On your device
Workout progress
Created by play and stored in your browser. We cannot view or recover it.
Puzzle Workout privacy notice
Your workout stays yours.
Your scores and workout history stay in your browser and are not sent to us. Google Analytics and Google AdSense separately process site-use and advertising information as allowed by your consent choices. This notice explains each data route and the controls available to you.
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01No accountNothing to register
02Consent firstDenied by default locally
03Google CMPChoose or change settings
04Local progressReset it yourself
The short version
Three separate data routes.
Keeping these routes separate makes the privacy model easier to understand.
With service providers
Delivery, analytics and ads
Handled by Sevalla and Google for their stated purposes, with Google consent controls where required.
Only when you choose
Email correspondence
Received when you contact the public Puzzle Workout address.
Data map
What exists, why, and for how long.
Hamilton Digital Media Limited is the controller for personal information processed through Puzzle Workout. Local workout data does not reach the company. Google acts as a service provider or separate controller for some Analytics and AdSense processing described in its own terms and privacy information.
01
Local workout data
- Includes
- Game results, scores, accuracy, timings, dates, workout position and preferences.
- Why
- Save progress, calculate records and resume a workout on this browser.
- Legal position
- Stored on your device to provide the progress feature you request. Puzzle Workout does not receive this data.
- How long
- Until you reset it, clear browser data, use private browsing or the browser removes it.
02
Website request data
- Includes
- IP address, requested path, time, response status, response time, technical request information and provider-generated traffic metrics such as approximate country.
- Why
- Deliver the site, understand basic service use, maintain security, diagnose faults and investigate abuse.
- Legal position
- Legitimate interests in operating a secure, reliable website.
- How long
- For the limited period made available by our hosting and security providers, and longer only where needed to investigate an incident.
03
Analytics data
- Includes
- Pages viewed, referrer, session and event information, browser and device details, approximate location and consent signals.
- Why
- Understand how the site is used, diagnose problems and improve games, navigation and content.
- Legal position
- Consent for analytics storage and full measurement where required. Google tags receive denied defaults in the EEA, UK and Switzerland until the consent choice is available.
- How long
- According to the retention controls in our Google Analytics account; some aggregated reporting may be retained without directly identifying a visitor.
04
Advertising data
- Includes
- Consent choices, IP address, device and browser information, page context, ad interactions, identifiers and cookies or similar storage where permitted.
- Why
- Request, select, deliver, limit and measure advertising, prevent fraud and support personalised or non-personalised ads according to your choices.
- Legal position
- Consent where required for advertising storage, user data and personalisation. Limited data may also be processed to record choices, prevent fraud and deliver contextual advertising where permitted.
- How long
- Controlled by Google according to the type of advertising data and your Google settings; the CMP stores your choice so it can be respected and changed later.
05
Contact messages
- Includes
- Your email address, name if supplied, message, attachments and our replies.
- Why
- Respond to feedback, accessibility reports, corrections, rights requests and business enquiries.
- Legal position
- Legitimate interests; steps towards a contract where relevant; or legal obligation for applicable rights and complaints.
- How long
- Normally up to 24 months after the last meaningful exchange, unless law or a potential claim requires longer.
Local progress storage
Saved for you, not sent to us.
The games use a first-party browser database called puzzle-workout-progress. It contains results, daily-workout state and small preferences needed for records and resume features.
- ✓No identity is attached by the site.
There is no account, username or email field in the progress database.
- ✓No background upload occurs.
The game and progress code does not transmit this database to Puzzle Workout or another device.
- ✓You control its lifetime.
Export or reset it from Your Progress. Browser settings can also remove it.
Service providers and transfers
The small number of outside services involved.
We do not sell personal information. We disclose it only where needed to operate the site, handle messages, comply with law or protect legal rights.
Sevalla and its infrastructure providers
Sevalla hosts the static site and makes access logs and aggregate service analytics available. Its network uses Cloudflare infrastructure to deliver and protect the site.
Hosting provider privacy informationGoogle provides Google Analytics, Google AdSense and the AdSense consent management platform. Depending on location and choices, Google may process consent signals, online identifiers, device and browser information, approximate location, page activity and ad interactions for measurement, ad delivery, personalisation and fraud prevention.
How Google uses information from partner sitesOur email service provider
The provider supporting contact@puzzle-workout.com processes message and delivery information so we can receive and answer email.
Professional advisers or authorities
Information may be disclosed where reasonably necessary for legal advice, a claim, fraud or security investigation, or a binding legal requirement.
International processingGoogle, infrastructure and communications providers may process information outside the UK. Where UK data-protection law requires a transfer safeguard, the applicable provider terms use an adequacy regulation or approved contractual safeguard. You may ask us for further information.
Your data-protection rights
Questions, requests and objections.
Rights depend on the information and legal basis involved. They can include access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability and objection. We may need enough information to verify your identity before acting.
Access
Ask whether we hold personal information about you and request a copy.
Correction
Ask us to correct information that is inaccurate or incomplete.
Deletion
Ask us to erase information where the law gives you that right.
Restriction
Ask us to limit processing in certain circumstances.
Portability
Ask for eligible information in a machine-readable form where this right applies.
Complain
Tell us if you believe we have not handled your information lawfully.
Complaints process
Raise the concern with us first.
You do not need legal language. Explain how you believe your personal information was mishandled and what you would like us to do.
We will acknowledge a data-protection complaint within 30 days, take appropriate steps to investigate without undue delay, keep you informed and tell you the outcome.
Controller and other details
The organisation responsible.
- Controller
- Hamilton Digital Media Limited
- Company number
- 15608219
- Registered in
- England and Wales
- Privacy contact
- contact@puzzle-workout.com
- Providing information
- You are not legally or contractually required to browse the site or email us. We need a return address only if you want an email response.
- Automated decisions
- Game scoring is automated for entertainment and personal progress. Google may also automate analytics modelling and ad selection or personalisation according to consent choices. These uses do not make legal or similarly significant decisions about players.
- Children
- The site is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly create profiles about them. Anyone under 13 should ask a parent or guardian before emailing personal information.
- Changes
- We review this notice when introducing a materially different use of personal information.
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