Privacy and cookies
How browsing, games and emails to the project work.
Browsing, the Guide and games
The site code sets no cookies, connects no analytics and does not retain game results between visits. The page address determines the selected language.
Questions for the Guide, letter drafts, game moves and results are processed on the open page and are not sent to the project. The site does not write conversations or entered text to browser storage. It does not restore them after navigation or a reload.
If you hide the Guide or pause its movement, the site remembers your choice until the tab is closed. Only two settings are saved: whether the character is hidden and whether movement is enabled. They are kept in your browser’s sessionStorage and are not sent to the server. If the browser blocks this storage, the settings apply only to the open page.
The game and selected theme may appear in the page address. Access logging is disabled on the website server: the project does not keep a history of the pages you visit or your game choices.
When you email the project
Forms prepare an email draft in your browser. Your name, nickname, project name and reply contact are optional. You review the text, open your own email app and send the message yourself.
Once sent, the project receives the message, your sender address and information added by email services. The email may contain personal data. Include only what is needed for your enquiry.
The website does not publish enquiries. Emails are stored in Timeweb Cloud managed mail. Correspondence is used to reply and continue the discussion. How long it is kept depends on the purpose and duration of the correspondence. Requests to correct or delete it can be sent to hello@imidjeologia.com.
How protection works
The site does not ask for a password, payment or account creation. Form text is not sent automatically: a preview appears before you open your email app.
The website runs on a separate Timeweb Cloud server in the Netherlands. Service logs are limited to seven days and are used for security and diagnostics. No ongoing HTTP access log is kept. The hosting provider processes technical data under its own terms.