Privacy
World Cup Pulse is anonymous by design. There are no accounts, no login, no email, and no name. We can’t identify you, and we don’t try to.
What’s stored
Only your tap answers to a short set of questions, the team you picked, and (if you entered via a match) which match. A random token, kept only in your own browser on your device, lets your answers update as you go and lets a later post-match pulse connect to your earlier one; it holds no personal information. We keep a coarse browser/user-agent string for spam protection. We never store your name, email, phone, or precise location, and free text that looks like personal info is rejected before it’s saved.
How it’s shown
Everything you see is aggregate-only — country and global percentages, never an individual response. Results stay hidden until a scope has enough pulses, so no one is identifiable from a small sample.
Analytics
We use privacy-respecting pageview analytics to understand traffic. No cross-site ad tracking.
Your rights
Because responses are anonymous and not tied to an identity, they can’t be traced back to you. If you’re a California resident with a CCPA question, or want to reach us about data, contact press@worldcuppulse.us.
Independent fan research platform. Not affiliated with FIFA.