GDPR Privacy Notice

1. Controller and contact

Infinite Puzzles is the operator of the website infipuzz.com, administered from India. For data-protection requests related to the website, contact contact@infipuzz.com. We will review the substance of your message and the role played by the website and any relevant provider.

Our Privacy Policy explains the main processing activities and this notice provides region-specific details. Different providers, such as Google Analytics or a hosting provider, may also act in their own legal capacities for certain processing.

2. Personal data potentially processed

The website does not currently require a user account for playing its seven browser-based games. Nonetheless, personal data can be collected without a login. Categories of data that may be processed include:

• Contact information: Your email address, message, and any optional name or subject you submit to the Contact page.
• Technical and security details: IP address, requested URL, timestamps, device and browser details, and website or server logs.
• Analytics: The website currently uses Google Analytics through Site Kit by Google, which may process events, identifiers, approximate location, page activity, and technical information.
• Browser storage: Cookies or locally stored values used by site services and any game feature that implements storage.

We do not request special-category personal data to access the games. Please do not include medical, financial, biometric, or similarly sensitive information in messages to us.

3. Purposes and possible lawful bases

The GDPR requires a lawful basis for processing personal data. Which basis is appropriate depends on the activity and relevant legal context:

• Legitimate interests: Serving and securing website pages, maintaining basic functionality, preventing misuse, and troubleshooting technical problems, subject to the required balancing assessment.
• Legitimate interests or steps requested by you: Reviewing and responding to voluntary messages, depending on the content and context of the inquiry.
• Consent: Non-essential analytics cookies or similar tracking technologies where applicable law requires prior consent. Consent must be obtained through a valid process rather than inferred merely from visiting this page.
• Legal obligations: Preserving or disclosing information where required by applicable law.

4. Rights you may exercise

Subject to applicable legal requirements, exceptions, and identity verification, you may have rights to:

• Be informed about how your personal data is used.
• Access a copy or description of personal data that is being processed.
• Correct inaccurate or incomplete personal data.
• Request erasure when the legal conditions are met.
• Restrict processing in certain circumstances.
• Object to certain processing based on legitimate interests.
• Receive portable data where the applicable conditions are met.
• Withdraw consent when consent is the relevant legal basis, without affecting prior lawful processing.

These rights are not absolute. We may need to retain some information for legal, security, or evidentiary reasons. If you contact us, please identify whether your request concerns an email message, contact-form submission, or another identifiable record.

We will aim to respond within the period required by applicable law, ordinarily one month for GDPR requests, subject to lawful extensions. Because games do not currently require accounts, it may not be possible to match an anonymous game session to a specific individual.

Official guidance is available from the European Commission.

5. Automated decisions and profiling

Our game scripts check guesses, arrange puzzles, and calculate entertainment scores. We do not use those scores to make decisions about eligibility for employment, credit, healthcare, or similarly significant outcomes. The Site does not claim to perform automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects on visitors.

Website analytics may measure visit trends and interactions. Analytics measurements are not the same as a professional individual assessment and may involve processing by the analytics provider.

6. Providers and international transfers

The website is operated from India and uses services that may process information outside the EEA or UK. Hosting systems, email providers, and Google may operate in multiple countries. International transfers can require particular safeguards or legal mechanisms, depending on the service and destination.

This page does not claim that all transfers occur in one country or that a specific transfer mechanism has been verified for every provider. Requests about particular processing and transfer arrangements can be sent to our contact email. Providers’ own documentation may contain more detail about their safeguards.

7. Retention and data security

We keep personal information for periods reasonably related to its purpose. Contact messages may remain while being reviewed and for a limited follow-up or recordkeeping period. Hosting logs, analytics events, and backups can have different retention configurations. The Site does not promise one deletion date for every category of data.

We take practical measures to protect the website, but online transmission and storage are not guaranteed to be completely secure. Avoid submitting sensitive material unnecessarily.

8. Cookies and your choices

Analytics and website technologies may use cookies, browser storage, or similar identifiers. Read the Cookie Policy for details, including browser-based controls and the currently identified analytics integration. Under relevant ePrivacy and GDPR rules, notices do not replace technical controls required for non-essential tracking.

If legally required cookie-consent controls are introduced, they should provide a way to make and revisit choices. Until then, browser settings may offer some control but are not a substitute for a compliant consent mechanism operated by the website.

9. Complaints and further help

If you are not satisfied with our handling of a privacy issue, you may be able to complain to the relevant data protection supervisory authority in your jurisdiction. For EEA residents, this may be the authority in the country of your usual residence or another competent authority. UK residents can consult the Information Commissioner’s Office.

We welcome the opportunity to review a concern first, but contacting us does not prevent you from exercising regulatory or legal rights.

10. Updates to this notice

We may update this notice when legal requirements, website features, processing purposes, or vendors change. The date above identifies the latest published revision. See our Privacy Policy for general information and our Contact page for inquiries.