Little Nightmares

"Please note that this Privacy Policy may be amended or supplemented by PLAYDIGIOUS at any time, particularly to comply with any legislative, regulatory, jurisprudential or technological developments. In such cases, the date of the update will be clearly shown at the start of this Policy."

Playdigious reserves the right to change the privacy policy at any time with no requirement for user notification or consent — only the update date changes on the page.

"We are assisted by other service providers (sub-contractors) to fulfil our obligations. The following categories of recipients may receive data: IT service providers, Marketing service providers, Analysis specialists. Personal data is also only sent to other affiliates if there is a legal basis for this and if necessary for any of the purposes mentioned above."

Personal data is shared with marketing service providers and analysis specialists, and the policy names only broad categories rather than specific recipients, making it hard for users to know who actually receives their data.

"This website uses Google Analytics, a website analysis solution from Google Inc. Google Analytics uses "cookies", which are text files placed on the user's terminal in order to analyse the use of the website by users. The information generated by cookies concerning the use of this website by users is usually transmitted and stored on a Google server in the United States."

Google Analytics cookies track user browsing behavior and transmit data to Google's servers in the US, enabling cross-site tracking through Google's broader advertising and analytics ecosystem.

"The Data we are collecting are up to the following: IP address, The date and time of the visit, Content of the request (specific page), The type of browser and version used, The operating system and its interface, The language and version of the browser software, Http Headers, Pixel-specific Data, Button Click Data, Optional Values (conversion value, page type etc)"

The policy collects extensive device and browser fingerprinting data including HTTP headers, pixel-specific data, button click data, and OS details — some of which go beyond what is needed for basic website functionality.