Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 11, 2026

This policy covers Daily Tens at dailytens.org, an independent browser trivia game. You can play without creating an account. Questions about this policy can be sent to corrections@dailytens.org.

Game progress on your device

We use your browser’s local storage to remember saved puzzles, guesses, hint use, streaks, statistics, practice history and settings such as theme and hard mode. These game records stay in that browser and are not uploaded to a player account. Different browsers or devices have separate records.

You can remove these records using “Reset stats” in the site’s settings, or by clearing this site’s data in your browser. Doing so deletes saved progress and statistics on that device. Blocking local storage may prevent the game from saving progress.

Requests and hosting

Your browser requests pages, scripts and puzzle data from our hosting provider, Cloudflare. Web requests necessarily include technical information such as your IP address, browser headers and requested URL. Cloudflare may process request information to deliver and secure the site. See Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy for its practices. We do not request your precise location, microphone or camera.

Analytics

We use Google Analytics 4, a service of Google, to understand how the site is used and whether changes to the game help players. It receives the pages you view, the referring page, your device, browser and screen type, and an approximate location that Google derives from your IP address. It also receives a few game events: when you start a puzzle, when you find your first answer, when a game ends and when you share a result. These events carry the game mode, puzzle number, category and difficulty, your score and medal, how many answers were guessed or revealed, hint steps, wrong guesses, number of guesses, play time and the share method. They never include your guesses, the answers, clues or anything you type.

When analytics is allowed, Google Analytics sets first-party cookies (named _ga and _ga_ followed by an identifier) to tell browsers and visits apart. We do not send names, email addresses or account identifiers to Google Analytics. Advertising consent signals for the Google Analytics tag default to denied. Google AdSense and its advertising consent settings are separate, as described below.

Your choice. In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, analytics cookies stay off until you choose “Allow”. Elsewhere analytics is on by default. Anyone can change the choice at any time with Privacy choices, also linked in the footer. The choice is saved in this browser’s local storage under its own key, so “Reset stats” does not change it. While analytics is declined, no analytics cookies are set; the Google tag may still send Google limited signals without cookies or identifiers, which Google uses for aggregate measurement.

Google processes this data under Google’s Privacy Policy; see also how Google uses information from sites that use its services. Google Analytics keeps event-level data for the retention period set on our property (Google offers 2 or 14 months for standard properties). You can also block Google Analytics in any site with the Google Analytics opt-out browser add-on.

Contact and correction emails

The correction form opens your email app with a draft containing the puzzle identifier, issue type, your comment, page URL and browser information. Nothing is sent until you send that email. If you contact us, the message and email address are processed through email services so we can investigate and reply. Include only information you want to share for that purpose.

Google advertising and third-party cookies

We load Google AdSense to support the site with advertising. Loading the AdSense script sends technical information, such as your IP address, browser headers and page URL, to Google. Whether advertisements appear depends on Google's approval, our advertising settings and applicable consent choices.

Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on a visitor’s previous visits to this site or other websites. Google’s advertising cookies allow Google and its partners to personalize advertisements using visits to sites across the Internet. Ad vendors may also use web beacons, IP addresses and other identifiers to deliver ads, measure results and prevent abuse.

You can manage or opt out of personalized Google advertising through Google My Ad Center. Other participating vendors offer choices through the Digital Advertising Alliance. Learn more about how Google uses information from partner sites and Google advertising technologies. Opting out of personalization does not necessarily remove advertisements.

The “Analytics cookies” notice and “Privacy choices” button on this site control Google Analytics only; allowing analytics does not grant consent for advertising. Where advertising requires consent, it must be obtained through a separate advertising consent message. Choices offered in that message apply to the advertising purposes and providers it lists.

Links and policy updates

Source links take you to independent websites with their own privacy practices. We may update this policy when the site’s data handling changes; the date above identifies the current version.