6E Club Privacy Policy: Your Game Data Stays on Your Phone
Updated · Help from the 6E Club web app
This privacy policy covers the 6E Club web app and the guides on this site. The app was designed so that we never receive your account, your coins or your picks. Below you will find what is kept, where it is kept, who can see it and how to remove it. This version is dated 24 October 2026.
This Policy in Five Lines
- Your account, coins, picks and Club level live only in your own browser storage.
- What gets saved for your password is a salted SHA-256 hash, never the password itself.
- The game sends nothing about you to our server, because there is no game server.
- The site shows no ads, runs no analytics and sets no cookies of its own.
- You can wipe all of it yourself, at any moment, in a few taps.
What Sits on Your Device
When you sign up, the app writes a few small records to your browser's localStorage, a private storage area each website gets on your phone. Mozilla explains what localStorage is and how browsers handle it. Every record this app writes has a name starting with e6app:v1:, so it is easy to spot in a browser's developer tools.
| Record | What it holds | Why it is needed | Stored under |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account list | Username, a random salt and the password hash | To check your password when you sign in | e6app:v1:users |
| Signed-in user | Which username is open on this browser | So you do not sign in on every visit | e6app:v1:session |
| Coin balance | Your current play coins | To show and update the balance after each result | e6app:v1:u: |
| My picks | Your last 200 picks and their results | For the history list in each room | e6app:v1:u: |
| Club level | A count of rounds you have played | To show your badge, from Starter to Diamond | e6app:v1:u: |
Records marked e6app:v1:u: are followed by your username, so each account on a shared phone keeps its own coins and history. None of these records leave the phone. They do not sync to a second phone, a laptop or even another browser on the same phone.
How Your Password Is Protected
The app never keeps the password you type. It adds a random value (the salt) to it and runs the result through SHA-256, a hash function that cannot be run backwards. Only that output is saved. At sign-in, the same steps run again and the two outputs are compared.
The flip side: nobody, including us, can tell you a forgotten password or reset it. The fix is to make a new free account.
What Never Reaches Us
The sign-up form does not ask for your name, phone number, email, address, ID, bank details or UPI ID, so none of that is collected. There are no payments, so there is no payment data either.
As of the date above, this site uses no advertising networks, no analytics or tracking scripts, no social media pixels and no cookies set by the site itself. If that ever changes, this page will say so before the change goes live.
Cloudflare and Request Logs
The pages are delivered by Cloudflare. When your phone asks for a page, Cloudflare may record ordinary request details, such as your IP address, your browser type and the time, to keep the site fast and to stop attacks. Those details belong to the delivery of the page, not to your game account, which never travels with the request.
Links to other websites, such as government helplines, open in a new tab. Those sites follow their own privacy rules.
The Home-Screen App
Installing 6E Club to your home screen does not add any new data collection. The installed app uses the same kind of on-device storage as the browser and still sends nothing about you to us. On Android, the installed app and Chrome share one storage area. On iPhone, a web app on the home screen keeps its own storage, separate from Safari, so an account made in one does not appear in the other. The steps for installing the 6E Club app on your phone explain this in more detail.
Wiping Your Data
You can remove everything yourself. There is no request to send and no wait.
- In the game: sign in and tap Delete account. This erases that account, its coins, its Club level and its picks from the device.
- In browser settings: clear the site data (cookies and site data) for this site. This removes every 6E Club account stored in that browser.
- On iPhone: the home-screen app has its own storage, so delete the account inside the installed app too, or remove the app from your home screen.
Once removed, nothing can be restored, because no copy exists anywhere else. A private or incognito tab clears its own data when you close it. The sign-up guide for 6E Club shows how to start again if you change your mind.
Under-18s
Only adults may use the app. A tick box at sign-up records that you are 18 or older, and nobody under 18 should use it. Parents who share a phone with a child can remove an account with the steps above, and the Screen Time settings on iPhone can limit which sites a child opens.
Updates to This Policy
If what the app stores or how the site is hosted changes, this page is rewritten and the date at the top moves. The current version is dated 24 October 2026. For the rules on how the app may be used, see the house rules for the 6E Club app. For how to reach us while the inbox is being set up, see the 6E Club contact page, or go back to the 6E Club free web app.