Privacy policy

The operator of pes2013game.com is the publisher of this domain. Email [email protected] for any privacy request. This policy matches the scripts the pages load on 13 Nov 2026, including the advertising and analytics tags that are on by default.

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What this site stores

The first-party record is a browser storage item named pes2013_consent. It holds your choice (granted or denied), the time it was written, and an expiry 180 days later. The fixed Social Bar also stores a local item named pes2013_ads_closed so a bar you closed does not come back on the next page; it holds a closed flag and a 180-day expiry. Neither key is sent to an ad network. Choosing Cookie settings in the footer opens the banner again, and Accept or Reject overwrites the same key. Vendor cookie names below are documented examples; the actual set depends on the response and browser settings.

There is no stored choice on a first visit, so the site treats the visitor as granted and loads ads, Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity from the first view. YouTube loads only after a visitor presses a video. The banner is notice and withdrawal, not a gate: it still appears with Accept and Reject, and Reject writes denied and turns those scripts off for 180 days. If the browser exposes Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track, the site starts denied and does not wait for a click.

Third parties loaded by default

Adsterra fills the Native Banner slot in the page and the fixed Social Bar at the bottom-right. Its script and creative frames come from bicea.org and the CDN that Adsterra picks for the request, so those hosts can see your IP address, user agent and the page URL. Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity receive the page URL, a random client identifier and interaction events. YouTube receives the request only when you press a video still. We do not sell personal information and we do not hand your email address to an advertiser.

Legal basis and retention

Advertising, measurement and replay scripts start on the first visit unless a saved rejection or browser privacy signal applies. The banner records your choice; Reject withdraws these services, reloads the page to stop active scripts and remembers the choice for 180 days. Google Consent Mode starts with advertising storage and advertising data signals denied and analytics storage granted before any configuration, then applies the current site choice. Microsoft, Google and advertising partners control their own service retention; the source links below describe their policies. We keep email you send us only as long as needed to answer it.

Your choices and opt-outs

Press Reject on the banner, or open Cookie settings in the footer and press Reject, to stop the scripts and remember the choice for 180 days. You can also clear this site’s data in your browser, which removes both local keys. For personalised advertising on other sites, use Google Ad Settings, the Digital Advertising Alliance opt-out, Your Online Choices, or the Microsoft privacy dashboard. Adsterra does not offer a per-site opt-out form on this page; blocking its domains in your browser or extension stops its creatives here as well. Global Privacy Control is honoured as a denial on the first request.

Depending on where you live you can ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, or a copy of the information we hold, and you can object to a use. Email [email protected]. We hold the consent and closed-bar records only in your browser, so deleting site data for this origin removes them. You can also complain to a supervisory authority. This page is not aimed at children. We will change this policy by editing this URL and updating the date; material changes are reflected in the text, not in a silent script.