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Information for Parents

This page gives parents and guardians practical information about how OzoGames works and what to consider before a child plays third-party browser games.

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Overview

OzoGames is a discovery portal for browser games. It helps users find game pages through categories, tags, search, and normal static links.

OzoGames does not promise that every game is suitable for every child. Parents and guardians should review individual games and supervise younger players.

How OzoGames works

Game pages are generated as static pages. The page can show factual catalog information, a thumbnail or poster, related games, and a Play button.

The external game iframe is not placed in the initial page. It is created only after the user presses Play.

No required account

The current OzoGames application does not require user accounts, passwords, purchases, comments, uploads, or newsletters.

External game providers

Individual games may be hosted or operated by third-party providers. Those providers may have their own terms, privacy practices, notices, links, storage, ads, or technical restrictions.

OzoGames can remove or disable catalog links under its control, but it cannot control all behavior inside external provider systems.

Advertising and purchases inside third-party games

OzoGames does not add advertising scripts to its own static pages in the current source code. However, third-party games may display ads, links, optional purchases, provider notices, or other content after they load.

Parents should review each game experience and use browser, device, or network-level parental controls when appropriate.

Personal information and privacy

Children should not send personal information by email or enter personal information inside third-party game interfaces.

Parents can read the Privacy Policy and contact OzoGames at contact@ozogames.org with privacy concerns related to a specific OzoGames page.

Safe browsing guidance

  • Review a game before a younger child plays it.
  • Remind children not to share names, addresses, school details, passwords, or contact information.
  • Be careful with links, ads, pop-ups, or prompts shown by external providers.
  • Use browser, device, or network settings that fit your household.

Supervising younger players

Supervision is especially important because external games can change, become unavailable, or show provider-controlled content that OzoGames does not operate.

Reporting an unsuitable or broken game

Send reports to contact@ozogames.org with the exact game-page URL, game title, and a concise description of the concern. A screenshot can help when appropriate.

Privacy and removal requests

Parents or guardians can contact OzoGames about privacy concerns, incorrect catalog information, or requests to review a game link. OzoGames can evaluate pages and links under its control.

Contact information

Parent or guardian questions can be sent to contact@ozogames.org.