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The Money Quest, with Sam Prentice. Last updated November 6, 2026. Plain words about what the game keeps, where it goes, how long it stays, and how you take it back.

What the game collects

• The name you give, and the name you give your hero.
• Your selfie, if you add one, and the hero drawn from it. You can play without a photo; the sketch carries you.
• The numbers you type or say: what you own and owe, what comes in, what a year costs, your tax answers, your entities and assets by nickname, and the goals and sentences you write along the way.
• On the Tax Quest, an email and, if you give it, a phone number, so Sam can follow up on the plan.
• Which regions you have finished and when you last played.

Where it goes

• Your save lives on this game's server, in one file under your player code, with your photo and hero pictures beside it. A backup of the saves is kept on that server for fourteen days, and it is erased with the rest when you delete your data. The code in your player link is the key to that file, so share the link only with people you want inside it. The link alone never shows your email or phone.
• Four things go to Google's AI models (Gemini, on a paid plan, which Google does not use to train its models) and nowhere else: your photo, once, so the image model can draw your hero; anything you paste, dictate, or upload to the statement reader, so the text model can sort it into numbers; what you say in the Vision Caster, so it can write your road and your manifesto back to you; and the story you tell in Shield World, so it can draw your map. The file you upload is read and not kept; the numbers land on your save. Cover account numbers before you upload anything. Tax returns never go anywhere in this game: not to the reader, not to the server. You type the lines yourself, and the returns themselves go to Sam only through the separate secure upload.
• Sam sees names, progress, the headline numbers, and the contact details on his own page. He reads them himself.
• When Sam runs a room, his screen shows first names and hero pictures and which region each player is in. Never numbers. Other players see counts only.
• The server runs on Railway, as any website runs on a host. Fonts load from Google Fonts.
• Nothing is sold. Nothing is shared with anyone outside the people and services named here. The game sends no marketing on its own.

How long it stays

Until you delete it, or until eighteen months pass with no visit. Every day the server removes saves nobody has touched in eighteen months, along with any archived copy. Spend counters and logs hold a short hash of your code, never the code itself, and never your name or numbers.

How to take it back

• Leave this device. At the bottom of any game screen. Clears everything the game kept in this browser (your code, the mirror of your answers, the Tax Quest answers). Your save stays on the server under your player link, so you can open it again on your own phone.
• Delete my data. At the bottom of any game screen while your world is open. Asks twice, then erases your save, your photo, your hero, every archived copy, and the mirror on this device. Immediately and for good.
• Ask Sam. If you have lost your link, reach Sam and ask him to delete your data. He does it from his page the day he reads it, and the result is the same erase.

What the game is

Education and strategy, not legal, tax, or investment advice. Your numbers are yours; the map only reads them back. Bring the questions to your CPA and attorney.

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