Privacy Policy - Click Quest
What Click Quest stores, what stays in your browser, and how to have your data removed.
Last updated: November 15, 2026
Click Quest: Deep Dig is a browser game that does not ask you for an account, an email address or a password. This page describes exactly what the site stores and where it stays.
Your game progress stays in your browser
Ore, pickaxe levels, drill levels, dive layers and your saved settings are kept in your own browser's local storage. They are not uploaded and they are not attached to any identity. If you clear your browser data, use a different browser or open the site on another device, the game starts a fresh mine — because there is nothing on our side to restore.
The leaderboard
The game has a public board of total ore mined. To rank a score the site needs to tell one anonymous player apart from another, so it sets a small cookie holding a random identifier. Submitting a score sends three things: that identifier, the nickname you choose and your score. No email, no account, no profile.
Comments
If you write a comment, the text and the name you type are stored on the server and shown publicly on the page. Comments are plain text: links are rejected. Do not put anything private in a comment, because comments are visible to everyone. You can ask for a comment to be removed through the contact page, and comments that break the rules in the Terms of Use may be removed without notice.
Aggregate traffic numbers
The site counts page views and game starts to know which pages work. Those numbers are aggregate: page, referrer, country and device type. They are not used to build a profile of you and are not sold or shared for advertising.
Cookies
The site itself uses one cookie, the anonymous player identifier described above. Your browser's local storage holds your save file. There are no advertising or third-party tracking cookies on this site.
Hosting
The site is served through Cloudflare, which processes requests in order to deliver pages. Standard server logs such as IP address and request time exist for that purpose and are handled under Cloudflare's own policies.
Children
Click Quest does not require an account and collects no personal information beyond an optional nickname on the leaderboard or in a comment. The game is suitable for a general audience, and if you are below the age where you can consent to data processing in your country, please play without commenting or submitting a score.
Your choices
- Clear your save: erase site data in your browser settings. That deletes the mine and the anonymous identifier.
- Remove a comment or a leaderboard entry: write through the contact page with the page address and the nickname you used.
- Ask a question about this policy: use the same contact route.
Changes
If what the site stores changes — for example if advertising is added — this page will be updated and the date at the top will change. The current version always describes what the live site actually does.