Plain-language policy

Lexora Privacy

No account is required. Lexora stores progress on your device and uses a random anonymous player ID to validate daily puzzles.

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Scope and last update

This policy applies to the Lexora website at lexora.games and the Lexora Android app, published by Lexora. It was last updated on August 22, 2026.

Stored on your device

Game progress, wins, streaks, completed dates, privacy choices, and a random anonymous player ID are stored locally in your browser or app storage. The ID is generated from secure random bytes and does not contain your name, email address, or account details. Clearing Lexora’s site data or app storage removes this local history and ID.

Puzzle service and validation

Lexora sends the anonymous player ID to lexora.games when loading and validating puzzles, requesting tips, and recording broad game events. The server derives a one-way keyed binding for signed game-state and rewarded-tip records. The raw ID is not placed in puzzle URLs, public puzzle data, signed tokens, or the aggregate analytics database.

Anonymous game events

The Lexora server may count game starts, completions, failures, shares, and tip use by game, UTC event date, puzzle date, edition, and content version. These records support game operation, abuse prevention, and aggregate product measurement. Lexora does not store your guesses, traced paths, name, or email address with these events.

Advertising in the Android app

The Android app uses Google Mobile Ads to show a banner after a game result and an optional rewarded ad when you choose to earn an extra tip. Google’s SDK may collect or share approximate location inferred from an IP address, app interactions, diagnostic information, and device or advertising identifiers for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. Data is encrypted in transit.

Where required, Google’s consent form lets you choose personalized or limited ads and reopen privacy options later. Limited ads do not remove advertising. Lexora does not send puzzle answers, guesses, traced paths, your anonymous Lexora player ID, name, or email address to Google for ad targeting. Learn more in Google’s Privacy Policy.

Optional Google Analytics on the website

Google Analytics is used on the website, not in the Android app, and loads only after you select “Allow analytics.” When allowed, Lexora measures page visits and broad game actions. The standard web tag may process device and browser details, approximate location, session information, and a first-party Analytics identifier. Lexora does not send its anonymous player ID, puzzle content, guesses, answers, traced paths, names, or email addresses to Google Analytics.

You can reopen “Analytics choices” in the website footer and select “No thanks.” Advertising storage, ad user data, ad personalization, and Google signals remain disabled in the website analytics integration.

Retention and control

Local progress remains until you clear Lexora’s app storage or browser site data. Aggregate event counts do not identify an individual player. Short-lived signed game state and rewarded-tip records are retained only as needed to operate the service, prevent duplicate rewards, investigate abuse, and meet legal obligations.

No account or sale of data

Lexora does not require or offer an account, so there is no account profile to delete and progress is not synchronized across devices. Lexora does not sell personal information or use individual puzzle activity to build a personal gameplay profile.

Contact

For privacy questions or requests, email taqgames@gmail.com. Please do not include puzzle answers or sensitive personal information in your message.