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The policy states that user content may be publicly accessible and used in ways that could violate privacy (risk_flags-1). It also notes that the service does not respond to 'Do Not Track' signals (risk_flags-2). Concerns also arise from the broad collection of user data via third-party logins (data_use-1) and the default public sharing of certain user information, which requires manual adjustment to hide (data_use-2). The service may share social network information with third-party partners for marketing and feedback, with continued use of the service implying consent (data_use-3). Additionally, disabling tracking or cookies may impair service functionality (gotchas-1, gotchas-2).
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Risk Flags
Critical issues that may create disputes, cause monetary harm, or limit user rights.
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User content may be made public and used in ways that violate privacy or terms.
User-posted content, including posts, comments, photos, videos, ratings, and in-game messages, may become public, and Plarium cannot prevent its use in a manner that may violate this Policy, Terms of Use, the law, or personal privacy.
Why it matters: If you post your own content on the Service, your posting may become public and Plarium cannot prevent such information from being used in a manner that may violate this Policy, our Terms of Use, the law, or your personal privacy.
If you post your own content on our Service, your posting may become public and Plarium cannot prevent such information from being used in a manner that may violate this Policy, our [Terms of Use](https://company.plarium.com/en/terms/terms-of-use/), the law, or your personal privacy.
_Information we collect directly from you_, paragraph 9 · Citation strength: strong
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The service does not respond to 'Do Not Track' signals.
The Service does not respond to 'Do Not Track' signals.
Why it matters: Your 'Do Not Track' preferences will not prevent this service from tracking your activity.
Our Service does not respond to Do Not Track signals.
**Do not track disclosure**, paragraph 1 · Citation strength: strong
Data Use
Policies on data collection, sharing, and retention outside of what is strictly necessary for the service to function.
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Information collected from third parties, such as social networks, includes public and private data.
When logging in via Facebook, the service requests access to basic information (name, profile picture, gender, networks, user IDs, friends list, date of birth, email address) even if not public, and also collects information set to public on Facebook. Similarly, logging in via Google grants access to profile information including name, location, email, birthday, and demographic data. There is an explicit statement that the company has no control over how third-party sites use or disclose personal information they collect.
Why it matters: By using third-party logins like Facebook or Google, you permit the service to access both public and private information from those accounts, which could include sensitive details beyond what you intended to share. The service also notes it has no control over these third-party platforms' policies on your data.
If you log into our Service using Facebook, you must enter your Facebook email address and password. We will ask that you grant us permission to access and collect your Facebook basic information (this includes your name, profile picture, gender, networks, user IDs, list of friends, date of birth, email address) even if you have chosen not to make that information public. We also will access and collect any information you have set to public on your Facebook account.
_Information we collect about you from third parties_, paragraph 2 · Citation strength: strong
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Public availability of user data by default, with opt-out option.
Some of the information provided during game registration, such as profile picture, number of friends, username, games played, and registration date, is publicly accessible by default. Users can hide this information by changing privacy settings.
Why it matters: Information you provide, including your profile picture, friend count, username, games played, and registration date, may be visible to others unless you actively adjust your privacy settings to 'only me'.
Some of the information you give us when you register to play our games is open to the public, such as your profile picture, number of friends, your username, the list of games that you play and the date of your registration. Should you wish to hide any of the information that is made public, you can do so by changing the settings to "only me" in the privacy settings tab of your profile.
User information may be shared with third-party partners for marketing and feedback.
The service may share information provided through social networks (including name, profile picture, user ID, login email, and gameplay information) with third-party partners to facilitate service use and to contact users about other games, service notifications, and to solicit feedback. Users who do not wish for this information to be shared are advised not to use the Service, and explicit instructions are given to opt-out by contacting support.
Why it matters: Your social network data and gameplay information could be shared with third-party partners for purposes including marketing and soliciting feedback, potentially leading to unsolicited communications unless you contact support to opt-out. If you do not wish to have this information shared, you should not use the Service.
We will share the information you provide us through your social network, such as (1) your first and last name; (2) your profile picture or its URL; (3) your user identification number of the pertinent social network, which is linked to publicly available information such as name and profile picture; (4) the login email you provide to the pertinent social network upon registration; and (5) game play information with these third parties so they may facilitate the use of our Service as well as contact you about other games which may be of interest to you, service notifications and to solicit your feedback and input.
**Sharing of information with third parties**, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong
Cancellation and Renewal
Terms related to subscription, cancellation, and renewal, including any penalties or hurdles.
Not clearly stated: There is no information regarding cancellation or renewal policies in the provided text.
Gotchas
Potentially overlooked clauses that could be unfavorable, surprising, or limit user rights.
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Service functionality may be impaired if data tracking is disabled.
If users turn off tracking or usage of certain information at the device level, the application may not work properly.
Why it matters: Disabling tracking on your device may prevent the application from functioning correctly.
Except as described in this Policy, we will not share this information with any third party. If you no longer wish to allow us to track or use this information, you may turn it off at the device level. Please note that the application may not work properly if we are unable to tell where you are coming from (country specific).
_Information we collect about you from third parties_, paragraph 9 · Citation strength: strong
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Impaired use of service if cookies and data collection tools are disabled.
If users refuse or disable cookies or other data collection tools, they may not be able to use some or all features of the Service.
Why it matters: Refusing or disabling cookies or other data collection tools might prevent you from accessing all features of the service.
However, you may not be able to use some or all of the features of the Service if you refuse/disable cookies or other Data Collection tools.
**Cookies and Other Data Collection Tools**, paragraph 5 · Citation strength: strong
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Third-party analytics tools are not covered by this policy.
The Service contains third-party tracking tools whose practices are not covered by this Policy, and the service provider does not have access or control over them.
Why it matters: Third-party analytics tools on the service operate under their own privacy policies, which are outside the control of this service provider, meaning your data may be handled differently by those third parties.
Our Service may contain third party tracking tools from our service providers. Such third parties may use cookies, APIs, and SDKs in our services to enable them to collect and analyze user information on our behalf. The third parties may have access to information such as your device identifier, MAC address, geo-location information, and IP address for the purpose of providing their services under their respective privacy policies. This Policy does not cover the use of tracking tools from third parties. We do not have access or control over these third parties.
**Third party services**, paragraph 3 · Citation strength: strong
Protections
User-favorable clauses that provide control, choice, or security.
Not clearly stated: The provided text does not contain explicit consumer protection clauses such as data deletion rights, age-restricted data collection, clear refund windows, advance notice of material changes, or user controls for data export beyond what is explicitly required by GDPR/UK Data Protection regulations.
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