Atomic Defence: privacy policy

THIS GAME COLLECTS

NOTHING

Not about you, not about your phone, not about how you play.

It cannot phone home

Atomic Defence does not request the INTERNET permission, so it cannot open a network connection at all. That is a stronger guarantee than a promise not to: adding the permission would require a new version, and Google Play would list it.

No analytics
No advertising
No crash reporting
No third-party SDKs
No contacts, location, camera, microphone or files
No device or advertising identifiers

What stays on your phone

Two things are saved, in the app's own private storage on your phone:

HIGH SCORES The three initials you type, your score, the wave you reached and the difficulty you played.

SETTINGS Sound on or off, haptics on or off, and your chosen difficulty.

No other app can read any of it, and uninstalling the game removes it for good.

Permissions

One: VIBRATE, which makes the phone buzz when a warhead goes off. It gives the app no access to anything. Turn haptics off in the menu if you would rather it did not.

Children

Nothing is collected from anyone who plays, whatever their age.

Changes

If this ever changes, the new version replaces this one at the same address and the date at the top changes with it.

Questions?

theredone7@gmail.com