Privacy

The workshop is a room you walk through with other visitors in it, so a little has to move between browsers for that to work. Here is all of it.

Live position. While you are in the room, your position and the direction you are facing are sent to a small relay so other visitors currently there can see you move. This is only relayed, never written to a database: it lives in memory for as long as your connection is open and is dropped the moment you leave or go quiet for a minute.

Wall strokes. If you draw on the wall by the door, the stroke (just the pen points, nothing that identifies you) is saved so the drawing is still there for the next visitor. The wall keeps the most recent 3,000 strokes and drops the oldest as new ones come in.

IP address. Drawing on the wall is rate-limited to one stroke every few seconds per visitor. Your IP address is used only to enforce that: it is stored against a rate-limit key for 60 seconds and then expires automatically. It is not logged anywhere else and never linked to a stroke or a position.

We don't sell or share any of this with anyone.

Questions: contact@0arch.io