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Cookie and Tracking Notice

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Cookie and Tracking Notice

This notice explains how Find the Difference may use cookies, local storage, and similar technologies on the website, and how related technologies may be used in the apps.

Applies to website and mobile appsLast updated: May 24, 2026
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1. Essential Technologies

The service may use browser storage, app storage, cookies, or similar technologies that are technically necessary to operate core features such as login state, security, language preferences, settings, cached content, gameplay continuity, purchase restoration, and service functionality.

2. Current Core Uses

  • Remembering language, audio, and interface preferences.
  • Caching gameplay or progress-related data to improve continuity and performance.
  • Supporting account sessions, billing flows, and restore or sign-in related processes.
  • Operating community, upload, security, and anti-abuse related features.

3. Analytics, Advertising, and Similar Tools

The website may use Google AdSense and related Google advertising technologies. The mobile apps may use Google AdMob, Appodeal, and related advertising technologies. These services may use cookies, mobile advertising identifiers, SDK-generated identifiers, device information, IP-related information, and interaction data to deliver, measure, limit, and personalize ads.

In regions where consent or platform permission is required, non-essential advertising, analytics, personalization, or tracking technologies should only be used after the relevant consent or permission has been collected through a consent-management flow, app prompt, or platform control. If you decline or withdraw consent, ads may still be shown but should be less personalized where required.

4. Third-Party Features

If you use third-party sign-in, billing, hosted media, AI generation, infrastructure, advertising, or embedded functionality, those providers may use their own technical identifiers or storage technologies in connection with the requested feature. Their own terms and privacy notices may also apply.

5. Your Choices

You can usually control cookies, browser storage, advertising identifiers, and similar technologies through your browser settings, device settings, app settings, consent dialog, or platform privacy controls. Blocking or deleting essential technologies may cause parts of the service to stop working correctly.