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This privacy policy explains how supermarketchaos.com handles information when you read guides, open similar browser games, or email the editorial inbox. We aim to collect little personal data while still keeping the site online, secure, and measurable in aggregate.

Who Runs This Site

supermarketchaos.com is an independent fan publication. BunnyHop, BunnyHopHome, Steam, Valve, and other rights holders do not operate this privacy policy or the inbox behind it.

Privacy questions about this website only: hello@supermarketchaos.com. Account, purchase, or save problems inside the PC game belong with the developer or the store where you bought it.

What This Privacy Policy Covers

This privacy policy applies to browsing on this domain, loading third-party game windows we open for convenience, and messages you send to our editorial address. It does not rewrite Steam, YouTube, Cloudflare, Google, Microsoft, or any game host’s own notices.

If you leave for Steam, a studio site, or a game publisher’s page, their rules take over the moment you land there. Come back only for questions about what happened on our URLs.

Information We May Process

You can read guides without creating an account. Registration is not required. Most visits look like ordinary web traffic to a static fan site.

What This Privacy Policy Does Not Collect

We do not ask for a date of birth, payment card, Steam ID, or home address to read a guide. We do not run a login wall. If a form ever appears for a narrow editorial purpose, it will say why and what fields are optional.

Do not paste passwords, one-time codes, or full payment receipts into fan email. This privacy policy assumes you keep account secrets with the company that issued them.

Cookies and Similar Tools

Static pages may load with few or no persistent cookies. Analytics, videos, and third-party game windows often set cookies or local storage under their own rules.

You can block or clear cookies in the browser. Measurement and some players may then work poorly. Choosing stricter third-party cookie blocking is reasonable if you only came to read.

  • Essential host cookies: may keep a CDN or security challenge working
  • Optional analytics cookies: only if we enable a measurement vendor
  • Advertising cookies: only if display ads (such as Google AdSense) are enabled
  • Third-party cookies: set by video or game hosts when their windows load

Advertising, Google AdSense, and This Privacy Policy

If this site shows Google AdSense or similar display advertising, third-party vendors—including Google—may use cookies or similar technologies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this or other websites.

Google’s use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads based on your visits. You can opt out of personalized advertising by visiting Google’s Ads Settings. You can also visit aboutads.info for industry opt-out tools where available.

Vendors may collect data such as IP address, user agent, and cookie identifiers under their own privacy notices. This privacy policy does not replace Google’s or other ad partners’ policies. We do not sell personal profiles to data brokers as a business model.

Privacy Policy Stance on Selling Profiles

We do not use cookies to build a personal profile for sale to data brokers. If optional analytics or ads require consent in your region, follow the vendor prompt or block the scripts. This privacy policy treats “sell” in the everyday sense of trading personal profiles for money—we do not do that.

Why We Process Data

Every category above should map to a concrete job. If a log does not help security, uptime, editorial replies, or lawful requests, we do not need it sitting around.

  • Keep the site reachable and resistant to abuse
  • Learn which pages help players so structure stays useful
  • Reply to editorial email you choose to send
  • Meet legal demands when we are required to respond

Legal Bases Where They Apply

In regions that ask for a basis, we typically rely on legitimate interests in running a secure informational site and reviewing aggregate traffic; consent where a vendor requires it for non-essential cookies; and necessity to process an email’s content so we can reply.

You may withdraw optional analytics consent by blocking cookies or writing to us. Withdrawal does not undo processing that was lawful when it happened.

Local consumer or privacy statutes may give you stronger rights than this privacy policy summarizes. When those statutes apply, they win over a shorter fan-site summary.

Third Parties You May Meet

CDN, analytics, video, and browser-game hosts receive a request from your browser when their scripts or windows load—much like visiting them directly.

We do not control ads, accounts, or saves inside those games. Read their privacy notices before playing if that matters to you.

We do not sell personal information. Processors who host or measure the site should only use data to deliver that service, or when law requires disclosure.

A broken game window is usually a third-party outage, not a change to this privacy policy. Still email us if our page layout is what failed.

Retention, Children, and Transfers

Security and CDN logs stay only as long as needed for operations and abuse review, then rotate under host defaults unless an incident needs a longer hold.

Analytics vendors keep aggregated reports under their own schedules. Emails stay until we resolve the request, then delete or archive with ordinary mailbox hygiene.

We do not knowingly collect children’s data for marketing profiles. If a child sent personal details, email us and we will delete the message when we can identify it.

Hosting and analytics may process data in the United States or other countries. Crossing a border to reach a processor is possible when you browse from elsewhere.

International Readers and This Privacy Policy

Fans browse from many countries. This privacy policy cannot list every national statute. If your region grants access, deletion, or objection rights against a controller like us, say so in your email and we will handle the request as far as we can identify the data.

Your Choices and Requests

Depending on where you live, you may ask to access, correct, delete, or restrict certain processing, or object to analytics based on legitimate interests. Email hello@supermarketchaos.com with enough detail to find the record. We may ask clarifying questions so we do not delete the wrong item.

We cannot erase logs already purged by infrastructure, change Steam or game-host accounts we do not run, or edit data held only by a third party you contacted yourself.

  • Block cookies and clear local storage in the browser
  • Use tracking protection or private mode for fewer analytics signals
  • Never paste passwords, payment details, or save files into fan email

Privacy Policy Contact and Updates

Security uses HTTPS and ordinary hosting protections. No site is perfectly safe—do not send secrets that belong only in official support channels. We may revise this privacy policy when tooling or law changes; the effective date updates when a material change ships. Continued use after a change means you have read the revised text. Questions: hello@supermarketchaos.com.

FAQ

Does this privacy policy mean you sell my data?

No. We do not sell personal information under this privacy policy.

How do I ask you to delete an email?

Write to hello@supermarketchaos.com with enough detail to locate the message under this privacy policy.

Do I need an account to read guides?

No. Guides are readable without registration.

Do third-party game windows track me?

They may set their own cookies or identifiers. This privacy policy covers our site; their notices cover their windows.

Can you delete my Steam history?

No. We do not operate Steam, the PC game, or third-party game hosts. Contact those services directly.

Where do I send privacy policy questions?

Email hello@supermarketchaos.com and mention privacy policy in the subject so we can triage it.

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