Privacy

Playing as a guest

When you join a room, the game keeps the name you type, your answers and your score in that room. A random key in a cookie lets your browser get its seat back after a reload; it names a browser, not a person. Your finished games are kept with that key, so that you can add them to a profile later.

With an account

Signing in with Google is optional. Google then tells the game your account's id, your name, your email address (when Google has verified it) and the address of your Google photo. The game keeps:

• that id, the email, and a name for games that you can change;
• your picture: your Google photo when you first sign in, or the one you choose instead, redrawn by the game at 256 × 256. You can replace it or remove it on your profile;
• your games: when, which mode, your place and score, and for each clip the film, your answer, its time and points;
• the films you save from the end of a game, and the clip you saw each in.

When you sign in, the games you played in that browser as a guest join your profile. You can take any game off your profile.

The other players in a room see your name and picture during the game, and can open your profile there: your level, how many games you have played and won, your best score, how often and how fast you answer right, and your achievements. They never see your email, your games one by one or the films you saved. The final standings, with your name and score, stay in the history of everyone who played.

Cookies

• gtm_device: your browser's seat key, 400 days, renewed when you join.
• gtm_user: keeps you signed in, 30 days, renewed when you come back.
• gtm_oauth: a sign-in in progress, 10 minutes.

The site also counts visits with Google Analytics.

Deleting

Your profile page deletes your account at once: the account, your picture, your saved films and your game history. Your seats in rooms stay as a guest's.