Information the App handles

Effective date: September 27, 2026. The App does not ask you to create an account or provide your name, email address, phone number, or password. However, it is not accurate to say that the App collects no data.

Depending on the features you use and the SDK configuration, the App and its service providers handle the following:

• Online games: When you use online multiplayer, Firebase Authentication creates an anonymous user identifier. Firebase Cloud Firestore stores and synchronizes game mode, board and moves, game status and result, room codes, player identifiers, matchmaking status, and rematch requests.
• Analytics: The App uses Google Analytics for Firebase to send screen views and gameplay events, including game mode, opponent type, results, move counts, duration, matchmaking, and rematch activity. Firebase may also process app-instance identifiers and technical, performance, and usage information according to its SDK configuration.
• Advertising: Unity Ads provides banner and interstitial ads. Unity Ads' SDK documentation for version 4.20 lists collection and sharing of device identifiers (including the advertising identifier), ad interactions such as ad views and taps, diagnostics, approximate location, and purchase history. Unity lists approximate location for advertising/marketing, analytics, app functionality, and fraud prevention/security/compliance; purchase history for advertising/marketing and analytics; ad interactions for advertising/marketing, analytics, and fraud prevention/security/compliance; diagnostics for app functionality and analytics; and device identifiers for advertising/marketing, analytics, app functionality, and fraud prevention/security/compliance. The SDK may also process device and network information needed to provide its service. The App does not request precise location. See Unity's disclosures and privacy policy for details.
• Local game data: Game state used for offline play is handled on your device.

We do not directly request your name, email, contacts, photos, or precise location in the App. The App’s gameplay analytics events do not intentionally include your name, email, or anonymous Firebase multiplayer identifier.

How information is used and shared

We use this information to provide and synchronize online games, find opponents, measure gameplay and app performance, show and measure ads, and maintain and protect the App.

Information is processed by Google/Firebase for analytics, anonymous authentication, and online game services, and by Unity Technologies for advertising. Online game and matchmaking data is also made available to signed-in App users as needed by the multiplayer service. We do not sell personal information. These providers may process information under their own privacy terms:

• Unity Privacy Policy
• Google Privacy Policy
• Firebase Privacy and Security

Multiplayer visibility

Online multiplayer information is stored in Firestore. The current service rules allow any authenticated App user to read game documents and matchmaking entries, and to create, update, or delete game documents.

Therefore, game records are not currently restricted to only the two players in a match. Do not include private or sensitive information in a room or game.

Advertising choices

The App does not currently provide its own advertising-preference screen or consent prompt. Unity Ads 4.20 documents contextual ads when no consent signal is provided; this does not replace any consent or disclosure required by the laws where the App is used.

The iOS App does not currently implement an App Tracking Transparency prompt. Unity Ads may process advertising identifiers. Whether a particular configuration constitutes “tracking” under Apple’s rules depends on the actual SDK behavior and use; where ATT is required, the tracking must not occur before permission is obtained.