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27e Privacy Observations

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The official website of 27e. This guide details the observed data storage and tracking for the Ferry Locks demo. It distinguishes local virtual coin mechanics from unverified external services.

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Local Storage and Wallet

The demo saves your whole coin balance, fractional hundredths carry, and a pending round flag in the browser's localStorage. Reloading the page discards any unfinished round without refund, but your coin balance persists. Controls reset on reload, and the minimum stake is ten coins. The wallet uses manual idle refill when the balance drops below ten coins, setting the balance to one thousand coins rather than adding that amount.

The site loads Google Fonts and sends data to Statinside analytics, including a counter and hit requests. Three external buttons for Login, Register, and Play navigate to pdbx.click, but their affiliation with the demo is not verified. These buttons appear on activation and lead to unverified destination services. The demo itself requires no account and has no deposit or withdrawal system.

Audience and Data Claims

The intended audience is eighteen or older, though no enforced age gate is observed. The demo uses virtual coins with no cash value. No account creation proves anonymity or minimal data processing. Observed fields are limited to the wallet and round state. Google Fonts usage does not establish a complete network request list, and server retention or encryption guarantees are not evidenced.

Frequently asked questions

Is the demo anonymous?

The demo requires no account, but it still stores data in localStorage and sends analytics data. Lack of a sign-in form does not prove full anonymity or no tracking.

Who owns the external buttons?

The Login, Register, and Play buttons link to pdbx.click. Their affiliation with the Ferry Locks demo provider is not verified.