Privacy Policy (English)

Last updated: August 16, 2026

"אבן נייר ומספריים" (the "Game") is operated by Alfonso Solutions Inc ("we"). Contact: office@alfonsosolutions.com.

What we collect

• Anonymous account ID — a random identifier created automatically the first time you play online. No name, email, phone number, or other identifying details.
• Ninja nickname — a name you choose (type your own or take a random suggestion); it passes an automatic content filter and is shown to your opponent during a match.
• Match data — moves and results of online matches, keyed to the anonymous ID.
• Chat messages — the text you type to your opponent during an online match. It travels through our server and is shown only to that opponent. See "In-match chat" below.
• Technical server logs — our infrastructure provider temporarily records technical data (such as IP address) for security and operations only.
• Usage analytics — the Game uses Google Analytics for Firebase to record anonymous usage events (screens opened, matches started and finished, crashes) together with a random app-instance identifier and an approximate location derived from a masked IP address. This data is aggregated to improve the Game and is not used to identify you or to build an advertising profile.

This version of the Game contains no advertising and no in-app purchases, and does not track you across other apps or websites. If a future version adds advertising or purchases, this policy will be updated first and the change will be described in the release notes.

Purpose and sharing

Data is used to run online matches (pairing players, showing your nickname to your opponent, delivering your chat messages to that opponent, keeping match state), to act on reports of objectionable content, and to understand how the Game is used. Match and account data is stored with Supabase (our cloud processor; servers may be located outside Israel, in the EU); anonymous usage events are processed by Google (Firebase) as our processor, on servers outside Israel. We never sell or share data with third parties for marketing. Your opponent sees your nickname and the messages you send them in that match; no other player sees either.

In-match chat

During an online match you can send short text messages to your opponent. A message is the text you type: it is sent through our server, passes a filter that masks blocked words, and is shown only to your opponent in that match. Chat exists only inside a live match — none before matchmaking pairs you, none afterwards, no lobby, no direct messages, and no conversation list to return to.

We keep no chat archive: there is no transcript table. Messages do travel through the match event log — the same log that carries the moves in real time — and an hourly housekeeping job clears it within about 24 hours of the match ending.

If another player reports you, we keep that report and a snapshot of the messages attached to it so we can act on it. We keep it for up to 90 days after it is resolved, and then delete it. Deleting your account removes your name from the report but does not delete the report itself.

Security, retention and deletion

All traffic is encrypted (HTTPS/TLS). Data is kept while the account exists and deleted with it, except reports of objectionable content, which follow the schedule under "In-match chat" above. Delete your account anytime in-app: Settings → Delete Account (permanently removes the profile, nickname, match data, and the auth account), or email us. Details: account deletion page.

Your rights

Your data is collected and processed by Alfonso Solutions Inc, a company incorporated in the United States. Wherever you live, we give every player the right to access the data we hold about them, to have it corrected, and to have it deleted. You can delete your account at any time from inside the game (Settings → Delete Account) or by contacting us at the address above.

Children

The Game is not directed at children under 13 and knowingly collects no identifying data from them. What is collected is a random identifier, a nickname the player chooses (automatically filtered), and the content of any messages they choose to send an opponent in an online match (also filtered). Every message has a report button, and a player can be blocked at any time.