A shady APK asks for your contacts, your SMS and the right to draw over other apps. Reading Chicken Road Real App Check asks for none of those things. Below, the same permission-by-permission scrutiny we apply to suspicious files is turned on this website: what it touches, who keeps it, and how you can ask about it.
Nothing to register, nothing to profile
You will not find a sign-up box, login screen or newsletter form anywhere on these pages. We have no use for your name, mobile number, address or identity documents, and we do not try to work them out. The one route by which personal details can reach us is an email you decide to send; it is used to answer you and is deleted once the exchange has served its purpose.
The access log our host writes
The site sits on a hosting provider’s servers, and those servers note every request automatically, as web servers everywhere do. Each entry carries the requesting IP address, a browser and device description, the address of the page and a timestamp. The host keeps these records for a limited stretch so that attacks can be spotted and broken pages traced, then rotates them out. We never stitch log lines together to put a name to a visitor.
Your age answer stays on your handset
Tapping the 18+ button stores a small flag in your browser’s local storage, which is why the age question does not pop up on every page. A flag in local storage is not a cookie; it never travels to our server, and wiping it is as easy as clearing site data – the steps sit in our cookie policy.
Outside services on our pages
- Demo frame: InOut Games streams the playable game straight from its own infrastructure. Any technical data that frame handles falls under the studio’s policies rather than this one.
- Casino links: clicking an outbound casino link hands you over to a separate company. What you type into its registration or deposit screens is governed by that operator’s privacy policy.
Personal data is never sold, rented or swapped by us. No analytics package, advertising pixel or tracking script has been installed on this site.
Requests under the DPDP Act
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 lets you find out what personal data an organisation keeps about you, ask for corrections or erasure, and withdraw consent you gave earlier. Given how little we hold, a request is usually quick to answer: write to [email protected] and mention something that helps us find it, such as the day you emailed.
If this policy changes
Should we ever add a new service that alters how information is handled, this page will be rewritten before that service goes live, and the date below will show it. Rules about using the site in general live in the terms of use.
Last updated: Sep 18, 2026.