Privacy
Updated on 17 October 2026.
This page covers this site and the Buur Ludo Android app. The game is played on the phone. There is no account to create.
The site
The pages present the game. There is no ad banner. Two forms let you leave information:
- the beta sign-up: first name, last name, email, phone, and the phone you use (Android, iOS, or both);
- an encouragement: the emoji you pick, and, only if you give them, a message and your name.
This information is stored so the team can contact beta testers and read messages of support. It is not shown publicly: the site only shows how many times each emoji was chosen. It is not sold.
A request to delete it can be sent from the Contact page as soon as a way to write there is listed.
To see where visits come from and what people do on these pages, the site sends events to Mixpanel, on the same European servers as the game. An anonymous identifier is kept in the browser. It contains neither a name nor an email. Form contents are not sent to Mixpanel.
These events describe the visit:
- the page opened, the language, the screen type and the time zone;
- the source: referring site, campaign or link that led here;
- scrolling, sections seen, clicks in the menu, buttons and footer;
- the menu music: play, pause, next track;
- reaching the download area, and the click to a store on the day one exists;
- sending a form, without the text that was typed.
From the connection, Mixpanel places the visit approximately, by country or city.
The app is not offered for download yet.
What stays on the phone
The game, the settings and the names you give players stay in the app.
- the game in progress, so you can resume it;
- sound, vibration and the other settings;
- player names, if they were changed.
Those names are not sent. Uninstalling the app erases what it kept on the device.
Advertising
The game shows Google ads (AdMob): a banner during the game, and sometimes a screen between two games. The app can read the Android advertising identifier so Google can choose an ad.
You can limit personalized ads in your phone settings, or reset the advertising identifier. Google describes this processing in its own policy.
Audience measurement
To understand how the game is used, the app sends events to Mixpanel, whose servers used here are in the European Union. The identifier is a number created on the device. It includes neither your name nor a Google account.
These events describe the game, not the person:
- app open and session length;
- mode chosen, rules, captures, end of game;
- phone language, system, app version;
- approximate local time and time-zone offset.
If the network is missing, events wait on the device for at most thirty days, then leave as soon as the connection returns.
What the game does not do
- no account, no password, no in-app purchase;
- no access to your contacts, photos or location;
- the name you gave a player is not sent.