Last updated: October 2026
In short
- There are no accounts, no ads, and no analytics or tracking in the game.
- Games against the computer, or against a friend on the same PC, never leave your device.
- Online games send only what is needed to play to the game server, which keeps it in memory for the length of the match and does not save it.
What the game keeps on your PC
The game saves your settings in a file on your PC, so they are the same next time: sound and music volume, difficulty, the side and mode you last picked, the number of goats, the game server address, and the name you use for online games. This file is not sent anywhere. The only part of it that ever leaves your PC is your name, when you play online.
Online games
When you host or join an online game, the game connects to a game server run by the developer. It sends the server:
- the name you entered (up to 24 characters, or "Player" if you left it blank),
- the room code, the side you'd like to play and the number of goats,
- your moves, undo requests and answers to your opponent's undo requests,
- chat messages (up to 500 characters each) and emoji reactions.
The server passes these on to your opponent, who sees your name, your moves and your messages. It keeps each match in memory only while it is being played, and does not save names, moves or messages to disk or to a database. When either player leaves or disconnects, the match is deleted. Like most servers, it may keep basic technical logs, such as when it started and any errors, which do not include your chat messages.
Connections to the game server pass through Cloudflare, which delivers the traffic. Cloudflare handles technical information such as your IP address to do that, under the Cloudflare privacy policy.
Chat is not monitored or filtered. Share room codes only with people you know, and don't put personal information in your name or messages.
Microsoft Store and Windows
The game is sold through the Microsoft Store. Microsoft handles purchases and downloads, and Windows may collect information such as installs and crash reports, under the Microsoft Privacy Statement. The developer only sees summary reports from Microsoft, such as the number of downloads and crashes.
Sharing
The developer does not sell, rent or share your information, and does not use it for advertising.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new date.
Contact
If you have any questions about privacy in Tigers vs Goats - Traditional Bagchal Game, email support@sfiles.app.