Privacy note

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rs9.team is a static guide. This note says what that means for your information. It does not describe the entire life of an account you might later open on the contest host.

Reading

You can read every page without giving a name. There is no account on this website, no comment form, and no newsletter box. The pages do not include a third-party analytics script. They do not include an ad tag. If one is added later, this note has to name it in the same change.

Logs a host may keep

The machine that serves the files may record an address, a time, and a user-agent as part of ordinary hosting. This guide does not add a second log for marketing, and it does not claim a retention clock it does not operate. If you ask what we hold about you, the honest answer may be that the only held text is a mail you sent.

Buttons that leave

Download RS9 sends the request to the file host at www-game.com, with this domain marked on the link, so the file offered is the one intended for rs9.team. From there, the file host sees a download request. We do not see your installed-app list.

Open a contest sends you to the fantasy flow. An account, a squad, a fee, and a wallet on that flow are processed there. This guide cannot export that record and should not be asked to. Use the tools in the account, and use our mail only to clarify a public sentence or a screen you do not understand.

Support mail

Mail to rs9support@email.com is stored as mail. Write the heading you were on and what looked wrong. Do not write a password, a one-time login code, or a full card number. We use the mail to answer, to fix a public sentence, or to interpret an error you quoted. We do not sell the thread. Say if you want it deleted after the answer, and we will delete what is still in our mailbox.

Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, and the WhatsApp channel are linked in the footer. A post on those services is governed by them. Prefer email for anything about a payment or an account.

What we do not want

We do not want identity documents by default. We do not want a photograph of a one-time code. We do not want you to create an account on this guide, because there is nowhere to create one. A message that tells you this guide requires a KYC upload to a random bot is not from this note.

Payments

We do not process Paytm, PhonePe, Google Pay, UPI, or QR. Those names are printed so a reader knows what to look for on a wallet screen. The payment service and the app process the transfer. Their notices apply. This guide does not add a crypto method and does not ask you to send a coin to a wallet address published in a comment.

Age

The guide is written for adults. We do not knowingly keep mail from a child. If a parent tells us a minor wrote in, we will delete the thread we still control. Paid rooms are not for anyone under 18, which is a product rule stated on the disclaimer, not a tracking programme.

Place

We do not run a location SDK on these pages. The state rule — no paid room in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland, or Sikkim — is text. It is not a geofence implemented by this website. Complying with it is part of using the app, not part of reading the guide.

Cookies and storage

These pages do not set a tracking cookie. Your browser will remember that you visited, in its own history. Clear that in the browser if you want it gone. A future cookie that is not required to deliver the page would have to be described here before it is set.

Changes and contact

The date under the title is the date of the text. Today that date is 27 October 2026. When the note changes, the date changes. For a correction about your own mail, write to rs9support@email.com. For a correction about a contest account, start in that account. We will not pretend the guide's mailbox is the wallet.

What a keyword page is tempted to collect

Long guides sometimes hide a quiz, a popup, or a pixel that records which heading you opened. This one does not. There is no account wall before the headings. There is no heat-map script in the files. The only deliberate collection is the mail you send, and the only accidental collection is whatever ordinary host log the server already keeps for abuse and errors.

If you arrive from a search for login, bonus, apk, rummy, or gem, the page still does not know which word you typed. The site does not receive the search box. Do not assume a personalised version of the guide is being assembled for you. Everyone gets the same headings.

How long a mail stays useful

A thread about a wrong sentence stays until the sentence is fixed and you have had a chance to see the fix. A thread about a password reset that we refused stays only long enough to record that we refused it, then it should go. We do not build a dossier of every heading you mentioned. If several mails arrive about the same screen, we keep the clearest one.

You can ask for the mailbox copy of what you sent. We will reply with what is still there. We will not reconstruct a message already deleted, and we will not ask the contest host to export your squad in order to answer a privacy mail about this website.

Sharing a page

You may send a link to a heading to someone who asked how a tile works. You may not present the page as your own offer, and you may not wrap the download button in a new page that adds a fee. The button's address is part of the product path. Copying the words is a quotation. Copying the button into a different offer is not.

Children should not be sent the link as a thing to join. Adults in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, Telangana, Nagaland, and Sikkim can read it and still must not open a paid room. Reading does not create a profile of the state you are in.

The short version: the guide publishes words, the buttons hand you to two other hosts, and the mail you send is the only personal text we expect to hold.

A last distinction: this note is about the guide. A privacy notice inside the contest account, if one is shown at registration, is a different document about a different system. Read that one before you type a number. Do not treat our silence on a field as a claim that the account does not ask for it. We are silent because the form is not on this host.

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