Site trust & transparency

Privacy Policy

A plain-language account of the limited data involved when you browse the site, play an embedded video, change the theme, or send an email.

Scope

This policy applies to Resonance Wiki at resonancesolved.com. The site provides public game-guide pages and currently has no visitor accounts, comments, purchases, or profile system. It explains website data handling, not the separate practices of the game, its publisher, a storefront, or another site reached through an external link.

Information involved

Browsing may involve ordinary request and security data processed by the site's hosting and delivery providers, such as IP address, request time, requested URL, browser or device information, and signals used to deliver or protect the service.

If you email [email protected], the message may contain your address, name, and anything else you choose to include. Send only what is needed for the request. Do not include account credentials, licence keys, saves, executable files, or logs containing unrelated personal information.

Analytics

The production site uses Google Analytics 4 to understand aggregate page use, such as page views, referral context, device or browser categories, and approximate location. Analytics helps identify useful pages, broken journeys, and technical problems; it is not used to create visitor accounts or sell a personal profile.

The Google tag starts in Consent Mode with analytics storage and all advertising-related storage denied. While analytics storage is off, Google may still receive cookieless measurements containing limited request, device, and page information. If you choose Allow analytics, Google Analytics may store first-party identifiers used to distinguish visits and sessions. Advertising storage, Google signals, and ad-personalization signals remain disabled by this site's tag configuration.

Use Analytics settings in the footer to allow or disable analytics storage at any time. The choice is saved in this browser as resonance-analytics-consent. Browser privacy settings and content blockers can provide additional controls. If the analytics configuration changes materially, this page and the site's loading behaviour must be updated together.

Theme preference and video

The light/dark theme control stores resonance-theme in your browser's local storage. The value is either light or dark; it is used only to restore your chosen appearance and is not sent as an account preference.

YouTube players are not loaded with the initial page. A connection to www.youtube-nocookie.com is made only after you choose Load privacy-enhanced player. Playback may then allow Google or YouTube to receive request, device, and viewing information according to their policies. Every video also keeps a normal source link so loading the embed is optional.

Third parties and retention

The relevant service providers may include the site's hosting or content-delivery provider, Google Analytics, YouTube, and the email provider handling messages sent to the public contact address. External publisher, platform, Steam Community, and guide links are governed by their own privacy notices after you leave this site.

Data is kept only for as long as reasonably needed for security, aggregate analysis, correspondence, or a legal obligation. Provider-controlled logs and analytics follow the applicable provider settings. Email relating to a correction or rights request may be retained with the editorial record so the resulting decision remains traceable.

Your choices and requests

You can use the site without creating an account, keep analytics storage off, decline to load embedded videos, delete either stored preference through browser storage controls, and block or restrict third-party scripts with your browser. You may ask what information was provided through email, or request an appropriate correction or deletion, by writing to [email protected] with “Privacy request” in the subject.

Policy changes

This policy may change when hosting, analytics, embeds, advertising, contact tools, or applicable requirements change. The date shown at the top records the latest material review. The published wording must continue to match what the site actually loads and stores.