Privacy Policy

Brief description of the purpose of the privacy policy

This Privacy Policy describes how the chicken road website collects, uses, and protects any personal information you provide while visiting or interacting with our pages. We built this site to be a resource - not a data harvesting machine. So this document is meant to be readable, not a wall of legal jargon. We’ll tell you what we collect, why, how long we keep it, and what you can do about it. If something’s unclear, just contact us.

Use of the information collected: to improve the site, optimize performance and analyze data

The information we collect is used to make chicken road game a better experience. Full stop. When someone visits the site, standard server logs capture things like IP addresses, browser types, referring URLs, and timestamps. That’s pretty much universal across any website. We use that data to understand traffic patterns - which pages are popular, where people drop off, what content actually helps people.

If you voluntarily submit your email address through any contact form on the site, we use it only to respond to your message. We don’t add you to marketing lists without explicit permission. We don’t cross-reference your email with third-party databases. That kind of thing is just not something we do.

Analytics tools we use - primarily Google Analytics as of 2026 - process aggregated, anonymized data. We can see that, say, 400 people visited a specific page on a Tuesday, but we can’t see who specifically did it. That’s intentional. It gives us what we need without overstepping.

Description of measures taken to protect personal data

We take data security seriously, even though this site isn’t a transactional platform. Here’s what’s in place. The site runs on HTTPS, meaning all data transmitted between your browser and our server is encrypted. Our hosting infrastructure uses firewalls and access controls - only authorized personnel can touch backend systems. We don’t store payment information because we don’t process payments. That eliminates a whole category of risk right there.

Any third-party services we integrate are vetted for their own security practices. We don’t just plug in any random tool. And internally, access to any collected data is limited to people who genuinely need it to do their jobs. If a security incident ever occurred that affected personal data, we’d notify affected users promptly - within 72 hours where legally required.

Use of cookies

Cookies play a role in how this site functions. We use them for analytics, performance monitoring, and basic functionality. For a full breakdown of cookie types, durations, and your opt-out options, check our Cookie Policy - it covers everything in detail. The short version: we use first-party and some third-party cookies, you can control them through your browser settings, and we don’t use cookies to build advertising profiles on you.

Users’ ability to view, modify or delete their personal information

If you’ve submitted personal information to us - via a contact form, for instance - you have the right to ask what we have, request corrections, or ask us to delete it entirely. These are legitimate rights, and we honor them.

To make a request, just email us at contact@chickenroad-app-login.com with “Data Request” in the subject line. Tell us what you’re looking for or what you’d like us to do. We’ll verify your identity (just to make sure we’re talking to the right person) and then handle the request, typically within 30 days. No runaround, no bureaucratic stalling.

If you’re located in the EU or EEA, you also have rights under GDPR - including the right to data portability and the right to lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority if you feel we’ve mishandled your data.

Contact information

For any privacy-related questions, requests, or concerns, contact us at:

Email: contact@chickenroad-app-login.com

We read every message and take privacy concerns seriously. Response time is usually within 3 business days.

Effective date

This Privacy Policy is effective as of January 1, 2026. We’ll update it when our practices change or when applicable law requires it. The effective date at the bottom of the page will always reflect the most recent revision. Check back if you want to stay current.