Hi, is there a way to turn off the ability of the participants to go to “My Profile” and see all the questions and answers they submitted and then download it via “export all data”? This is very important for game integrity. The “Participant Response Data” section should also be hidden.
Thank you.
Unfortunately there is not a current way to disable a participant reviewing their responses in the My Profile section of the Participant View.
This feature allows all participants to always have the ability to review what data they have sent the application per European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidelines. And also to remove that data, though the removal feature can be disabled on the Experience Dashboard. But not the ability to review it.
How does allowing a player to review their responses affect game integrity?
I understand that the European Union has laws like GDPR, but I operate in the United States. I agree that it’s good for participants to be able to access the personal information they submitted, but can’t there be a separate option for Americans to protect at least the trivia questions we put time and effort into writing from being so easily downloaded and disseminated?
This feature has been used by a competitor to easily steal questions to use in their own trivia games and also by participants who travel to different locations that are using the same questions at different times. Our trivia nights are being targeted because we use Crowdpurr and it is so easy and quick to gain access to our questions and answers versus other trivia companies.
Thank you.
To be clear, we were not even aware of this download feature until an ex-employee of the competitor told us how they were doing it.
Am I going to receive a response regarding this?
Hi @contact2, thank you for your response.
We sincerely appreciate you sharing your feedback regarding content protection and highlighting the specific ways this may be impacting your trivia events. At this time, we’ve forwarded this feedback to our Development Team for review and consideration.
As always, we welcome any feedback you can provide as we’re always listening to user feedback like yours.
Do you write your own questions or are you talking about the Crowdpurr library questions you use in your games?
I write all of the questions that I use. I don’t use Crowdpurr library questions.
Copy that. Well, we’re not ignoring you on this. But it’s not something on our immediate roadmap to add. We’ll discuss this issue internally and report back on what our plan is.