Privacy Policy

1. Welcome to the Enclave

Dwarf Mine Rush respects your privacy as you delve into our free entertainment platform. This policy outlines how we handle data in accordance with the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020. By spinning the Gemforge Reels or dropping into Magma Drop, you agree to these practices.

2. Information We Collect

Because we require no accounts or registrations, we collect minimal data. We primarily gather anonymous gameplay metrics, such as how many Luminite Shards are wagered in Cavern Blast, and basic device information to ensure our steampunk mechanics load correctly.

3. Purpose of Collection

The data we collect is solely used to power your experience at Dwarf Mine Rush. We use it to maintain your temporary Luminite Shard balance during your session, optimize game performance, and ensure our site meets Google Ads Social Casino certification standards.

4. Storage and Security

Your temporary data is stored locally on your device via browser storage. We employ robust, iron-clad encryption standards to protect any analytical data transmitted to our servers. We do not store personally identifiable information as we do not ask for it.

5. Access and Correction Rights

Under the Privacy Act 2020, you have the right to ask for a copy of any personal information we hold about you. Because Dwarf Mine Rush operates without user accounts, simply clearing your browser cache will erase your specific session data and reset your Luminite Shards.

6. Disclosure to Third Parties

We do not sell your data for real gold or any other currency. We only share anonymized analytics with trusted partners who help us run the Dwarf Mine Rush servers and monitor site health.

7. Cross-Border Data Transfers

While our dwarven enclave is spiritually based in New Zealand, some server data may be processed overseas. We ensure all international data handling complies with New Zealand privacy standards.

8. Making a Complaint

If you feel your privacy has been breached while visiting Dwarf Mine Rush, please contact us immediately. You also have the right to raise concerns with the New Zealand Office of the Privacy Commissioner.