Your quiz, your choice.
Don’t Block Me Quiz is an original, free friendship game at dontblockme.app.
What we save
We save your nickname, your 10 chosen answers, and friends’ nicknames and scores so that a challenge works across devices. We do not ask for an email address or social-media login.
What your friends see
Anyone with a challenge link can see the creator’s nickname, the questions and the nickname leaderboard. The answer key stays on the server. Use nicknames rather than private information.
Your browser
An essential cookie helps prevent duplicate results and protect the service from excessive requests. Your browser also saves a private creator key so you can return to and remove your challenge. Clearing browser data removes that access.
Storage and removal
Challenge data is stored using Supabase in the United States; the website runs on Cloudflare. Open your challenge in the browser that created it and choose “Remove my challenge” to delete it and its scores. Otherwise it stays available until removed.
Sharing and service logs
Sharing opens the selected app, where its privacy rules apply. We do not automatically post to social platforms. Scorecard images are made on your device and include the two nicknames, score and a QR code for the challenge. Hosting providers may process technical request information to operate and secure the service. We do not use advertising or third-party analytics trackers.
Anonymous usage counts
We keep daily totals for completed quizzes, score views, sharing actions and challenges created from the results page. These totals contain no nicknames, answers, challenge IDs or persistent visitor identifiers. A temporary salted network hash limits excessive requests; it is not kept with the totals. A share-menu or WhatsApp action does not tell us whether you posted anything. Browser sharing counts respect Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. Operational create and completion totals are still counted. Verification traffic is counted separately.
Just for fun
Scores are entertainment, not a scientific assessment of friendship.