Your answers stay in your browser

Your quiz answers are scored in your browser and never leave your device. There is no account, no cookie, and no network request carrying your choices. No answer ever enters a URL, a query string, an analytics event, or a beacon.

Opening the full board means leaving this site and coming back, and answers held in memory would not survive that trip. So at the moment you tap "Open the full board", and not before, this site writes one thing into your browser's session storage for that tab: which page to return you to, and the options you chose.

That entry never leaves your device, is not readable by any other site, and is still not a URL, a cookie or a network request — it is what lets your board be waiting for you when you come back. Your browser deletes it when you close the tab, and if you never open an offer nothing is ever written.

Page views are counted, so we know which pages people reach and whether the site works at all. That count records the page address, the site that linked you here, your approximate country and your screen size. It sets no cookie, writes nothing to your device, and builds no profile or identifier that could follow you to another site or to a later visit.

It never receives your answers. Not your family scores, not your modifier positions, not the gate you landed on — none of it is passed to anything that measures, which is what keeps the statement above literal. The only action counted is the tap that opens the sponsored offer, and it is counted as a number with nothing attached to it.

The content locker is a third-party service that shows an offer when you choose to open the full board. It does not see your quiz answers, because those never leave your browser. It only sees that you chose to open the offer.