Privacy notice
Short version: we store only what the AirDrop needs. Never send us a seed phrase.
Who is responsible
The operator of hungry.rotto.fun (MarsX by ROTTO / Rotto Leaf Run). Contact: Telegram t.me/ROTTOxPAYPER or X @HungryRotto.
What we store
Games and ranking: your nickname, your best score per level, a random device ID stored in your browser, and the time of your score. No name, no email.
AirDrop (wallet field in the game): your public Solana wallet address, your nickname, the game and your highest finished level, a shortened hash of your IP address (not the IP itself) to detect abuse, and the time of your entry.
AirDrop bonus form: your payper username, Telegram username, public Solana wallet address, chosen coin, a hash of your IP address, and the time of your entry.
Counters: we count how often the payper link and the bonus page are opened, per day and without any personal data.
What we do not store
No seed phrases, private keys, passwords, or payment card data. Please never send them to us. The screenshot of your payper deposit wallet goes to us via Telegram only and is not uploaded to this website.
Why and how long
We use the data to check entries, prevent duplicates and abuse, and to send the AirDrop by hand (legitimate interest and performing the AirDrop you asked for, Art. 6(1)(b) and (f) GDPR). Wallet addresses are never shown publicly or in the ranking. We keep entries until the AirDrop campaign is finished and paid out, then delete or anonymise them within a reasonable time. A blockchain transfer to your wallet is public on the blockchain by nature.
Who processes the data
The website and the score server run on Cloudflare (Cloudflare, Inc., USA, with EU standard contractual clauses). If the spam check (Cloudflare Turnstile) is active, it runs on the bonus page. Telegram and payper are separate services with their own privacy notices.
Your rights
You can ask us to access, correct or delete your entry at any time. Message us on Telegram with your nickname or wallet address and we will delete it. You may also complain to your data protection authority.