Privacy Policy

The short version: No accounts required to play. Consent preferences are private and never shared. All game data - player names, preferences, spin history, event-mode slot data, post-session surveys - is automatically and permanently deleted from the server when the game ends (couch-mode: up to 24 hours after creation; event-mode: up to 30 days for staged events). Nothing is kept.

Account Optional

Sin the Bottle works without an account for basic features. Optional accounts unlock additional features like saved data and personalized results.

What We Store

When you use Sin the Bottle, we store:

How Consent Privacy Works

Your consent preferences are completely private. Other players never see who you have or haven't consented to. The game only reveals that mutual consent exists when the bottle lands on a pair - and that only happens when both players have already agreed.

Health metrics (like 'you have matches with X players') use aggregate counts only and never reveal specific names or preferences.

Data Cleanup

All game data is temporary. When the game ends - either by the host closing it or by the server cleanup timer expiring - everything is permanently deleted: player names, consent preferences, spin history, and all associated data.

The server cleanup timer is set by the host when creating the game (default 6 hours, maximum 24 hours). This is not a game timer - the game runs as long as people are playing. The timer just controls when the server removes the data if the host forgets to close it.

The only data that persists beyond a game session is activity presets (for hosts with accounts) and optional feedback submissions.

Local Storage

Some data is stored locally in your browser and never sent to our servers. localStorage persists across reloads and tabs until you clear it:

You can clear this data anytime through your browser settings.

Cookies

We do not use cookies for tracking. We use localStorage to save preferences and sessionStorage during the sign-in process.

Analytics

We collect basic anonymous statistics to understand usage patterns. This data cannot be traced back to you.

Third Parties

We do not sell or share your data with third parties.

Your Rights

You can:

Contact

Questions about privacy? Contact us through the app.

Last updated: April 2026 (red-light incident logging added)

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