Atium privacy policy

Orbit

Orbit is a multiplayer game at orbit.atium.dk.

Multiplayer and browser storage

Orbit uses your chosen display name and game activity to run multiplayer matches. Other players in your lobby can see your display name. Active lobby and match information is held in server memory while the lobby exists.

Orbit saves your display name in local browser storage so it can remember it on your next visit. It uses browser session storage to let you reconnect to a lobby. You can clear saved browser data in your browser settings.

Atium relies on its legitimate interest in providing the multiplayer game players choose to join, including keeping lobbies and reconnects working. Providing a display name is part of joining a lobby.

Hosting and logs

Google Cloud hosts Orbit for Atium on Cloud Run in Belgium. Google Cloud generates technical request logs, which can include IP addresses, request URLs, browser information and response status. Atium excludes routine successful Orbit requests below warning severity from standard log storage. Atium relies on its legitimate interests in diagnosing service failures and keeping Orbit secure for the remaining technical logs. Google Cloud Logging retains standard logs for 30 days in a global bucket and required infrastructure audit logs for 400 days in a separate global bucket.

Google Cloud may process data outside the European Economic Area, including in connection with global logging. Its Cloud Data Processing Addendum describes the safeguards for restricted transfers, including standard contractual clauses where applicable. You can contact Atium for more information or a copy of the applicable safeguards.

Advertising and consent

When lobby advertising is enabled, Orbit uses Google AdSense to serve ads. The consent message provides details about participating advertising partners and their purposes. Google and its advertising partners may place or read cookies, or use web beacons, IP addresses and other identifiers when serving or measuring ads. See how Google uses data from partner sites.

Atium relies on consent for advertising cookies and personalised ads where required. Where Orbit shows an advertising consent message, you can accept, decline or manage your choices. You can change or withdraw your consent using the privacy and cookie settings link on Orbit when the message is active. The message also lists the legal bases declared by participating partners.

Advertising data retention varies by provider, data type and purpose. See how Google retains data and Google’s international transfer safeguards. For other partners, use the provider information linked from the consent message.

Your rights and how to contact us

Atium (Danish CVR no. 46898273) is responsible for the processing described in this policy. Contact us at afj@atium.dk.

Where applicable, you can ask to access, correct, erase or receive a copy of your personal data, restrict its use, or object to its processing. You can withdraw consent where we rely on it. You can also lodge a complaint with your data protection authority. In Denmark, that is Datatilsynet.