Cookie notice

This website sets no cookies of its own. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixel, no session recording, no profile of you.

No consent banner, because nothing here needs consent.

Two things do reach beyond the page: a strictly necessary security cookie our hosting provider may set, and a request to Google's font servers for two typefaces.

Australia has no separate cookie consent regime. There is no local equivalent of the European ePrivacy Directive and no statutory requirement to show a banner before setting a cookie. A banner on an Australian site is a design choice, not compliance.

What applies is the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). Where a cookie or similar technology collects information about a reasonably identifiable individual, that is personal information and the Australian Privacy Principles apply: APP 3 on collection, APP 5 on notification, APP 6 on use and disclosure.

A banner exists to collect permission for storage that is not strictly necessary. There is none here, so a banner would ask you to consent to nothing.

There is also a smaller reason that happens to be our subject. A consent management platform is one of the heaviest things a marketing site loads: a blocking script, a layout shift, and a second round trip before the page is usable, all to ask about storage this site does not use. On a slow connection and an old phone it is the most expensive thing on the page. Given what this company does, shipping one would be difficult to justify.

If analytics or advertising is ever added here, we will ask before it loads, make refusing exactly as easy as accepting, and update this page first.

That is the complete list. We set nothing ourselves and neither cookie is readable by us as an identifier of you.

• No Google Analytics, Plausible, Fathom, Matomo, or any other analytics.
• No advertising and no advertising cookies.
• No Meta pixel, LinkedIn Insight tag, TikTok pixel, or conversion tracking.
• No session recording, heatmapping or scroll tracking.
• No embedded video, map, social widget or comment system.
• No local storage, session storage or IndexedDB written by our code.
• No fingerprinting and no attempt to recognise a returning visitor.

Open the Application and Network panels in your browser's developer tools and you will find exactly what is described here.

This is not a cookie question, but it is the same subject as the rest of the site, so it belongs somewhere public.

Every page here is static HTML with one stylesheet, one small script, and images encoded as WebP. There is no framework, no bundle, no hydration step, and no third party script of any kind. The script does two things: opens the navigation on a narrow screen, and fades sections in as they scroll, and it fails open so nothing is hidden if it does not run.

Two typefaces load from Google Fonts, which is the single largest third party cost on the page and the one thing here we would like to remove.

Two typefaces load from Google Fonts, at fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. That request tells Google's servers your IP address, your user agent and the referring page. Google states the Fonts service sets no cookies and does not use the requests for advertising or profiling.

Self hosting would remove the request and it is on our list. Until then this is the honest description rather than an omission, and blocking those two hosts leaves the site working in a system font.

Every web server records the requests it receives. Our hosting provider logs IP address, timestamp, path, user agent and response code. Nothing is stored on your device, so it is not a cookie, but it is personal information and it belongs in an honest account.

The logs sit with the provider on its own cycle, currently under 30 days, and are used for delivery and abuse defence.

Every major browser lets you block cookies, delete them, and inspect what a site has set. Blocking the two above may mean Cloudflare challenges you more often, but the site will work.

• Chrome: Settings, then Privacy and security, then Third-party cookies and Site data.
• Safari: Settings, then Privacy, then Manage Website Data.
• Firefox: Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Cookies and Site Data.
• Edge: Settings, then Cookies and site permissions.

Both are honoured, which is easy because there is nothing here to switch off. If either signal is present, no additional storage or processing occurs, which is also true if neither is.

Cookies are a website mechanism. Our titles collect performance telemetry instead, and that has its own switch inside the title and its own section in the privacy policy.

The short version: frame timing, thermal and battery telemetry can be turned off in the title's settings, and the game runs identically without it.

Email engineering@iopex.co.im. Questions about this page are answered within 5 business days and privacy requests within 30 days.

If our answer does not satisfy you, complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), GPO Box 5218, Sydney NSW 2001, telephone 1300 363 992, oaic.gov.au.

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