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In short
To take the test you create no account, give no e-mail address and enter no personal information. The site asks for nothing and keeps nothing that could identify you.
Controller
[Company or name], [address]. Contact: [e-mail].
Test data
When you finish a test, the site records, strictly anonymously: which questions were answered correctly, the estimated ability and number of correct answers, how long the run took, and the language of the test.
It records no IP address, no user agent, no cookie and no technical identifier. None of these rows can be traced back to a person, including by the site’s own operator. The data is used only to re-estimate question difficulty (see How the score is calculated).
Cookies
The site itself sets no cookie. [If you enable advertising: the ad network [name] may set cookies, and does so only after you have explicitly accepted via the banner. Refusing changes nothing about how the site works.]
A display preference (your answer to the banner) may be kept in your browser’s local storage. It never leaves your device and is never sent to the site.
Hosting
The site is hosted by [host], [address]. Server logs managed by the host may contain IP addresses for a limited period for security purposes.
Your rights
Under the GDPR you have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction and objection over your personal data. Since this site holds none relating to you, there is in practice nothing to export or delete. You can still write to [e-mail] with any question, and lodge a complaint with your national data protection authority.
Minors
The test is open to everyone, but an online result for a child or teenager has no diagnostic value. If you have questions about a child’s cognitive functioning, speak to a psychologist: only they have instruments standardised by age group.