What kind of data do we collect?
The data we collect, I call it “anonymous technical data.” I see numbers and device model names, but I don’t know “who you are.” That data includes:
- Device and Browser Information: For example, what iPhone model you use, or what version of Chrome or Safari you use. This information helps me determine how to optimize the webpage so you can read the BC Game login guide smoothly without having to zoom in.
- IP Address (abbreviated): The system records your IP address to see where most readers are located (province or country), so I can improve the content to better target the audience. However, this doesn’t track you to your doorstep.
- Cookies: Small memory storage devices in your browser (I’ll explain these in detail in the next section).
- Usage Data (Analytics): For example, how long you read the BC Game login article, or which pages you visited next. I use this information to get an overview of whether people like this article or not.
- Error Logs: If the webpage crashes or displays incorrectly, the system keeps logs so I can fix the problem correctly.
We do not collect any data.
This is very important, so please bear with me. This website will NOT ask for and will never save your sensitive personal information. If any pop-up appears asking for the following on this site, know that it’s not me:
- Name, address, or phone number: I don’t need this. I don’t know what I would do with it. Please be careful.
- Payment information: Credit card numbers, bank account numbers, or your crypto wallet balance. This website doesn’t have a payment system, so I definitely won’t collect it.
- Identity verification documents: Do not send me photos of your ID card or passport. (Submit them on the main BC.Game website when they request KYC.)
- Passwords and 2FA codes: Your login credentials and game access codes are strictly confidential. Do not share them with anyone, including me.
- Seed Phrase or Private Keys: Anyone asking for this is 100% a scammer. Our website has absolutely no policy of accessing your private keys.
Cookies
Cookies aren’t candy (a bit of an old joke, haha). They’re small text files that our website stores in your browser.
- Why are they needed? To help the website remember that “you’ve been here before.” For example, if you’ve set your language to Thai, the next time you visit, it will still be in Thai, so you don’t have to change it again. They also help the statistics system work more accurately.
- How to disable them: If you feel uncomfortable, you can go to your browser’s “Settings” and select “Disable cookies” or “Clear cookies” at any time.
- Impact: If you disable cookies, some things might slightly differ. For example, web pages might load slower because they have to retrieve all the data each time, or some personal settings (if any) might not be saved. However, overall, you can still access information normally.
Data Analytics Service Providers
To improve this website, I use data analytics tools such as Google Analytics or similar services. These tools process the technical data mentioned above (IP address, mobile device model, reading time). This data is sent to the service provider in an anonymous format.
Please understand that the data management policy will follow the rules of each service provider, who already have world-class security standards. My role is to use the “aggregated numbers” they have processed to plan new articles for you.
External Links
My content often includes links to other websites, such as links to the real bc.game or various crypto news websites.
I want to warn you that the moment you click on a link from our website, this privacy policy ends immediately. The destination website will have its own rules, which I cannot control or be responsible for. Therefore, before entering any information on those websites, I recommend that you check the domain’s legitimacy and read their policies carefully (a friendly warning).
Security Measures
Although our website is primarily an informational site, I take security very seriously. We use SSL certificates (that padlock icon in the address bar) to encrypt the connection between your computer and our server, and we constantly update our backend security systems to protect against hackers and spam.
However, nothing is 100% secure in the cyber world. I can only promise to use internationally standardized measures to maintain this website to the best of my ability, but I cannot guarantee “perfect” security (which is impossible in reality).
Contact us
If you have any questions about this privacy policy, or would like to inquire about any updates, you can check the last update date below. Or, if you’d like to speak directly with our team regarding data management (e.g., wanting us to delete a comment you previously wrote), please send us an email.
Last updated: February 16, 2026
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