WEB 1.1 · PRE-RELEASE
Privacy Policy
Version 1.1 · 28 August 2026
Vučko Account
Web 1.1 provides an optional pre-release Vučko Account. When you sign in, the service stores your email address, leaderboard nickname, account status, account creation date and recent login information needed to operate and secure the account.
Email login codes
Login uses a six-digit, time-limited code sent to the email address you provide. The service stores a cryptographic hash of the temporary code, not the readable code itself. Login request metadata may include IP address and browser user-agent information for rate limiting and security.
Sessions
After successful sign-in, the website uses a secure HTTP-only session cookie. Server-side session records include a cryptographic token hash, expiry time and basic security metadata. Session cookies are used for account functionality rather than advertising.
Game license and devices
The database is prepared to store future Full Game entitlement status and up to three personal device activations. Device identifiers are intended to be stored only as keyed cryptographic hashes, together with a user-friendly device name, platform and activation/last-seen timestamps. Full Game purchasing is not active in Web 1.1.
Leaderboard data
The service is prepared to store score, level, time, medals, snowflakes and checkpoint split data associated with a Vučko Account. Verified score submission remains disabled until the Android validation and anti-cheat protocol is implemented.
Payments
Web 1.1 does not accept payments. Before commercial checkout is enabled, this policy will be updated to identify the payment/Merchant of Record provider and explain the information exchanged with that provider.
Children and family use
The commercial release will require additional age-appropriate privacy review and any controls required by applicable app-store rules and laws in the markets where the game is offered.
Data requests and contact
A public support/contact channel and account deletion workflow will be added before commercial release. Until then, Web 1.1 should be treated as a technical pre-release service rather than the final commercial account platform.