Nothing to collect

None. The app asks for no personal information and has no way to send any: there are no sockets, no HTTP client and no third-party SDKs, analytics libraries or advertising networks compiled into it.

It requests no permissions — no camera, microphone, location, contacts, photos or Bluetooth. The camera, microphone and Bluetooth usage strings you may see listed on the App Store are required by Apple because the cross-platform framework the game is built on links those system libraries; the game never calls them.

Your settings, your squad names, your local high-score table and any rival scores you have imported are written to the app's own storage folder on your device, and never leave it. Nobody else — including us — can read them.

Deleting the app deletes that data. There is no cloud copy and no way to restore it.

Two features hand something to another app at your request, and only when you tap them. SHARE opens WhatsApp, Telegram or your browser with a link to this page; COPY puts a score code on your clipboard. What happens next is governed by whichever app you send it to, not by us.

A score code contains only the run it describes — a name you typed, a level, a score — and nothing about you or your device.

If you install from the App Store or Google Play, those stores handle the download and the purchase (the game is free) under their own privacy policies. They may show us aggregated, anonymised statistics — downloads per country, for example — that cannot identify anyone.

If you have turned on crash sharing in your operating system, your device may send anonymised crash reports through Apple or Google. We use them only to fix crashes, and they carry no personal data.

The game is safe for children: it collects nothing, shows no ads, has no in-app purchases and offers no chat or user-generated content.