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  16       <h1>Privacy Policy</h1>
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  19       <h2>Our Site</h2>
  20       <p>
  21         Rather than a policy about how we're going to protect the data
  22         we gather about you, we've got a simpler plan: Our privacy
  23         policy is that personal privacy is mostly good, so we'll try
  24         as hard as we can to <em>not</em> gather data about you.
  25         We'd also like to help you defuse and poison other tracking
  26         services.
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  28       <h3>Log Data</h3>
  29       <p>
  30         We do basic logging of HTTP requests in order to help maintain
  31         our site - fix broken links, block spammers, and so on. These
  32         logs look like
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  34       <pre>78.55.123.218 - - [03/Sep/2014:13:45:06 +0000] "GET /heroik/heroik.html HTTP/1.1" 200 1616 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.10; rv:32.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/32.0"</pre>
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  36         They contain your IP, the URL you visited, when you visited
  37         it, what browser you were using, and (sometimes) where you
  38         came from. This is stuff your browser sends to every site you
  39         visit, always. If you think it's too much information, most
  40         browsers have some way to stop sending so much - for example,
  41         in Firefox you can set <code>network.http.sendRefererHeader</code> to
  42         <code>false</code> and install <a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/user-agent-switcher/">User Agent Switcher</a>.
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  44       <h3>Mail</h3>
  45       <p>
  46         We host our own email service. Email sent to yuu at
  47         yukkurigames.com
  48         <a href="http://mako.cc/copyrighteous/google-has-most-of-my-email-because-it-has-all-of-yours">does not go through GMail on our end</a>.
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  51       <h3>Cookie Policy</h3>
  52       <p>
  53         We don't use cookies or anything like cookies to track you.
  54       </p>
  55       <p>
  56         We use <em>extremely</em> short-lived cookies to prevent
  57         request forgery. These don't contain any identifying
  58         information and they self-destruct after a few seconds.
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  61         For long-term data we use HTML5
  62         <a href="http://diveintohtml5.info/storage.html">localStorage</a>
  63         and other similar <em>client-side storage</em>. This gives you
  64         the benefits of cookies, plus your data is never sent to the
  65         server, so there's nothing to secure.
  66       </p>
  67       <h3>Security</h3>
  68       <p>
  69         We don't track any user data via this site, so we have no
  70         special databases to secure.
  71       </p>
  72       <p>
  73         If you are concerned about your connection being intercepted
  74         by someone else, <a href="https://yukkurigames.com/">we offer
  75         HTTPS for our main domain</a>. We would like to offer it
  76         for more, but the CA racket means we can't afford it.
  77         In the future we hope CAs are replaced by something like
  78         <a href="http://convergence.io/">Convergence</a> so cheap
  79         security is available for everyone, but right now it doesn't
  80         work reliably.
  81       </p>
  82       <h2>Third-Party Links</h2>
  83       <p>
  84         Because this is the web, we link to other sites. Some of our
  85         games are only available from other sites, because trading
  86         money for games requires handling at least a little personal
  87         data. We'd rather that be done by people good at doing it.
  88       </p>
  89       <p>
  90         Most of these sites don't care about your privacy. Sometimes
  91         at least they'll be providing you a useful service in exchange
  92         for surveilling you, but usually they're willing to sell you
  93         out to a dozen firms via Google in exchange for a pretty bar
  94         graph.
  95       </p>
  96       <p>
  97         We think it's awful, too. Sorry.
  98       </p>
  99       <p>
 100         To protect yourself on these sites, we recommend you use
 101         tools to help you browse the web safely and securely. One
 102         straightforward and reliable one is
 103         <a href="https://disconnect.me/">Disconnect</a>.
 104         <a href="https://prism-break.org/">PRISM Break has more suggestions</a>,
 105         though it's unfortunately-named because this problem <a href="http://www.hiddendriver.com/projects/the-peoples-platform">neither
 106         begins nor ends with the PRISM program or state surveillance</a>.
 107       </p>
 108       <h2>Other Stuff We Don't Do That You Should Push Other Sites To Also Not Do</h2>
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 111           We don't run Google Analytics or Cloudfront Analytics or
 112           Cloudflare Clicky or any of that garbage. Even if a site
 113           needs to collect data for its own operation, these services
 114           also feed that data into even larger and more troubling
 115           corporate databases.
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 118           We don't use Google's fonts; we host them ourselves. <a href="http://blog.milandinic.com/wordpress/plugins/disable-google-fonts/">Most Wordpress blogs are helping Google track their readers and they don't even know it.</a> At
 119           the very least, demand a cut of Google's revenue if you're
 120           going to work for them.
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 122         <li>
 123           We don't put stock "share" buttons on our site. Aside from
 124           being useless eyesores <a href="https://www.eff.org/press/releases/stop-sneaky-online-tracking-effs-privacy-badger">these
 125           buttons are used by social media companies to track you on
 126           other sites</a>. Tools like <a href="https://www.eff.org/privacybadger">EFF's Privacy Badger</a> and <a href="https://disconnect.me/">Disconnect</a> can
 127           help block these on other sites.
 128         </li>
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 130           We don't minify or obfuscate most files &mdash; HTML, CSS,
 131           or JavaScript &mdash; we serve. This means it's easy for you
 132           to check what we're doing with just your browser.
 133         </li>
 134       </ul>
 135       <h2>Changes</h2>
 136       <p>
 137         We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Since
 138         this document is <a href="http://git.yukkurigames.com/yukkurigames.com.git">stored in our site's Git repository</a>, you can easily track these changes.
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