What follows lists what originalcandyhouse.com keeps about visitors and what you can ask us to do. Version dated October 31, 2026.
Information we receive
Writing to us through the contact page gives us the name, email and words you entered.
What you tell us when you ask for help stay with us so we can reply and follow up.
Tips, ratings and comments you post stay on file and are visible while published, and you can ask us to remove one.
So that every vote is fair, a code that cannot be turned back into an address is kept, and the address itself is thrown away.
The candies you tick on the checklist and your game streaks are saved in your own browser, not sent to us.
Separately, we hold simple tallies of feature use, without anything that identifies a visitor.
Every time a page loads, our hosting company keeps a record of an IP address and the page fetched, to spot attacks and fix faults.
On your device
Forms that remember things keep your recent entries in your browser for next time; we never receive any of that.
Cookies
An ordinary visit involves no sign-in, and needs none of our cookies.
Should we add ads or a visitor counter, cookies from those firms may follow; clearing them is up to you.
Retailer links may pay Original Candy House a small fee if an order follows, and the store may set its own cookies.
Control over your data
For deletion or correction, write to sweets@originalcandyhouse.com.
Passing information on
Nobody buys personal details from Original Candy House, full stop. Apart from the services that keep originalcandyhouse.com running, your information is not passed on unless a court or law demands it.
Children and updates
Children under 13 should not send us personal details, so please let us know if a child has sent details.
If we update this page, we post the update on this page and the date at the top moves.