Is the Test Anonymous?
Yes, the Rice Purity Test on our site is completely and entirely anonymous.
We believe that taking a test about your personal life should be a private experience, free from judgment and tracking. That's why we've built this site to ensure your data stays exclusively with you.
How Your Privacy is Protected
- Browser-Only Processing: The test is powered entirely by JavaScript running locally in your browser. When you check a box, it is never transmitted over the internet.
- No Servers See Your Answers: Because the scoring happens on your device, our servers literally never receive, see, or process your answers.
- No Cookies or Accounts: We do not use tracking cookies for your test data, and we do not ask you to create an account. You remain a completely anonymous visitor.
- No Database Storage: Your score and your specific answers are not saved to any database. Once you close the tab, your results vanish.
Can Anyone See My Score?
No. Not your school, not your parents, not your employer, and not us. The only way anyone can see your score is if you explicitly choose to copy it and share it with them. Sharing your score is a manual process that you fully control.
Can I Take It Multiple Times?
Yes! Because we don't track your identity or lock you to an account, you can retake the test as many times as you like. Many people retake the test every year to see how their score changes over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my IP address tracked to my answers?
No. While standard web server logs may temporarily log IP addresses for security and traffic analytics, those logs are entirely disconnected from the test itself. Your answers are never sent to our server, so it is technologically impossible to associate your IP with your score.
Does anyone see what specific boxes I checked?
Absolutely not. That data lives in your browser's temporary memory and disappears the moment you leave the page or hit refresh.
Will my results appear anywhere publicly?
No. We do not publish leaderboards or global statistics that contain individual data.