Privacy policy
No personal data is collected. The game never contacts a server; saves and settings stay on your device.
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What is collected
Nothing. SysAdmin Crisis has no accounts, no sign-in, no profiles and no telemetry. It never asks for your name, your email address or your age, and it would have nowhere to put them if it did.
There is no analytics SDK, no advertising SDK and no crash reporting SDK in either the web or the mobile build. That is enforced by the build itself: game code is not permitted to make network requests, and the test suite fails if any of it tries.
What stays on your device
The game keeps four kinds of thing locally: the shift in progress, your campaign progress and reputation, your local high score table, and your settings — language, font size, high contrast and the sound switches. On the web these live in your browser's own storage; on mobile they live in the app's private storage.
None of it is transmitted anywhere. Clearing your browser storage, or uninstalling the app, deletes all of it permanently — there is no copy elsewhere for anyone to restore from.
Network activity
Once loaded, the game makes no network requests at all. You can check that claim yourself: put the device in airplane mode and every feature still works.
The web version does need the network for one thing — downloading the page and the game files the first time you visit, and updating them later. That request goes to whoever hosts the site and, like any web request, involves your IP address, the address you asked for and your browser's user agent. Ordinary server logs of that kind are kept for operational reasons only; they are not tied to a profile, because no profile exists.
Third parties
There are none. No fonts pulled from another domain, no maps, no embedded video, no share widgets, no consent platform. Nothing on these pages talks to a server other than the one that served them.
Deleting what is stored
In a browser, clear site data for this site from your browser settings — the save, the scores and the settings all go with it. On mobile, uninstalling the app removes them. If you would rather keep a copy first, export your save from the settings screen; the export is a JSON file that stays on your device unless you move it yourself.
Children
The game collects nothing from anyone, so there is no age gate and no parental consent flow to work through. There is also nothing to buy, nobody to chat with and no way for a player to publish anything.
Changes to this policy
If the game ever starts doing something this page does not describe, this page changes first and the date above changes with it. Anything that would require collecting data would be a new product decision announced in the release notes — not a quiet edit here.
Questions
Ask by email; the address is on the contact page, and it is the only channel this project has.
Written in plain language on purpose. It describes how the game actually behaves; it is not legal advice.