keep your name, an account, a cookie, your IP address or the exact time: these data cannot tell who you are. Every finished game joins the day’s numbers in this way, for our legitimate interest in showing them.

We count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and builds no profile of the people who visit the site.

The games are free because the site shows ads from Google AdSense, a service of Google Ireland Limited. The ads never cover a game.

In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, a message from Google first asks whether you accept personalised ads and the cookies they use. If you do not, Google shows ads that do not use your profile.

Elsewhere, Google can show you personalised ads based on your activity, without that message. You can turn them off in Google’s ad settings.

Google and its partners can use cookies and identifiers to show the ads, measure them and prevent fraud. Google handles those data as a controller, and explains it on its page about the sites that use its services.

How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its servicesGoogle’s ad settings

Cloudflare, Inc. hosts the site and delivers its pages: it handles your IP address and the technical data of the connection to serve the site and protect it from abuse, and we do not keep them. The day’s numbers are kept in a database at [PROVEEDOR DE LA BASE DE DATOS]. Google handles the data of the ads as explained above.

Cloudflare and Google can handle data in the United States. They do so with the safeguards of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework or the European Commission’s standard contractual clauses.

What your browser keeps stays until you delete it, and each game for 120 days. The results for the day’s numbers identify nobody and are kept while the site exists.

You can ask for access to your data, its correction or deletion, a limit on its use or its portability, and object to its use, by writing to [CORREO ELECTRÓNICO]. You can also withdraw your consent to personalised ads at any time. As the site has no accounts and the results carry no name, we often cannot tell which data are yours.

If you think we do not handle your data well, you can complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).

Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD)

If you are under 14, ask your parents or guardians before you accept personalised ads.

If this policy changes, you will see it here, with the date of the last update.