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Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 3, 2026. This policy is written for Lootvyn (https://lootvyn.click) and nothing else. Its short form deserves to go first: we keep no reader accounts and assemble no profiles of visitors. The processing that does occur belongs to the delivery, advertising and game-supply systems itemised below.

No accounts, on principle

Registration is not offered here, because nothing on the ledger requires it. Lootvyn never requests a name, an email address, a password or card details from you, and it maintains no database of the people who read it. Any holding can be opened by any visitor who lands on its page — which is exactly why there is so little personal data in existence for a policy to govern.

What the delivery network sees

Pages are delivered through Cloudflare. Moving traffic and resisting abuse means the network handles the metadata any web request carries — an IP address, the class of browser and device, the pages requested and the times of the requests. Those records are Cloudflare's and sit under Cloudflare's own published policies. For our part, nothing in them is used to identify, follow or profile an individual reader of this site.

Cookies and the advertising that funds the book

The ledger charges readers nothing, and advertising settles the bill. Modern advertising works partly through cookies: when advertisements are served on these pages, Google, together with the partners across its advertising network, may place cookies in your browser and read them when selecting which advertisement to display — including cookies laid down on entirely different websites, which is how an advertisement can appear to follow a reader around the internet. Google Ads Settings is the switch that turns personalised advertising off, and the Privacy & Terms pages published by Google document that side of the arrangement.

Inside the game frame

When you open a holding, the game itself is served by Playgama (playgama.com) and displayed inside a frame embedded in the page. During play, Playgama may place cookies of its own and handle data according to its own published privacy policy; that policy, rather than this one, is what governs activity inside the frame.

The controls at your end

Cookies live in your browser, under your authority: refuse them in settings, clear them whenever you wish, or read in a private window. The ledger and every holding in it continue to work with cookies refused — the only casualty is personalisation: advertisements still appear, but untailored. Anything above that needs a fuller answer: hello@lootvyn.click.