Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 5, 2026

No game here needs an account, but a visit still leaves data behind, and some of it goes to Google and Meta. This page says what is collected, who gets it, how long it stays and what you can do about it.

Who runs this site

Funzigo is run by Harsh Mittal through AdrawTech, a studio in India. "We", "us" and "our" on this page mean him and the studio. To reach us, write to support@funzigo.com or use our contact page.

What reaches us

No game asks for your name, email address or age. This is what we do get:

Server logs: our web host logs each request to the site, including your IP address, your browser type and the page you asked for.
Play counters and votes: opening a game page adds one to that game's play counter, and a like or dislike moves its vote totals. These totals do not record who you are. A vote also starts a session on our server, with a session cookie, so that voting twice does not count twice.
Error and speed reports: a small script of our own tells our server about JavaScript errors and how fast the page loaded, along with your browser's user-agent, your connection type and the page path. It sets no cookies, and we do not pass these reports to anyone else.
Messages: the contact form sends us what you type into it: your name, your email address and your message. We use them to deal with what you wrote about and for nothing else.

What stays in your browser

Saved games, best scores, game settings such as difficulty, your favourites, your recently played list and a note of how you voted all sit in local storage in your browser. A flag in session storage also skips the opening logo screen once you have seen it. We do not copy any of this to our server, and clearing your browser's site data erases it. Some of the actions behind it do travel, though: a vote reaches us as described above, and the analytics tools below are told when you vote, add a favourite or finish a round, and what you scored.

Advertising and cookies

The only cookie our own code sets for visitors is the session cookie that comes with a vote. The Google and Meta tools described here set their own.

This site is designed to be paid for by advertising, and it may show ads through Google AdSense. When it does:

Third-party vendors, Google among them, use cookies to show you ads based on your earlier visits to this site or to other websites.
Google's advertising cookies let it and its partners choose ads for you from your visits here, elsewhere on the internet, or both.
You can switch off personalised ads in Google Ads Settings. Some other vendors offer the same at www.aboutads.info.
Google describes what it does with this data on its page about partner sites and apps.

If you visit from the UK, Switzerland or the European Economic Area, Google handles consent for ads. We have set up its certified consent message through our AdSense account. The message asks before personalised ad cookies are used, and you can change your answer later from the link it provides. It can only appear on pages that carry ad code, and it covers ads only: Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel load with the page today and are not controlled by it.

Analytics and fonts

We use Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel. They load with every page and record which pages you visit, which games you open, start and finish, your score when a round ends, your rough location and your device. Google Analytics also records votes, favourites and shares. Both use cookies or similar identifiers, and Meta can link these events to your Meta account if you have one.

We use this information to measure our ads and to build ad audiences, including audiences of people who viewed a particular game. You can limit it through your browser's cookie settings and your Meta ad settings.

Page headings use a font served by Google Fonts. Your browser fetches it from Google's servers, so Google sees your IP address when it does.

Children

Funzigo is not aimed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly gather personal information from them. There are no accounts and no chat. The analytics and ad tools above run for everyone, because the site has no way of knowing a visitor's age. If a child under 13 has sent us their details through the contact form, let us know and we will delete them.

Who receives data

Google: analytics events, font requests and, on pages with ads, whatever its ad code collects.
Meta: the Pixel events described above, which we use to measure our ads and build ad audiences.
Our web host: it runs the servers, so the site's database and the server logs sit with it.

Nobody pays us for your personal information. Even so, some US state privacy laws treat passing data to an ad platform for targeted advertising as a "sale" or "sharing", whether or not money changes hands, and the Meta Pixel and Google's ad cookies may count. The choices below are how to limit them.

Data moving between countries

We run the site from India, so a message you send us is read there. Google and Meta operate in many countries, including the United States, so what their tools collect will probably be handled outside your own country, under privacy laws that may differ from yours. Our web host's servers may also be in a different country from you. Google's and Meta's own policies explain how they handle this: Google and Meta.

How long data is kept

Error and speed reports: 30 days. A clean-up removes anything older, but it runs only from time to time, so a report can last a little past that.
Server logs: our web host keeps these, and how long is up to the host. We do not have a fixed period to give you.
Messages: a contact-form message is emailed to our support address, and a copy is saved in the site's database. There is no set period: they stay until we remove them, and we will remove yours if you ask.
Play counters and vote totals: these run on with no end date. They are totals, so they say nothing about you.
The vote session: the cookie normally ends when you close your browser, and the server clears its matching record on its own some time later.
Browser storage: it stays on your device until you clear it.
Google and Meta: their cookies and records last as long as their own policies and account settings say.

Your choices

Cookies: block or delete them in your browser's settings. The games still run, but blocking all site data may stop them saving your progress.
Personalised ads: use the Google Ads Settings and aboutads.info links above.
Google Analytics: Google offers a browser add-on that turns it off on every site you visit.
Meta: use your Meta ad settings, linked above.
Content blockers: no game depends on Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel or ad code, so play carries on if your browser blocks them.

Your rights

Where you live decides which rights you have. They can include seeing the personal data held about you, correcting it, deleting it and objecting to how it is used. There are no accounts, so the only thing we can find by name or email address is a message you sent us. Write to support@funzigo.com or go to the contact page and we will show it to you, correct it or delete it. What Google and Meta hold is theirs to act on, through the tools above. If you are unhappy with how we handle a request, you can complain to the data protection authority where you live, if there is one.

Security

Pages are served over HTTPS, and the server is set to refuse web requests for configuration files, the database and internal code. There are no player accounts, so we hold no player passwords, and the site takes no payments. A contact-form message is the most personal thing we are likely to hold, so please keep sensitive details out of it. No website can promise perfect security. If you find a weakness, write to support@funzigo.com.

Changes to this policy

When this policy changes, the new version replaces this one and the Last updated line at the top moves to that day.

Contact

Anything unclear on this page? Write to support@funzigo.com or go to our contact page.