Privacy

What we don’t do

• We don’t sell your data or share it for advertising.
• We don’t show ads, and we use no third-party analytics, tracking pixels or session recording.
• We don’t track you across other sites, and no third party tracks you across sites through JackiOh. So a browser’s “Do Not Track” signal doesn’t change anything here.

What stays on your device

JackiOh sets no cookies. It keeps these in your browser’s own storage, and only to work:

• The email address of a sign-up or password reset you are waiting on, and a one-time key that lets the emailed link sign in on this browser.
• While a new account waits for its email to be confirmed: the month and year of birth you gave and the version of the terms you agreed to, until your first sign-in on this browser sends them to us, for 24 hours at most.
• If this browser was refused an account: a note saying so, with no age or date in it.
• Your settings, such as sound and reduced motion.
• Your tutorial progress.
• For the open tab only, and gone when you close it: your sign-in session and a password-reset link you opened.

Your sign-in session stays in the tab you signed in on. You sign in again in a new tab, or after you close the browser. Signing out removes your session from this browser.

Deleting your account or getting a copy

You can delete your account yourself: sign in, open your Account page, and choose “Delete my account”. That deletes your sign-in, your decks, trios and cards, your custom cards, your tutorial progress, the records of how you played, and the record of your age check and of the terms you agreed to. Finished matches and their results stay in the other player’s history, with your account removed from them. Co-op games are different: deleting either teammate’s account deletes the whole co-op game, its moves and its result, for both of you. You can’t delete your account during a match, a co-op game or a Conquest series that hasn’t finished.

Deleting your account also deletes everything of yours on Play together: your friends, friend requests, blocks, challenges, co-op rooms and replay shares, and your chats, the messages your friends sent you included.

To ask for a copy of your data, email us. Please don’t put your email address or other personal details in a public GitHub issue.