Privacy policy

There’s no account to make and no sign-in, and nothing about how you play is sent to us. Your coins, Gems, cards, upgrades and settings stay on your device. The game has no analytics of its own, and we don’t sell or share data.

Adverts come from Google AdMob. One only plays when you choose to watch it, either to collect three times your winnings at the end of a run or to respawn after a failed press. There are no pop-up adverts.

When an advert loads, Google receives what it needs to show it and measure it: an ID for your device, a rough location worked out from your IP address, which adverts you’ve seen and tapped, and crash and performance details. How Google uses this

Before the first advert, the game asks whether it can track you. If you say yes, Google can use your iPhone’s advertising identifier to choose adverts based on what you do in other apps and on websites. If you say no, adverts still play, they just aren’t chosen that way. You can change your answer whenever you like in your iPhone’s Settings, under Privacy & Security, then Tracking.

On Android there’s no tracking question. Google uses your phone’s advertising ID to show adverts. You can reset or delete that ID in your phone’s Settings, under Privacy, then Ads.

In the UK and EU, Google’s consent form asks for your choices before that. You can change them later in the game’s Settings, under Advert privacy choices.

Purchases (Gem bundles, Remove Ads and the Starter Pack) are handled by Apple on iPhone and by Google Play on Android, as described above. With Remove Ads you get the same rewards without watching anything, and the game doesn’t load adverts or ask to track you.

There’s no account to make and no sign-in, and nothing about how you play is sent to us. Your words, scores, Arcade pages and settings stay on your device. The game has no analytics of its own.

Adverts come from Google AdMob. One only plays when you tap Watch an ad, in return for something like an extra shuffle or more time on the clock. There are no pop-up adverts.

When an advert loads, Google receives what it needs to show it and measure it: an ID for your device (on iPhone, one that Apple gives our apps, not your advertising identifier; on Android, your phone’s advertising ID), a rough location worked out from your IP address, which adverts you’ve seen and tapped, and crash and performance details. How Google uses this

In the UK and EU, Google’s consent form asks for your choices before the first advert. You can change them later in the game’s Settings, under Ad privacy choices. Saying no doesn’t stop adverts playing. They just aren’t picked using your data.

On iPhone, the game never asks to track you. Google doesn’t get your iPhone’s advertising identifier, and the adverts aren’t based on what you do in other apps or on websites. On Android, Google can use your phone’s advertising ID to pick adverts. You can delete it in your phone’s Settings, under Privacy, then Ads.

The game doesn’t sell anything at the moment. If we add purchases, such as a way to remove adverts, they’ll go through Apple, and we’ll update this section before that version comes out.

There’s no account to make and no sign-in, and nothing about how you play is sent to us. Your levels, stars, best scores, saved power-ups and settings stay on your device. The game has no analytics of its own.

Adverts come from Google AdMob. One only plays when you choose to watch it, in return for something like 15 more seconds on the clock, a power-up, or another turn of the Daily Spin. There are no pop-up adverts, and trying a level again never needs one.

When an advert loads, Google receives what it needs to show it and measure it: an ID that Apple gives our apps on your device (not your advertising identifier), a rough location worked out from your IP address, which adverts you’ve seen and tapped, and crash and performance details. How Google uses this

In the UK and EU, Google’s consent form asks for your choices before the first advert. You can change them later in the game’s Settings, under Ad privacy choices. Saying no doesn’t stop adverts playing. They just aren’t picked using your data.

The game never asks to track you. Google doesn’t get your iPhone’s advertising identifier, and the adverts aren’t based on what you do in other apps or on websites.

The game doesn’t sell anything at the moment. If we add purchases, such as a way to remove adverts, they’ll go through Apple, and we’ll update this section before that version comes out.