Privacy

Fan Wars Trivia is built to be played without handing over anything about yourself. There are no accounts, no sign-ups and no email addresses. This page explains the little we do keep, and why.

What we keep when you play

When you play a weekly quiz, the server keeps a record of that round: the sport, the week, the team you chose to play for (if any), your answers as right or wrong, your score, and the times you started and finished. When you finish, the round gets a random four-digit player code, so you can find your row on the board. That code is not linked to your name, because we never ask for it.

How one player per network is counted

To keep the leaderboard fair, only one round per network counts for each sport each week. To do that without storing your IP address, the server mixes your IP address with a secret value, the sport and the week, and keeps only the resulting hash. The IP address itself is never written down. Because the week is part of the mix, a hash from one week cannot be matched to the next.

What stays in your browser

Your browser keeps your own progress in local storage: this week's answers and score, so a page reload does not lose your round, and the team you last picked for each sport. This never leaves your device unless you play. You can clear it at any time by clearing this site's data in your browser.

Cookies, ads and analytics

We do not set advertising cookies, we do not show ads, and we do not sell or share any data. There are no analytics on the site today. If we add them, we will ask for your consent first and update this page before they go live.

Sharing your score

When you share a score or challenge a friend, the link carries your round's id so your friend sees your score. The score card image is made in your browser. Nothing is posted anywhere unless you post it yourself.

How long we keep it

Unfinished rounds from past weeks are deleted. Finished rounds stay so past weekly boards can be shown. They hold no name, no email and no IP address.

Hosting

The site runs on Cloudflare, which handles every request on our behalf and may keep short-lived technical logs to keep the service secure.

Changes

If anything here changes, this page will say so first. Last updated November 11, 2026.