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ZeroFog beta — privacy

Effective: November 13, 2026. ZeroFog is an early beta that generates gaming answers using the OpenAI API and web search.

What we record

When you submit a valid search, we record your question, selected game, F2P/Spender/Whale category, fun/grind preference, timestamp, and referral source (such as a campaign label or referring domain). To help count distinct sessions, we also generate a random session ID stored in this browser tab for the session. We do not ask for your name, email, game account, actual spending amount, or passwords.

What happens to your question

We send your question, selected game, spending category, and playstyle to OpenAI through its API to generate an answer using web search. OpenAI states that API data is not used to train or improve its models by default. OpenAI may retain prompts and responses in abuse-monitoring logs for up to 30 days, with longer retention possible when required by law or reasonably needed to protect its services or others. We set the Responses API request to store: false; this does not disable abuse-monitoring retention. See OpenAI's API data controls for details. ZeroFog does not store generated answers in its search database. We do not automatically email you or guarantee that every question will receive an answer. We do not sell the submitted data.

Storage and retention

Search submissions are intended for a private Cloudflare D1 database used for pilot evaluation. We will review and remove unnecessary raw submissions after the pilot rather than treating them as a permanent player history. Cloudflare may process ordinary technical request logs as the hosting provider; the ZeroFog search database does not record your IP address.

Protect your privacy

Please don't include identifying, financial, health, account-access, or other sensitive information in a gaming question. A search may be recorded even if we cannot return an answer, so an error message does not necessarily mean no data was processed. Avoid submitting the same question again unless you want another search attempt.