Privacy and cookies
This page explains the privacy controls and storage used by the application. Updated 2 October 2026.
Your reactions and profile
Guest reactions stay in this browser’s local storage until you import them into an account or clear that storage. Clearing browser storage removes guest progress. Signing in uses an essential session cookie.
New accounts start with a private profile and discovery disabled. Reactions can be public, limited to friends or followers, private, or included only in anonymous totals. Public and anonymous-statistics choices contribute to public results; restricted and private choices do not. Anonymous totals do not publish your identity with the reaction.
Profile privacy settings let signed-in users control visibility. Profiles are not included in search sitemaps. Declared users under eighteen are excluded from social discovery and contact actions. These controls are not a verified age-assurance system.
Optional analytics
Analytics is off until you choose Allow analytics. Optional measurement uses Google Analytics and the site’s visitor activity records to understand visits, sources and engagement. Advertising storage and Google advertising signals remain disabled. Choose Essential only to use the product without optional browser analytics.
Use Cookie settings below to change your choice. Withdrawal stops future browser measurement, removes available analytics cookies and reloads the page. Previously collected records are not erased by changing this preference. Analytics consent is saved for up to six months.
Essential operation and server logs
Server access logs support operation, security and fault investigation independently of optional browser analytics. Authentication, saved account information, moderation records and your own guest choices are needed for the features you use. Server logs and account records have separate operational handling.
Do not put private information in public listing descriptions or comments. A challenge comparison link contains the selected twenty reactions, so only share it when you want its recipients to see those choices.