Privacy Policy
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This policy describes what Club 6E (club-6e.com) stores, where it stores it and how you remove it. It is dated 27 October 2026 and applies to every page on the site, including the colour prediction game. It is written in plain words on purpose; if any sentence is unclear, the contact section at the end tells you how to ask.
The one-line summary: your game account exists only inside your own browser, this site keeps no personal data on any server, and the hosting provider keeps only ordinary, short-lived request logs.
The short version
Club 6E never asks for your name, phone number, email address, payment details or location. Registering for the game creates a record in your browser’s local storage and nowhere else. We cannot see it, cannot read your password and cannot restore it if it is lost, which is why the login guide tells you to open a fresh account rather than ask for a reset.
There are no analytics scripts, no advertising networks, no social-media buttons and no tracking cookies on any page. The site is a set of static files served through Cloudflare, with images on a separate image host.
What is stored in your browser
When you register and play, the game writes a handful of entries into your browser’s local storage, each under a key that begins with “c6edemo:v1:”. Local storage is a feature of the browser itself, described on the MDN localStorage page; data in it stays on your device and is never sent anywhere by this site.
| Entry | What it holds | How to remove it |
|---|---|---|
| Users list | Each username registered in this browser with a random salt and a SHA-256 hash of its password. The password itself is never stored. | “Delete account” inside the game removes your entry; clearing site data removes all of them. |
| Session | Which username is currently signed in and when the sign-in happened. | “Log out” inside the game. |
| Wallet | Your practice-coin balance, kept in hundredths of a coin. | “Delete account”, or clear site data. |
| Picks | Your last 200 picks: room, period number, market, coins placed and the outcome. | “Delete account”, or clear site data. |
| Results | The last 100 drawn digits for each of the four rooms, as drawn on your device. | “Delete account”, or clear site data. |
| Preferences | Small display choices inside the game, such as the room last opened. | “Delete account”, or clear site data. |
| VIP counter | The number of settled rounds you have played and a short list of the most recent ones so none is counted twice. | “Delete account”, or clear site data. |
| Home-screen prompt | A timestamp recording that you dismissed the add-to-home-screen suggestion, so it does not reappear. | Clear site data. |
If your browser blocks local storage, for example in some private modes, the game keeps the same entries in memory for the visit and forgets them when the tab closes. Nothing in the table is ever uploaded, synced or shared between devices.
How to delete it
The quickest way is inside the game: log in, open the colour prediction game, and tap “Delete account”. That removes your username, hashed password, balance, picks, results and VIP counter together. The site has no copy, so the deletion is complete the moment it happens; there is no email to send and no waiting period.
The second way is through your browser. In Chrome on Android, open Settings, then Site settings, find club-6e.com and choose “Clear and reset”. In Safari on iPhone, go to Settings, Safari, Advanced, Website Data, swipe the entry for club-6e.com and delete it. Either action wipes every entry in the table above, including other usernames registered in the same browser.
No server accounts
This site has no user database. Registration does not send a form to a server, login does not check a password against a server, and nothing about your play is reported back. The round results you see are drawn by the random generator built into your browser, so two phones show different digits for the same period and no central record of “your” results exists anywhere.
A practical consequence is that we cannot answer requests to look up, export, correct or restore an account, because there is nothing on our side to look at. Everything about your account is already in your hands, in the browser you used.
Serving logs and the image host
The pages are static files served by Cloudflare. Like any web host, Cloudflare records standard request information, which can include the IP address, the page requested, the time, the browser’s user-agent string and the referring page. These logs are used for performance and security, are kept for a limited period and are handled under Cloudflare’s own privacy policy. We do not combine them with anything else, because there is nothing else to combine them with.
Mascot and banner images are stored in a Cloudflare R2 bucket and served from a separate image hostname. When a page loads, your browser requests the images from that host, which sees the same kind of request information as the page host and nothing more. No image request carries your username or any game data.
Links to other sites
Guides link to public sources such as government portals, Wikipedia and browser documentation. Those sites have their own policies and may set their own cookies once you arrive. Every external link opens in a new tab and carries no information about you from this site beyond the usual referring-page header, which your browser can be set to suppress.
Under 18s
The game is for adults only. Sign-up requires a tick confirming the player is 18 or older, and the site is not designed for, aimed at or knowingly used by anyone younger. Because no personal data is collected, there is nothing of a minor’s to hold or delete on our side; a parent who finds an account on a child’s phone can remove it in seconds with the steps under “How to delete it” above. The responsible gaming guide has advice on talking it through.
Privacy Is Also a Safety Habit
Copies of this site exist that do ask for phone numbers, OTPs and UPI PINs. The simplest test is the one on this page: Club 6E never asks for any of them, so a page that does is not Club 6E.
Keep your game password different from any bank or email password, log out on a shared phone, and report anything that used the club’s name to collect your details to 1930.
For adults only. Club 6E coins are a practice score: nobody sells them, nobody cashes them, and each result is a random digit your own phone draws. Paid online games have been illegal across India since 1 May 2026, so the whole club runs on practice coins. Read safe-play tips.
Changes and contact
This policy is dated 27 October 2026. If the site ever starts storing something new, the table above will be updated and the date at the top of this page will change; the current version is always the one published here. We will not quietly add trackers, accounts or data collection and leave this page as it is.
Questions about this policy go to [email protected], the only address the site uses; the guide to writing in explains what to include. The terms and conditions cover the rest of the ground rules, and the Club 6E guide index links every guide.