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Cookie policy

This mobile game website uses essential browser storage for a limited interface purpose. Advertising cookies and analytics integrations are not configured. World of Words: Word Game is a mobile word puzzle adventure operated from 920 S Harwood St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States. This policy explains what the site stores on your device, why it is stored, how long it remains, and how you can control it. It applies to visitors who open public pages, send a contact form, or return after accepting the notice. It does not describe cookies that a third-party browser extension may add on your own machine. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or raised by telephone on +1 214 664 9110. World of Words: Word Game is a relaxing mobile word puzzle adventure. Connect letters, discover hidden words, and complete crossword-style puzzles in this mobile game. The cookie banner exists so that play stays transparent.

This page should be read with the privacy policy, which covers contact forms and support cards. The cookie policy only describes storage on your device. It does not describe how Elena Hart files a paper support card after a 12-minute travel session of this mobile game. A change of destination on the website does not, by itself, add a new cookie. Progress in the puzzles lives in the mobile game, not in a tracking cookie on this brochure site.

What this site stores

The site is a brochure and contact channel for crossword puzzles, travel destinations, daily challenges, and bonus words. It does not run a login area, a shopping basket, or a remarketing tag. The only storage the studio configures is essential. When you accept the notice, the browser remembers that choice so the banner does not cover the page on every click. Interface state used by the menu, tabs, and puzzle filter may also sit in memory while the page is open. That session behaviour is part of how the layout works and is not used to build an advertising profile. Remembering a banner choice is a small courtesy, not a loyalty programme.

Storage used by this site

Essential preference storage

Remembers whether the essential-storage notice was accepted so the banner can stay hidden on later visits to the same browser.

The technical key lives in localStorage rather than as a third-party tracking cookie. It holds a simple accepted flag, not your name, email, letter preferences, or support history. Clearing site data removes the flag and the notice may appear again. The contact form itself sends the fields you type to the studio over the form route; those fields are not written into this localStorage key.

What we do not use

We do not configure advertising cookies, social pixels, heatmap scripts, or analytics packages on this website. We do not drop identifiers to measure how long you looked at a Paris crossword screenshot. We do not sell browsing data. If a future version of the site ever needed a non-essential cookie, this policy would be updated before that storage was switched on, and a choice would be offered where the law requires one. Until that happens, you should treat this site as essential-storage only. Increasing difficulty as you progress happens inside the mobile game, not through a tracker that follows you around the web.

Why essential storage is used

The notice exists so players know that a small piece of browser storage is used. Without a remembered preference, the banner would return on every page load, including while you read letter notes or type a daily challenge request. Remembering the choice is a practical accessibility and usability measure. It is not a loyalty programme. It does not change prices. It does not identify you to Elena Hart, Marcus Quinn, Priya Shah, or Julian Cole. Designers see player details only when you send a form or call the studio.

Duration

The preference remains until you clear site data, use a different browser, or use private browsing that discards storage when the window closes. There is no rolling advertising expiry because there is no advertising cookie. Form records, if you submit one, are handled under the privacy policy and are not the same thing as this browser flag.

Browser control

You can clear localStorage and browser cookies through your browser settings. Clearing essential storage may cause the notice to appear again. You can also block storage in your browser, but the notice may then return repeatedly and some interface state, such as an open menu on a small screen, may reset more often. Using another device starts with a fresh preference. We cannot remotely delete storage from a phone we do not control.

Third parties and embeds

This policy covers storage set by World of Words: Word Game on this website. If you follow an existing mail or map link already present in the contact layout, the destination service has its own rules. The studio does not add extra tracking parameters for advertising. We do not embed third-party video players on these pages. If you print a page or save it offline, that copy is on your device and is outside the studio's browser storage.

Updates

If the studio adds a new essential feature, for example remembering a puzzle filter during a single session, this page will describe it. Cosmetic changes to wording that do not add storage may occur when the puzzle notes are refreshed. The current text is the text that applies on the date you use the site.

Contact route

For cookie-policy questions, email [email protected] or telephone +1 214 664 9110. Studio address: 920 S Harwood St, Dallas, TX 75201, United States. Please say that the question is about browser storage so the message is not placed on the ordinary player-note pile.