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The Portland Hacker Foundation (PDXHF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity operating out of the Silicon Forest sector—including Portland networks and our dispatch in Beaverton, Oregon. We exist to empower the local information security community, providing essential grants, education, and fostering what we classify as "asymmetric impact".

"Information wants to be free. But privacy must be defended."

Our commitment to teaching the next generation of coders led to the development of Bloopy Quest. This retro 8-bit mobile emulator game introduces users to basic logic gates and problem-solving wrapped in classic arcade mechanics. The digital revenue generated by players directly funds our micro-grant program and subsidizes events like our monthly "HACKLUNCH" gatherings alongside partners like CTRL-H Hackerspace.

The Source Code Privacy License

COMPILE DATE: APRIL 09, 2026 // NULL_DATA

This document governs the flow of data within the system architecture. As privacy advocates, we believe in the sovereignty of the user over their own digital output.

Bloopy Quest executes a hardcoded Zero-Data directive. We capture NO Personal Data and NO Usage Data. Your device operates independently without pinging our servers.

1. Syntax Definitions

For the purpose of parsing this logic, variables with an initial capital letter possess the specific properties outlined below.

2. Variable Declarations

Application
The mobile executable identified as Bloopy Quest.
Foundation (Us)
Portland Hacker Foundation, 250 SW Delta Dr, Beaverton, OR 97006.
Local Server
Refers to your specific hardware operating within Oregon or any global node.
Device
The endpoint hardware running the Application.
Personal Data
Strings containing organic identity markers (names, emails).
Telemetry Data
Automated crash dumps or session analytics vectors.

3. Blocked Ports & Exclusions

Personal and Telemetry Nullification

Personal Data: The application does not prompt for input regarding personally identifiable variables. It is structurally incapable of requesting your name, physical address, email, or biometric passkeys.

Telemetry Data: Background analytics threads have been terminated. The software will not log your IP address mask, hardware MAC address, operating system build, or gameplay interaction timestamps.

4. Cookie & Beacon Void

There are NO web cookies, pixel trackers, or persistent DOM storage elements deployed within the Application runtime.

5. Processing Array Empty

Because the Foundation extracts a total of zero bytes from your terminal, we do NOT execute algorithms for:

6. Memory Volatility

The Foundation controls no external databases for user profiling. Save states, high scores, and logical unlocks reside entirely in the non-volatile memory of your local Device. Purging the Application initiates a complete structural wipe of this local data.

7. Halting Remote Transmissions

Given the offline, standalone architecture of the software, zero packets are routed through the internet or across international digital borders.

8. User-Side Decompile Rights

Since your information exists solely on your local instance, removing the app satisfies the right to data erasure completely. We maintain zero cloud backups of your activity to delete.

9. Mandatory Exceptions

Corporate Acquisitions

The Foundation is an NPO. Were assets to be transferred, no user databases exist to be included in the transfer manifest.

Federal Subpoenas

If compelled by judicial authority to provide evidence logs, our verifiable and encrypted response remains: zero logs are written or stored by this software.

10. Hardened Infrastructure

Bloopy Quest operates offline natively. To prevent side-channel leaks, we have stripped the source code of all third-party SDKs. This ensures the total absence of commercial ad networks (e.g., Google AdMob), tracking suites (e.g., Firebase Analytics), and OAuth social sign-ins.

11. Sub-13 Threat Model (COPPA)

Our commitment to infosec includes shielding the youth. By deploying an indiscriminate zero-data block, we naturally and completely comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), capturing zero variables from any age demographic.

12. External Web Interfacing

Hyperlinks nested within the Application pointing outside our DNS are not shielded by this license. We advise deploying your own operational security protocols when navigating external web properties.

13. Master Policy Compliance

Our absolute data void ensures native alignment with major global privacy standards:

14. Git Commits & Updates

Modifications to this privacy license will be pushed to this endpoint URL. The "COMPILE DATE" serves as the current version string.

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