Privacy policy

Who is responsible

3x3eggs.org is an independent guide to the browser game 3x3 Eggs. The site is run by the publisher of this domain, reachable at [email protected]. The game itself is operated by BVK Productions B.V. on timestables.com, timestables.co.uk and timestables.co.nz; this policy covers this guide, not those game pages.

There is no account, no newsletter, and no payment on this site. The only personal data the site asks for is what you choose to send by email.

What loads as soon as a page opens

Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Adsterra load on the first page view, before you press anything. This is the default for every visitor with no stored choice. They are not held back behind an Accept button. The banner on the first visit is a notice with an opt-out, not a gate.

Google Analytics 4 runs on measurement ID G-D78TXXS02M through gtag.js from googletagmanager.com. It records page views, approximate location derived from the request, device and browser type, and a random client identifier. Microsoft Clarity runs project zbs2fx6gdm from clarity.ms and records anonymised session replays, heatmaps and click data. Adsterra runs publisher account 3403020, website 6191095, with adult advertising switched off; its Native Banner (unit 32203995) and Social Bar (unit 32203996) request ads and can set cookies from bicea.org and from the creative partners it selects.

Cookies and local storage on this device

The site's own choice record is stored in localStorage under the key "localStorage". It holds two fields, ads (true or false) and exp (a timestamp), and lasts 180 days. When you press Reject, ads becomes false and the record is read on the next page view so the third-party scripts are not created again. Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track is treated as a rejection even if you never press the button.

The floating Social Bar has its own flag under the key "3x3eggs-adbar-closed". It is also kept in localStorage and has no expiry of its own; it stays until you clear site data or press Accept again. The flag only remembers that you closed the bar, not who you are.

The privacy choice is not sold or shared. It never leaves this browser. If you clear cookies or site data, the record is gone and the next visit starts from the default again, with the banner shown once.

Advertising and personalised ads

Adsterra may use cookies or similar identifiers to limit repetition, measure a campaign, and, where the law and your settings allow it, personalise the ads you see. Adult advertising is switched off for this site in the Adsterra panel. The guide does not run AdSense, Popunder, Banner or Smartlink units.

You can opt out of personalised advertising from Adsterra and its partners at https://adsterra.com/privacy-policy/, from the Network Advertising Initiative at https://optout.networkadvertising.org/, from the Digital Advertising Alliance at https://optout.aboutads.info/, and from the European interactive advertising framework at https://www.youronlinechoices.com/. Google's own personalised-ads control is at https://adssettings.google.com/. These links are independent of this site; they do not remove ads, only personalisation.

If you press Reject, or your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, the Adsterra scripts are not created at all, so no ad request is made for that visit. The choice is remembered for 180 days and can be changed with Cookie settings in the footer.

Your choice: on by default, Reject turns it off

With no stored choice, Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity and Adsterra load on the first page view. The banner explains that and offers two buttons. Accept keeps them on and records ads: true for 180 days. Reject records ads: false for 180 days and reloads the page, terminating the running third-party scripts. The next document skips GA4, Clarity and Adsterra. Neither button is needed for the page to work.

The banner is shown again only when there is no current record, or when you open Cookie settings. If you press Reject and later change your mind, Cookie settings then Accept reloads the page so the scripts can start cleanly. Cookie settings lets you change the stored choice at any time.

Embeds that wait for a click

The play panel inserts the Times Tables game from timestables.com only after you press Play. That game is operated by BVK Productions B.V. and can set its own cookies once it runs. The video panel inserts a YouTube player from youtube.com only after you press Play the clip. YouTube is a Google service and can set cookies after that click. Neither address is requested on first paint.

These two embeds are content you ask for, so they are not part of the default analytics and advertising load. Their own privacy statements apply once they start.

Legal basis, retention, and your rights

This site uses the default-on behavior described above. You can stop optional analytics and advertising using Reject or your browser’s Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal. Answering an email is based on the request you sent.

The site keeps the choice record for 180 days and keeps email for as long as needed to answer it. GA4 event retention depends on the property configuration; no configured duration is claimed here. Microsoft documents 30-day Clarity playback retention, with heatmaps, click data and favourite or tagged sessions kept for 9 months. Advertising retention varies by vendor. Hosting logs are controlled by the hosting provider.

Email [email protected] to ask what this site holds about you, to correct it, to ask for deletion, or to withdraw a choice. You can also complain to your local data-protection authority. This site does not sell personal data. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control are treated as a rejection of the optional load.

I will change this page in place and update the date when a script is added or removed. The current version was checked on 11 Nov 2026 against the built site, the GA4 property 563750352, Clarity project zbs2fx6gdm, and Adsterra website 6191095.