Observed arrival · 2026-09-16
LineQuest’s Privacy Policy Has a Constitution for a Game
A detailed privacy policy for a game that foregrounds player controls, describes a deliberately small data record, and promises not to work around system settings.
Field notes
The page describes a game installation record indexed by an identifier visible in the options screen, rather than by the player’s name. It lists progress, route and move-count data, in-game balances, device configuration, crash diagnostics, and optional support correspondence. Players are told they can disable cloud saving, clear local progress, limit analytics, and rely on operating-system permissions. The policy also draws an unusually firm boundary around purpose, stating that aggregate data is used to rebalance abandoned quests and that there is “no seventh use.”
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Editorial observations of this landing page, not a rating.
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