Privacy Policy — The Short List of Things This Desk Touches
This site is a set of articles about the Aviator game. There is no account to create, no form to fill in, and nothing to deposit, which keeps this page unusually short.
What We Collect
Standard web server logs: the page requested, the time, a truncated IP address, and the browser's user-agent string. This is what any web server records in order to serve an Aviator page and spot abuse.
We do not ask for your name, email, phone number, or payment details anywhere on this Aviator site, because there is nothing here that would need them.
The Practice Deck
The Aviator practice deck on the demo page stores one number in your browser's local storage: your practice credit balance. It never leaves your device, it is not readable by us, and clearing your browser data removes that Aviator balance. There is no account. Because these Aviator pages ask for nothing, the list of things that could be stored about you is unusually short, and most of what does exist is the ordinary server record any host keeps to serve a page and notice when it is being abused. Briefly put. The whole of what this Aviator desk holds about a visit would fit in a single line of a server log, and that line is rotated away on an ordinary schedule long before it could be assembled into anything resembling a picture of a person.
Nothing you do in the practice deck is transmitted anywhere. The rounds are generated in your own browser.
Cookies
This Aviator site sets no tracking or advertising cookies of its own. Your browser may store ordinary technical items such as a font cache; those are not identifiers.
Links Away From Here
The Aviator buttons lead to an external ID setup service, and the footer links to our social profiles. Once you follow one of those links you are on someone else's site under their privacy policy, not ours. We have no visibility into what happens there. Logs rotate away. Nothing kept here identifies an Aviator reader by name, so there is no profile being assembled, nothing to export on request, and very little that would be of use to anybody who asked for it.
Sharing
We sell nothing and share nothing on these Aviator pages. Server logs are visible to the hosting provider as part of running the server, and would be disclosed only if legally required.
How long Aviator logs are kept
Aviator server logs are kept for a short operational period and then rotated away. Because nothing in them identifies you by name, there is no profile being built or held.
Children
This site is intended for readers aged 18 and over, and its subject matter is not suitable for anyone younger.
Changes to This Aviator Policy
If this policy changes, the revised version appears on this page. Questions can go to the number on the contact page.
What the Desk Holds, Condensed
- No accounts, no sign-up forms, and no payments taken anywhere on this Aviator site. There is nothing here that would need your name.
- Ordinary server logs only — page, time, truncated IP, browser string — rotated away after a short operational window.
- The Aviator practice deck stores one number, your practice balance, in your own browser. It never reaches us and clearing site data removes it.
- No tracking cookies, no advertising cookies, no analytics profile, and nothing sold or shared with anyone.
- Outbound links — the ID desk, our social profiles, Trustpilot — are governed by the policies of those sites, not this one.
- Written for readers aged 18 and over.
Most privacy pages run long because the site behind them collects a great deal. This one is short for the opposite reason: reading about Aviator here leaves almost no trace, because there is no mechanism on an Aviator guide like this one to create any.
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