Privacy that matches the classroom.
The arcade is designed around one teacher device, no student accounts and no server-based student profiles.
No student accounts
Students do not create accounts, provide email addresses or receive individual profiles. Educators should control the site and should not ask students to enter personal information directly.
Names entered in a game
Some teacher-operated games allow an educator to type first names or classroom nicknames. Those names are used only by the game in the browser. They are not intentionally transmitted to The Fixes Program servers. Use initials, numbers or non-identifying labels when required by school or board policy.
Browser storage
Selected games may use local browser storage to remember a roster, settings, a custom word list or season score on the same device and browser. Clearing browser data, using private browsing or switching devices may remove that information.
Website analytics
Basic, adult-facing website analytics may be used to understand page visits, game popularity, device type and technical performance. The arcade does not create student analytics profiles and does not use behavioural advertising based on students.
Future sponsors or advertising
Any future sponsor placement must be clearly labelled, teacher-facing, appropriate for elementary classrooms, and must not collect student information or imitate game controls. No deceptive download buttons or automatic impression inflation are permitted.
External links
Support and store buttons open adult-facing third-party services such as Payhip or Teachers Pay Teachers. Their privacy practices apply after leaving this arcade.
Protect student information
Do not submit student records, medical information, discipline details, photos or identifying information through a support message. A game name, browser, device and non-identifying screenshot are normally enough for troubleshooting.