Bombom: privacy
Last change: 12 October 2026
Bombom is a free online game. This page says what the game stores about you, in plain words.
What the game stores
- The player name you type and the look of your character.
- Your play history and progress: matches, results, coins, items and rank.
- Your friends list in the game and the players you blocked.
- If you make an account with a user name and a password: the user name, and a scrambled form of the password that cannot be turned back into the password.
- If you sign in or link with a sign-in service: the id number that the service gives the game for you, and the public name of that account, so the game can show which account is linked.
- Chat lines you send. Other players can read them. The newest lines are kept so players who arrive can read them and so staff can stop abuse. Chat messages are removed after 3 days. A private message to a friend who is offline is kept until that friend reads it, and for 3 days at most.
What the game does not store
- No e-mail address and no phone number.
- No password of a sign-in service. You type it on the page of that service, never in the game.
- No posts, friends, messages or photos from a sign-in service. The game asks the service only who you are.
- No payment details. The game sells nothing.
In your browser
The game keeps a key in the storage of your browser so you stay signed in, plus small settings such as sound and your home server. There are no ads and no tracking of what you do on other sites.
Who can see it
Other players see your player name, your character, your rank and your friend code. They never see your user name or the id from a sign-in service. Game staff can see player data to run the game and to stop abuse. The game does not sell or share your data.
The servers run on Cloudflare. Like any web site, they see technical data such as your IP address while you play. The game does not add it to your player data.
Delete your data
Contact
A contact address will be listed here soon.