Privacy Policy
The Rush Hour Privacy Policy outlines how the game manages player data in this interactive CCTV prediction game. It’s relevant for all global users who bet on traffic in different cities. The policy includes anyone who plays the game via a mobile app or a web browser. This document goes over the types of data gathered from players and how this info is used for managing accounts, tracking bets, and handling payments. It also has information on personal data, where you are, and your transaction history. Players need to check these terms before they begin predicting vehicle numbers at real intersections.
Personal data gathered
The live CCTV traffic game gathers various data from gamblers around the globe. Below are the key types of data that Rush Hour keeps on its servers:
- Account details include your username, when you signed up, where you live, and your preferred language settings;
- Contact information covers your email and phone number for account recovery and notifications;
- Device data consists of your IP address, browser type, operating system version, and screen resolution;
- Payment-related information contains your transaction history, how much you have deposited, cashout requests, and payment method details;
- Gameplay statistics track how much you bet, the cities you pick, the camera feeds you choose, the results of rounds, and changes to your total balance;
- Cookie identifiers store session tokens and site preferences to speed things up.
How the game uses player data
Rush Hour uses data for six key purposes that keep the traffic prediction game running smoothly and safely:
- Operate the game and stream real traffic camera footage;
- Manage player accounts and save login details;
- Process payments and manage deposits or withdrawals in local currencies;
- Tailor odds views according to past bet types;
- Spot unusual betting behaviors or attempts to mess with the AI vehicle tracking system;
- Help gamblers in the support chat or email when they run into technical issues with camera streams or delays in payments.
Cookies and tracking tools
The table below presents four main types of tracking methods used in the game and how they work.
| Tracking Type | Basic Use |
|---|---|
| Necessary cookies | Store login details and session data to keep players linked during rounds |
| Analytics cookies | Track which cities and camera feeds players tend to watch the most |
| Marketing cookies | Remember bet types and amounts to display relevant promotions |
| Device identifiers | Identify mobile or browser access to improve video stream quality |
CCTV streams, AI traffic counting, and your privacy
Rush Hour uses public traffic cameras from intersections around the world. These are real CCTV feeds that are already available or shared with permission. The game uses AI only to count vehicles – cars, motorcycles, and trucks. So, the AI technology does not collect personal data. There is no face recognition, and no biometric data is used at any point.
The system does not link any personal details to the vehicles on screen. Rush Hour also does not store any images or information about drivers or pedestrians. So, the AI simply tracks how many vehicles pass through the camera to decide the results. Personal identity is not part of this process.
Sharing Data with Third Parties
The policy outlines which organizations can receive data and explains the reasons for each transfer.
- Payment providers get transaction details to handle deposits and withdrawals;
- Analytics tools and rules gather gameplay stats to boost camera feed quality and round timing;
- Marketing partners access basic demographic info to show relevant promotions for live CCTV betting rounds;
- Hosting providers keep encrypted player data on secure servers, supporting real-time traffic streams from over 30 global cities;
- Fraud-prevention tools watch betting patterns, spot suspicious activities, and safeguard legitimate players from unauthorized account access.
Data retention and player control
Rush Hour allows players to manage their personal data and account settings. If you want to update your information, request data removal, or close your account, you can do so by contacting the support team through the app or official website. The process may take some time, as requests are usually reviewed and handled manually. It’s also a good idea to check your account after submitting a request to make sure your changes have been applied.