Privacy

TerraBrawl uses anonymous-first game accounts. A guest record lets you play immediately; linking an account helps your progress follow you across devices.

• Game session data such as anonymous device authentication, match state, answers, scores, XP, streaks, and rewards.
• Profile data you choose to use, such as display name and account-linking information.
• Local settings such as theme, motion/audio preferences, analytics consent, and lobby chat preference.
• Operational server data needed to run multiplayer rooms, leaderboards, abuse prevention, and reliability checks.

TerraBrawl is built with privacy-first defaults. Google consent is denied until your saved TerraBrawl privacy setting allows analytics, and PostHog is configured to opt out by default when it is enabled.

You can change analytics consent anytime in Privacy Settings. Choosing essentials only keeps gameplay, settings, and account features working without optional analytics.

Real-time rooms need player presence, answer timing, match events, room codes, and leaderboard submissions to work. Lobby chat messages are for room coordination and should not include private information.

You can disable lobby chat for this browser in Privacy Settings. Abuse, spam, cheating, or attempts to disrupt the service may be limited, removed, or blocked.

You can update privacy settings in the app, clear local browser data, or contact TerraBrawl to ask about access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or portability where those rights apply.

For privacy requests, contact hello@terrabrawl.com. Include enough information to identify your account or device record without sending passwords or private lobby messages.

TerraBrawl uses public country datasets and source attributions for educational gameplay. The source registry explains where metric data comes from, license status, and which surfaces use each source.

See Data Sources.