PRIVACY

Site data

You can use the site without naming your device or creating an account. The site records an automatically generated internal device label, an optional account, a random signed browser identifier, and the games you visit with first and last visit times. Older records may retain a device label supplied before device naming was removed.

It also records what your browser reports about itself: browser and operating-system family and version, processor architecture, device model on Android, screen size and pixel ratio, processor core count, rough memory size, touch support, time zone, and languages, plus the graphics adapter name your browser exposes to web pages.

From the network connection it records a partial IP network, country, city, region, and the network operator name. If you arrived from another website it records the address that site's browser sent, for your first arrival and for the most recent one. Browsers send only the site's address and not the page within it, and moving between pages of this site is never recorded as a referral. Signed-in players may also store supported game progress and named world saves in their account.

ONE WORLD uses your account username as your in-world name. When you join its shared world, the site creates a short-lived signed ticket containing that username and sends it to the private game relay. The shared world stores normal game data such as your inventory, location, builds, and chat in its persistent world files.

None of this is a hardware serial number or a permanent identifier: it describes the browser and its device class so the site owner can tell one player apart from another and block abuse. It is not sold or shared. Ask the site owner to inspect or delete your record.

Advertising

The hub index page at games.andrenijman.com shows advertising supplied by Google AdSense. The games themselves carry no advertising. Google and its partners may set or read cookies on the hub page and use them, together with your IP address, to serve and measure ads. Google may use advertising cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this or other websites.

You can opt out of personalised advertising in Google Ads settings, and review how Google uses data from sites that use its services at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites. Visitors in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland are asked for consent before any personalised advertising cookie is set.