Last updated: 11 September 2026.
RING is an arcade game. There is no account and no login. This page explains what is stored when you play.
The game stores high scores, your display name, ship, TAP/FLY choice, and sound on/off in the browser (local storage) on that device only. It also stores a random player id on that device. That id is not your name and is not shown on the board. It is only used so two players with the same display name stay separate on WORLD.
If your score reaches the WORLD top 10, RING sends your display name, score, TAP or FLY, country code (from the timezone of your device, for example BE), and the silent player id. Scores are stored on our game server so other players can see the WORLD board. Do not use a name you do not want public.
We do not sell your data. We do not run ads in this version. We do not ask for your email, phone number, or precise location.
RING is published by R&J Consulting. To request deletion of your WORLD score (display name, score, country flag, and silent player id on our server), email RJConsulting@outlook.be from a message that states you want RING data deleted and includes the display name used on the board.
We remove matching WORLD rows. Data stored only on your device (local high scores, name, ship, TAP/FLY, mute, player id) is deleted when you clear the app data or uninstall RING. We do not keep a copy of that device data after WORLD deletion, except as needed briefly to process the request.
Privacy questions and deletion requests: RJConsulting@outlook.be