Ice Fishing Project Privacy Policy in Plain Words
The less a website asks for, the shorter its policy. The Ice Fishing project holds no accounts, no profiles and no payment forms, so little personal data exists to protect.
- No accounts
- Static pages
- Logs and cookies
- Data requests
What data the project handles
The pages are static and open without logging in. There is no registration, no password and no payment form, so none of that data exists. Calculators run in the browser and use only what a reader types, such as a stake or a number of rounds. Those numbers stay in the browser during use.
Server logs and cookies
As with most websites, a server may record technical details of a visit, such as the time, the page requested and the type of browser. Cookies may be used by the pages or by embedded tools to remember a setting or to count visits in general terms. Records serve to keep the pages running and to see which articles are read, not to identify a person. A browser can delete or block cookies, and the articles stay readable either way.
Third-party services and links
Links lead to casinos and other websites that run their own privacy rules. After a link is followed, the other website decides what it collects. Some links are partner links and may bring a commission, as the affiliate disclosure explains.
What readers can ask for
A reader can ask what the project holds about a visit, ask for a correction or ask for removal of any record that can be tied to them. With no accounts, the answer is usually that very little exists. Requests go through the contact page.
Questions about the policy
The policy may change, and the date of the page marks the last update. The terms of use and the about page complete the picture.
18+. 18+ only. Every bet costs money, so a deposit limit and a time limit are set before the first bet, with breaks between sessions. Local support organisations help anyone whose play stops being a pastime.
Short answers on the game
Does the project store personal data?
It holds no accounts, profiles or payment details. Technical details of a visit may appear in server logs.
What happens to numbers typed into a calculator?
They are used in the browser to compute a result. A stake or a number of rounds is not a request for personal data.
Do cookies identify a reader?
Cookies may remember a setting or count visits in general terms. They are not used to identify a person, and a browser can block or delete them.
What about casino links?
Each casino has its own privacy rules, which apply once its website is open.
Short because little is held
No account means no profile to open, change or close.
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