Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 2, 2026. This page covers Raidora (https://raidora.click) only: what information exists at all when you use the board, who touches it, and the switches you hold. The summary fits in one breath — we run no accounts and build no profiles; the records that do exist are generated by the delivery, advertising and game-supply machinery described below.

Accounts: none, by design

You cannot register here, because there is nothing to register for. Raidora never requests your name, an email address, a password or payment details, and it keeps no database of players. Every mission on the board is open to whoever arrives at its page, which is precisely why so little data exists to write a policy about.

Delivery records

Pages reach you through Cloudflare. To route traffic and repel abuse, the network handles the standard metadata attached to any web request — your IP address, your browser and device class, which pages were requested and when. Those logs are Cloudflare's, kept under Cloudflare's own stated policies. On our side, nothing in them is used to single out, follow or profile an individual visitor.

Advertising cookies

The board is free because advertising pays for it, and advertising of the modern kind leans on cookies. When ads are served here, Google and the partners in its network may store cookies in your browser and consult them when deciding which advertisement to show — including cookies set during visits to entirely different websites, which is how an ad can seem to trail you across the internet. If you would rather it did not, Google Ads Settings is where personalised advertising gets switched off, and Google's Privacy & Terms pages explain Google's side of the handling.

Inside the frame, the supplier's rules

Pressing launch loads the game from Playgama's infrastructure (playgama.com) into an embedded frame on the page in front of you. While a game runs, Playgama may set cookies of its own and process data in line with the privacy policy it publishes on its own site; that document, not this one, governs activity inside the frame.

Your switches

Cookies sit in your browser, under your command: block them in settings, clear them whenever you like, or run the board in a private window. The board and every mission on it keep working with cookies refused — only the advertisements lose their tailoring and arrive generic. Questions about anything above: hello@raidora.click.