This privacy policy explains what Teen Patti Master, the website, does with visitor information. It does not describe the privacy practices of any card-game app you install.
Last updated 9 October 2026. The site at teenpattinewversion.com is an independent guide. We do not create game accounts here, and we do not ask you to submit a password, an OTP, or a payment.
The site is operated as Teen Patti Master, an editorial project. Contact for privacy questions is hello@teenpattinewversion.com. That address is also listed on the contact page.
If you only read the pages, the data collection is what a normal web server records: IP address, browser type, the page requested, and the time. Hosts keep those logs to run the site and to spot abuse. We do not use them to build a game profile, because we do not have game profiles.
If you email us, we receive whatever you put in the mail: your address, the text, and any attachment. We use that to answer or to correct a page. We do not add you to a marketing list because you reported a typo. Do not send account passwords or OTP codes. Delete those from the draft. We will delete them if they arrive, and we still will not be able to unlock an app account.
Cookies on this site are limited. A session flag may remember that you closed the announcement strip or the download tab, so we stop showing it. That flag stays in your browser. Clearing site data removes it.
The pages load fonts from Google Fonts. That request sends your IP address to Google as part of fetching the font files. If you block third-party requests, the text still shows in a fallback typeface. We do not run an advertising pixel on the rules pages.
If analytics are enabled on the host, they count page views and rough geography derived from IP addresses, so we can see which guide is actually being read. They are not used to sell visitor information. They are not connected to a Teen Patti login, because this website never receives one. You can use a browser that blocks analytics scripts. The articles remain readable.
We do not want copies of identity documents, card photos, or chip balances. Those belong to the app publisher if they belong anywhere. Sending them to us creates personal data we then have to delete. Please don't.
Server logs follow the host's retention, typically a short operations window. Email we have answered stays long enough to keep the correction history of a page, then goes. You can ask us to delete a mail thread. We will, unless we need the thread to show why a public page changed.
The guide is written for adults. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18. If a minor has written to us, ask us to delete that mail.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. Continued use of the site after that date is how you see the new text. The game apps you install have their own policies. Read those before you create an account there. Ours does not cover them.
A correction mail is kept long enough to fix the page and to remember why it changed. You may ask for that thread to be deleted once the page is updated. Say so in the subject. Logs on the host are for uptime and abuse, not for a profile of how you play cards, because the site never sees a hand you played. We do not combine the server log with the app you might install later. We have no key that would make that possible.
If you follow a download link, you leave this policy and enter someone else's. Read theirs before you create an account there. Font requests to Google are the third-party call we know this template makes. Blocking them does not block the words. Analytics, if the host has them on, count visits. They do not count chips. Questions about either go to the same editorial address as everything else on this policy.