Privacy Policy

Slide Fifteen • Updated 2025

Slide Fifteen is an old-fashioned puzzle, and our privacy approach is refreshingly old-fashioned: minimal.

●What this covers

This page explains what information Slide Fifteen may come into contact with, why, and the choices you have. It is written in plain English on purpose — a game this small does not need pages of legal fog.

●Information handled

• On-device progress — your best score and a couple of preferences may be saved in your own browser storage so the game remembers them next time.
• Basic technical details — like any web page, your browser shares standard information such as screen size and browser type so the game can draw correctly.
• Anything you send us — if you email feedback, we naturally see whatever you chose to write.

●What we do not do

Slide Fifteen does not ask you to create an account, does not require your name or email to play, and does not run advertising trackers or sell information to anyone. There is nothing to bid on, buy, or wager here.

●Cookies & local storage

The only browser storage used is for saving your own scores and settings. You can clear it at any time from your browser, and the game will keep working perfectly — it will simply forget your previous best.

●Keeping things safe

Because progress stays on your device rather than on a distant server, there is very little to protect in the first place. We still encourage keeping your browser and device updated, which is good practice for everything online.

●Links elsewhere

If the game ever links to an outside page, that page has its own rules that we do not control. It is always worth a glance at where a link leads before you follow it.

●Changes to this page

If we ever adjust how the game handles data, we will refresh the date at the top. Continuing to play after that means the current version applies.