EWW Range

Privacy policy

Last updated 2026-10-16. EWW: Physics, Guns, Sports & Games is made by Kayden Kadri.

EWW: Physics, Guns, Sports & Games sends two kinds of things from your headset: a player number from Meta, to check what you own, and, while another player shares your room in the game, where your head, hands and gun are. It has no accounts of its own, no ads and no tracking, and nothing about you is sold.

Checking what you own

Each time you start the game it asks the Meta Horizon Store on your headset for your player number for EWW: Physics, Guns, Sports & Games. The number means something only inside this one game. It is not your name, your email or your Meta account.

The game sends that number to our server, and our server asks Meta which of the game's add-ons the number owns. Our server then hands your headset a pass that lasts 12 hours. The pass is a cookie that holds the number, what it owns, the time it runs out and a signature that shows our server made it. Your headset sends the pass back with each game file it asks for. Nothing in the game can read it.

Our server keeps the number, with a count of the passes it was given, for 24 hours and then drops it. We keep no list of who played, when, or for how long.

Playing with other people

The game puts you in a room with the other players in the same place, or, once a match starts, with the players in that match. While another player is in your room, your headset sends them, about 20 times a second, where your head, hands and fingers are and which gun you hold, and it sends each shot you fire. In a match it also sends the match's moves and scores. If you are the first in a room, it also sends where the animals in that place are. When nobody else is in your room, none of this is sent.

These messages go through our server, which hands them on to the others in the room and keeps nothing: a room exists only in our server's memory while someone is in it. Other players never see your internet address, your Meta account or your name. On the game's boards every player is called Player. To give you back your number when you walk from one place to another, the game keeps a random key in the headset's browser for that visit. It is not linked to you.

Who else is involved

Meta, because the player number is Meta's and Meta answers what it owns. Cloudflare, because it runs our server, delivers the game's files and passes on what players in one room send each other, and like any website's host it sees your headset's internet address while it does. Each works under its own privacy policy. We send them nothing else about you.

What stays on your headset

The game saves your progress and a few settings in some of its games, for example ping pong, baseball and darts, in the headset's own storage. They are never sent anywhere. Deleting the app's data or uninstalling the app erases them, and the pass with them.

Your hands and body

If you let it, the game reads your hand and body positions from the headset, many times a second, to draw your hands and body in the game and, while another player shares your room, to show them where your head and hands are (see Playing with other people). It does not record them or keep them.

Purchases

The game is free to download. You buy single games, worlds and other add-ons through the Meta Horizon Store. Meta handles the payment under Meta's own privacy policy. The game learns from Meta only your player number for this game and which items you own. It never sees your name, email or payment details.

Children

EWW: Physics, Guns, Sports & Games is a shooting game for players 13 and older and is not made for children.

Asking for deletion

The only thing held about you outside your headset is the player number with its count, and our server drops both by itself within 24 hours. What other players in your room see while you play is not kept. Deleting the app's data or uninstalling the app erases everything on the headset. If you have a question or want to ask anyway, write to support@ewwrange.com and we will answer within 30 days, at no charge, wherever you live.

Do Not Track

The game does no tracking across other sites or apps, so it does nothing different when your browser sends a Do Not Track signal.

Changes

If the game ever starts to collect anything more, this page will change first and the date above will change with it.