Privacy Policy

Do I Need an Account to Use the Site?

No. There is no sign-up, no login and no profile. You can read every guide, browse the catalog and play the game without telling us your name or anything else about yourself. The only time we learn who you are is when you decide to write to us.

What Does the Site Learn Just From My Visit?

Every time a browser opens a web page, it hands over a small bundle of technical details. That happens on every website, and ours is no exception. The bundle usually contains:

We look at these numbers as totals and trends. A report that tells us “the true ending guide was popular on Tuesday” is useful. Knowing which specific person read it is not something we try to find out.

What Happens When I Email You?

Your message arrives with your email address, your name if you included it, and whatever you chose to write or attach. We use it for one thing: answering you and, where relevant, fixing what you told us about. Your address never goes into a newsletter, a mailing list or a marketing database. Once a conversation is finished and we no longer need it for our records, we clear it out.

Cookies, Explained Without Jargon

A cookie is a tiny note a website leaves in your browser so it can remember something the next time you visit. On printiloveyou.com, cookies come from three places:

• The site itself, for basic things that keep pages working smoothly.
• Analytics tools, which count visits and show us which pages are read.
• Advertising partners, which decide which ads to show and check that they were actually displayed.

You are in control of all of them. Every modern browser lets you view, block or delete cookies in its settings. If you switch them off, the guides and the game still work; you may just see less relevant ads.

Why Are There Ads, and Who Shows Them?

Ads keep the site free and online. They are delivered by outside companies, with Google being one of them. These companies, Google included, may place cookies in your browser that remember your visits to this site and to other sites, and use that history to choose ads that match your interests.

If you’d rather not receive personalized ads from Google, you can switch them off in Google’s ad settings. Many other advertising companies offer the same choice through aboutads.info. Each ad company has its own privacy rules, and the cookies they set are managed by them, not by us.

The Game Player and Other Outside Content

When you press Play, the game loads from an external service. Embedded videos and similar content work the same way. At that moment, the service delivering the content receives the usual technical details from your browser, exactly as if you had visited it directly, and its own privacy terms apply. The same is true when you click a link that takes you away from printiloveyou.com.

Does Anyone Else Get My Information?

Only in a handful of situations, and never for sale:

• Companies that host, protect, measure or fund the site receive what they need to do that job and nothing more.
• Advertising partners receive cookie and device data as described above.
• If a court, a government authority or the law requires it, or if disclosure is needed to protect visitors or the site from harm, we will comply.
• If the site is ever handed over to a new owner, the promises on this page continue to cover information collected before the handover.

My Rights as a U.S. Visitor

A growing number of states, California first among them, give residents specific control over personal data. Depending on where you live, you may be able to:

1. Ask what we have. Find out which personal information about you we hold and how we use it.
2. Ask for corrections. Have inaccurate information fixed.
3. Ask for deletion. Have your information erased, apart from anything the law makes us keep.
4. Opt out of ad sharing. Stop your data being used or shared for targeted advertising.
5. Be treated the same. Using any of these rights will never change how the site works for you.

We don’t sell names, emails or messages. Some state laws, however, count advertising cookies as a form of “sharing.” You can opt out of that at any moment through the ad settings links above, by blocking cookies in your browser, or by turning on Global Privacy Control in a browser that supports it. We honor that signal as an opt-out request.

To use any of these rights, write to [email protected] with “Privacy Request” in the subject line. We may ask a couple of questions to make sure the request really comes from you, and we’ll reply within the period your state’s law allows. Visitors from other countries can use the same address for requests under their local rules.

How Long Is Information Kept?

Emails stay only as long as they’re useful for answering you or keeping track of a correction. Analytics data is kept in summarized or limited form while it helps us improve the site. Advertising and analytics partners follow their own retention schedules.

How Is It Protected?

We take sensible technical and practical steps to keep information safe. Still, no website can promise perfect security, so please don’t send us passwords, payment details, health information or anything similarly sensitive.

Kids and Younger Teens

printiloveyou.com isn’t aimed at children under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect anything from them. If you’re a parent and think your child has sent us personal details, let us know and we’ll remove them. Because Print I Love U deals with mature themes beneath its cute art, we also suggest parents check our content guidance before younger teens play.

When This Page Changes

If the way we handle data changes, this page will be updated, and the new version applies from the moment it’s published. Larger changes will be easy to spot.

Talk to Us

Every privacy question goes to [email protected] and is read by a real person, not an automated system.