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Privacy
Last updated: November 11, 2026This page explains which data Flinzu stores about you, what for, and which rights you have. We do not sell your data and show no ads.
1. Who is responsible
- The operator of Flinzu is responsible for your data. You can reach us through the Support page.
2. Which data we store
- Account: email address or phone number, username, display name, date of birth and your password (only encrypted, we cannot read it).
- Profile: avatar, clothing, banner, description, links and your settings.
- Content: games, posts, replies, pictures, videos, items, chat messages and support requests.
- Use: whether you are online, which game you are playing, visits and play time (so creators can see how many play), Sparks and purchases.
- Safety: reports, blocks, warnings and bans.
- Notifications: a device code for push messages, if you allow them.
3. What we use it for
- To make Flinzu work: logging in, playing, chatting, posting and saving.
- For safety: checking reports, preventing scams and enforcing the rules.
- For notifications you turned on.
- We use your date of birth to protect younger players.
4. Who sees your data
- Your profile, posts and games are public. Under Settings → Privacy you can hide a lot of it.
- Private messages are only seen by the people in the chat. When something is reported, the team can look at the reported content.
- Your email address, phone number and date of birth are never public.
5. Services we use
- Supabase: database, login and storage for pictures and videos.
- Vercel: hosts the website and the apps.
- Google Firebase: sends push messages to the Android app.
- These companies only process the data on our behalf. Data can also go to countries outside the EU, for example the USA. This only happens with the safeguards the law requires.
6. Cookies and local storage
- We only use what Flinzu needs: your login, your language and your theme (light or dark).
- There are no advertising or tracking cookies.
7. How long we keep data
- As long as you have your account. When you delete it in the settings, we delete your data.
- Data we need for safety (for example about bans) may be kept longer where the law allows it.
8. Your rights
- You can ask at any time which data we have about you.
- You can correct wrong data and have data deleted.
- You can object to processing, have it restricted and get your data in a common format.
- Write to us through Support for this. You can also complain to a data protection authority.
9. Children
- If you are younger than 16, ask your parents before you create an account. Parents can write to us through Support if they have questions or want an account deleted.
10. Changes
- If this text changes in an important way, we will let you know.