Last Updated: October 16, 2026
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Some venues have Dartly tablets that anyone can use to play, without an account. When a game is played on one of these tablets, we record that it was played: the type of game, the board and tablet, the scores and who won, which computer opponent was used (if any), and when it started and finished. We do not keep the individual throws, and we do not create an account or a game history for the people playing.
First names. Players may type a first name. This is optional. If the venue has chosen to keep names, a name is kept for 90 days, can be seen only by the venue's staff, and is then removed. The venue can turn this off at any time, and doing so removes the names already stored. We remove names older than 90 days when the next game is recorded or when the venue's staff next open their usage page, so a name may remain stored a little after 90 days, but it is not shown or used.
On the tablet itself. The tablet remembers the names recently typed on it, and a game in progress, so they can be offered again. This stays on the tablet and is never sent anywhere; it is cleared when the tablet's browser storage is cleared. The tablet also holds a small identifier so that Dartly can recognise it; it does not identify the people using it.
Who is responsible. The venue decides whether to keep first names and is responsible for how it uses them. Dartly stores them on the venue's behalf and does not use them for anything else.
We ask players not to enter anything other than a first name. Names that look like an email address, a web address or a phone number are not kept.
A venue's owner can switch on a public link for a league season. Anyone who has the link can see that season's standings, the nights played and each night's results and stats, without signing in. The page shows the names of the players as the venue entered them, and their scores and statistics. It does not show account photos, email addresses, account details or the individual throws.
The link is not listed on Dartly and search engines are asked not to index it, but anyone the link is shared with can pass it on. The venue decides whether to turn it on and who to share it with, and is responsible for having the agreement of its players to show their names; it can turn the link off, or replace it so that the old one stops working, at any time.
If you have any questions about this policy or want to exercise your data rights, please contact: