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Privacy Policy for Club Members: Your Account Never Leaves This Browser

Reviewed 24 October 2026 · for members in India · simple English

Grenadier guard beside a locked cabinet for the 6E Club privacy policy

This privacy policy explains how the official 6E Club website treats information about you, both on the handbook pages and in the free demo in the club room. It lists every item the browser keeps for you, where that item lives, and the two ways to remove it.

This version applies from 24 October 2026. The reviewed date under the title shows when it was last checked.

Five Facts Before the Detail

Your club account is saved only in the browser you joined with, on that one device.
No copy of your account, coins, picks or level is ever sent to a server.
Your password is never stored as readable text.
No cookie follows you around, and no analytics or advert code runs on any page.
You can erase everything yourself, whenever you like, without asking anyone.

Exactly What the Browser Keeps

The demo uses a browser feature called localStorage, a small private drawer each browser keeps per website on one device. Every key the club writes there begins with e6cc:, so you can recognise club items if you ever open your browser's storage viewer.

Every item stored for club members, and where it goes
Stored item	What it contains	Leaves the device?
Member list	Each username joined in this browser and the date it was made	No
Password check	A random salt plus a SHA-256 hash, never the password itself	No
Signed-in note	Which member is signed in, so a reload keeps you in	No
Demo coins balance	Your current coins, which have no cash value	No
My picks	Your recent picks and how each one ended (up to 200)	No
Room results	Recent results for the rooms you open (up to 100 per room)	No
Member level	Your count of rounds played, which sets the Guest to Legend badge	No
Room settings	The last room and chip size you chose	No

Each member's items sit under that member's own key, so two people sharing one browser keep separate balances and histories. Because nothing is copied anywhere else, the account stays put when you switch to a different phone or browser, and nobody at the club can restore it if it is lost.

Why Nobody Can Read Your Password, the Club Included

When you join, the browser adds a random value called a salt to your password and runs the pair through SHA-256, which produces a hash: a fixed string of characters that cannot be turned back into the password. Only the salt and the hash are kept. At each sign-in the same steps run on what you type, and the two hashes are compared.

The price of this design is that a password can never be reset or recovered. The chapter on sign-in trouble explains the honest way forward if you forget one.

No Tracking, No Analytics, No Server Copy

The site places no cookies to follow you, runs no analytics service, shows no adverts and embeds no social media widgets. No page asks for your real name, phone number, email, address, payment details or ID. The join form needs three things only: a name you make up, a password and the adult tick.

Pages travel to you over HTTPS, so the connection is encrypted. Like any web host, the hosting provider may keep short technical request logs, such as an IP address, browser type and time, to keep the site secure and fast. Those logs never meet your club data, because that data never reaches a server.

If a tool that collects anything is ever added, this policy will say so, and why, before the tool goes live.

Wiping Your Club Data

Both routes are in your hands:

Delete account. Sign in, open the free club room, press Delete account and confirm. The account, its coins, level, picks and results are removed from the browser for good.
Clear site data. In your browser settings, find this site under stored or site data and clear it. Every club account in that browser disappears at once.

An account made in a private or incognito tab is erased by itself when that tab closes.

Members Under 18

Membership is for adults only, and the join form will not finish without the 18+ tick. The club does not knowingly let anyone younger take part. If a younger family member has joined on a shared handset, an adult can clear that account with either method above.

When This Policy Changes

A new version of this privacy policy replaces the text on this page, with a fresh date at the top, and the newest version is the one that counts. How the site may be used is covered in the membership terms.

Privacy questions can go to the club desk once its inbox opens. To keep reading, head back to the 6E Club lobby.