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Who this is for

NoorLife 3D is a learning game for children. This page explains, in plain words, what the game stores and why. Parents and guardians are welcome to read it with their child.

Playing as a guest

Without an account, everything stays in the browser on the device (progress, settings, the chosen language). Nothing identifies the child. Clearing the browser data removes it.

With a free account

An account has a username, a password (stored only as a one-way hash), a display name, a chosen avatar and a language. The game progress (lessons learned, prayers marked, coins, the village, care of animals and trees, game results) is saved with the account so it can be opened on another device.

Accounts and progress are stored in a private Google Sheet that belongs to the operator of the game. A signed cookie keeps the player logged in on the device.

No e-mail address or phone number is required to play.

Prayer times and location

Prayer times need a city. The game uses a default city for the chosen language, a city the player types, or, only if the player allows it in the browser, the device's approximate location. The location is used to fetch prayer times and is not stored on the server.

Talking with neighbours

Voice talk works only between real players who are neighbours in the village, after both agree. The audio goes directly between the two browsers and is not recorded or stored by the game.

Payments and donations

Payments are made outside the game (bank, bKash or Nagad). The game stores only what the payer types to report the payment: the amount, the transaction reference, an optional name and note, and the account it belongs to. No card details are collected.

Advertisements

Ads never interrupt a lesson or a prayer. A player may choose to watch a short rewarded ad a few times a day to earn ad coins. These ads come from third-party ad networks (Monetag, and Google AdSense when enabled), which may set their own cookies or identifiers; the game asks them for child-directed, non-personalised treatment where the network supports it. Ads with gambling, adult or dating themes are filtered out on top of the networks' own category settings.

The game sends ad networks no name, username or progress; a view may be matched to an anonymous account id only to credit the coins.

What is never done

No selling or renting of data. No open chat, no public profiles beyond a display name, avatar and sawab count on the leaderboard, and no contact with strangers.

Deleting an account

A parent or player can ask for an account and its progress to be deleted through the Help page in the game. Deletion removes the account row and its saved progress from the sheet.

Changes

This page may change when the game changes; the date below is always current. Last updated: 26 October 2026.