Privacy at Crypto-Games Info
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Privacy while reading and calculating
Reading Crypto-Games Info does not require an account or submission of personal details. The house-edge exposure checker on the home page runs locally in the browser, so the values entered into that checker are processed on the device rather than sent away for calculation.
Reading does not require a personal profile
The reference is designed for direct reading. Pages such as the about section, payment guides and game explainers can be opened without creating a reader account. The site does not ask readers to submit a profile in order to access the editorial material.
Forms, analytics and reader accounts are not part of the current experience. That keeps the privacy model straightforward: the main interaction is reading, following internal links and, on the home page, changing scenario values in the house-edge exposure checker.
Editorial reading
Access to the reference does not depend on a reader account or a personal-data form.
Interactive scenario
The house-edge exposure checker uses the values entered in the browser to calculate theoretical exposure.
Hosting layer
As with any website, the hosting environment may maintain standard server logs needed to deliver and operate the service.
House-edge checker inputs stay in the browser
The house-edge exposure checker on the home page takes three scenario inputs: a selected game, a stake value and a number of bets. Its calculation runs locally in the browser. The entered values are not transmitted for calculation and are not stored by the checker for later visits.
- Input location
- Your browser
- Calculation location
- Your browser
- Transmission for calculation
- None
- Saved checker state
- None between visits
Standard server logs can exist at the hosting layer
Web hosting can produce standard server logs as pages are requested and delivered. Those records are part of the hosting layer rather than the house-edge calculation itself. They can include ordinary technical request information used for service operation and security.
The useful privacy distinction is between the values you enter into the checker and ordinary web delivery. Checker inputs stay local. Standard hosting logs, where maintained by the hosting environment, concern delivery of the website rather than a stored history of your calculator scenarios.
- Do not enter sensitive personal information into scenario fields; the checker does not need it.
- Treat wallet addresses, identity documents and casino-account credentials as information for the relevant service, not for this reference.
- Use your browser’s normal privacy controls if you want to inspect or clear local site data.
The privacy model stays simple by keeping the main interaction local
Most use consists of reading editorial pages. The interactive house-edge exposure checker performs its math in the browser and does not preserve entered values between visits. Standard server logs can still exist at the hosting layer, so browser and network privacy controls remain relevant even when the calculator itself does not transmit its scenario inputs.
