Privacy Policy

Last updated: 20 July 2026. This policy explains what Batman688.games — an independent informational guide — collects when you visit. We keep it deliberately minimal. Please review and adapt this template to your actual data practices and local law before publishing.

Who we are

Batman688.games is an independent guide to the Batman688 app. We are not the game operator and do not open accounts, take deposits, or process withdrawals. Those happen through the operator and its agents.

What we collect

  • Basic analytics — anonymous, aggregated data such as pages viewed and device type, used only to improve the site. We do not build advertising profiles.
  • Information you send us — if you contact us via a channel on our contact page, we see whatever you choose to share there.

We do not ask for, store, or want your Batman688 password, OTP, wallet PIN, or payment details. Never send those to anyone.

Data we never handle

To be completely clear: this site is not where you log in to Batman688, deposit, or withdraw. We have no login system and no payment system, so we never see or store your Batman688 username, password, OTP, wallet PIN, or any transaction. If any page claiming to be us asks for those, it is fake — leave it.

Analytics and retention

Any analytics we use are aggregate and short-lived — page-level counts, not personal profiles. Messages you send us through a social channel live on that platform under its rules, not ours. We don’t sell data, because we don’t collect the kind of data anyone would buy.

Cookies

We may use minimal cookies for basic functionality and anonymous analytics. You can block cookies in your browser settings; the site will still work.

We link to external channels (Telegram, Facebook, Viber) and the operator. Their privacy practices are their own — review them separately.

Your choices

You can browse without giving us personal information. To request removal of any message you sent us, contact us through an official channel.

Changes

We may update this policy; the “last updated” date will change. Continued use means you accept the current version.