Last updated: May 16, 2026. This policy explains what information is handled when you play the game or visit this website.
You can play without an account. If you save a leaderboard entry, the site stores the short public tag you enter, your score, game code, round summary, and result timestamp. Do not use your real name, email address, phone number, or other personal information as a public tag.
The site stores the data needed to calculate rankings, reopen shared runs, show round summaries, and display social score cards. Result images may be stored for a limited period so shared links show the correct preview on social platforms and messaging apps.
The site may use Google Analytics or similar analytics tools to understand aggregate traffic, device categories, referring pages, popular locales, and gameplay flow. Analytics data is used to improve the game experience and is not used to create user accounts.
The site may use Google AdSense or similar advertising services. Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on a visitor’s prior visits to this site or other websites. Google advertising cookies help Google and its partners serve ads based on visits to this site and other sites on the Internet. Other third-party vendors or ad networks may also use cookies when they serve ads here.
Advertising settings are handled by the advertising providers and by your browser. Toon Tone does not ask players to create an advertising profile, and gameplay can be started without signing in. If a consent tool is shown in a region where it is required, use that tool to set the available choices before continuing.
Hosting, caching, image delivery, and security providers may process standard technical logs. These logs can include request time, browser details, IP-derived region, page address, error state, and similar diagnostics used for security, abuse prevention, debugging, performance monitoring, and protection against automated misuse.
Browsers, analytics providers, advertising services, and hosting providers may use cookies or similar storage. You can manage many controls through browser settings, available consent tools, provider privacy settings, Google Ads Settings at https://www.google.com/settings/ads, and some third-party opt-outs at https://www.aboutads.info.
Leaderboard entries and result records may remain available so shared challenges and rankings keep working. Because the site does not require accounts or email addresses, identifying a specific player can be limited. If a public entry needs removal, send the visible tag, approximate score, and result URL.
Leaderboard tags and shared cards are public by design. A result link may show the score, selected tag, game code, and round summary to anyone who opens it. Use a nickname that you are comfortable showing publicly and avoid putting private information into a result tag.
The game form does not ask for a password, payment details, home address, phone number, uploaded image, or social account. A player can finish a run, check the answer colors, and leave without saving a public tag. If a tag is saved, it is meant to be a nickname for the board, not an identity document.
Because results are public links, the most useful removal request includes the exact result URL, the visible tag, and the approximate score. The site can remove or hide a public entry when it contains personal information, abusive text, spam, or a rights concern. Removing a public entry may not remove copies that other people already saved or shared outside the site.
For privacy questions, data removal requests, or advertising questions, contact the site operator at [email protected].