Privacy

Controller: LeZo, Switzerland (legal notice: lezo.ch/impressum.html), info@lezo.ch. We follow the Swiss Data Protection Act (FADP) and, for visitors from the EU, the GDPR.

Playing the game

Tug Taps needs no account. Your results, unlocked bot levels and sound setting are saved only in your own browser (local storage, keys lezo_tugtaps_v1 and lezo_tugtaps_stumm). They are not sent to us. You can delete them at any time by clearing your browser data for lezo.ch.

Anonymous play count. When a match starts and when it ends, the page sends a short anonymous signal to our own server (game name, event, and whether this is a first, same-day or later visit). For this, only the date of your last match start is kept in your browser (key lezo_zuletzt_tug-taps). We store only daily totals, no IP address, no cookie and nothing that identifies you. Totals are deleted after 24 months. If a technical error occurs in the game, a short error note (shortened message, file name, line number, browser family) is counted the same way. Error notes are deleted after 30 days.

The anonymous play count also records, as daily totals only: the game language you chose (one of English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or German), a rough session length class (under 1, 1–5, 5–15 or over 15 minutes), and how many seconds passed until your first move. Nothing is linked to your name, e-mail address or IP address, and no profile is built. We use these totals only to improve the game. Totals are deleted after 24 months.

Where you came from. If you open the game through a link with ?von=…, we map it to one of a few fixed labels. The text of the address is never stored. The label contains no personal data and is not used to build profiles. While the tab stays open, this label is kept in your browser's session storage (key lezo_von_tug-taps) so that we can count, as daily totals, which source led to a visit. It disappears when you close the tab.

Online rooms. When you play online, your taps are passed through our room server to the other player. Only the room code, the moves and the game state travel; there are no names, no chat and no free text. The room and everything in it is deleted 2 minutes after the match ends, 1 minute after everyone has left, or after 10 minutes without a move. Our room server does not read or store your IP address and keeps no log. It runs at Cloudflare, Inc. (our technical service provider), which technically receives your IP address when your device connects and processes it under its own terms to deliver and secure the service; this may happen in data centres outside Switzerland and the EU, under safeguards such as standard contractual clauses. The room code is part of the invite link, so share the link only with people you know. In your browser, a temporary key is kept in session storage so you can rejoin after a dropped connection; it disappears when you close the tab. No cookies are used.

Room counts. We count, as daily totals, how many rooms were created and joined and how many rounds were finished. These totals contain no room codes and no personal data.

There are no ads, no tracking tools and no third-party scripts on this page.

Server logs

When you load a page, our server briefly processes technical data (IP address, time, page, browser type) to deliver the page and keep it secure, without personal profiles. We do not store IP addresses in our own logs. Error reports from the game are deleted after 30 days; anonymous play counts are kept up to 24 months. Our network provider (Cloudflare) may process technical logs under its own policy.

Playing on other portals. If you play on a portal such as itch.io or CrazyGames, that portal is responsible for its own data processing (see its privacy policy). The game itself only adds the anonymous signals described above, plus the label of the portal as source.

Children

Tug Taps is cartoon fantasy without blood and collects no personal data from players. Online play has no chat and no names.

Your rights

You can ask for information, correction or deletion of your data at info@lezo.ch. You may also complain to the data protection authority.

If you play from the EU/EEA or UK: we process only the technical data described above, on the basis of our legitimate interest in running and securing the game (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). The game stores nothing on your device beyond what it needs to work (progress, settings), so no cookie banner is needed. You can object, request access, correction or deletion at info@lezo.ch and complain to your local data protection authority. Data may be processed by Cloudflare outside the EU/Switzerland under standard contractual clauses.

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