Privacy in plain words
This is the short, readable version. It says the same things as the full Privacy Policy in fewer words. If the two ever disagree, the full one is the one that counts — but we would rather fix the disagreement, so tell us.
The whole thing in four lines. We save your game so you do not lose it. We do not know your name. We do not show ads. If you want it all gone, there is a button in the game that deletes it.
What we keep
- Your game. Which rooms you finished, your gold and gems, which heroes you own, and your settings.
- A random number that means "you". Not your name — a string of characters the app makes up on its own the first time you open it. We cannot turn it into a person.
- What you bought, if you bought gems. The store tells us a purchase happened and which one. We never see your card.
That is the list. Not your name, not your email, not your phone number, not where you are, not your photos, not your contacts.
Why we keep it
So the game still knows who you are tomorrow. If we kept nothing, you would start from room 1 every time you closed the app, and gems you paid for would vanish. That is the entire reason.
The part that is optional
We would also like to know which rooms people get stuck on, so we can fix the ones that are too hard, and whether the app crashed, so we can fix that too.
That part is off until you say yes. The game asks you once, near the start. Both buttons are the same size and neither is ticked for you. Saying no is not a worse experience — the game is exactly the same either way, and nothing is locked behind saying yes.
If you said yes and want to change your mind, open Settings → Privacy and turn it off. It stops right then, not next time you open the game.
If you told the game you are under 16, this never happens at all — even if you tap yes. That is not us promising to be careful; it is two separate checks in the app, and both have to pass.
Who sees it
Us, and Google. We use Google Firebase to store the game, so your save sits on Google's computers rather than ours. Google is not allowed to use it for their own purposes — they hold it for us.
We do not sell anything to anyone. There is no advertising in Tiny Dungeon, so there is nobody buying. If we ever changed that, this page would say so before it happened.
Your save is kept on computers outside your country, including in the United States. There are legal contracts covering that; the full policy names them.
How to say no
- To measurement: Settings → Privacy → turn off "Share gameplay analytics".
- To saving online: play offline. The game works with no connection at all; it just cannot bring your save to another phone.
- To all of it: delete it, below.
How to delete it
In the game: Settings → Cloud → Delete Cloud Data. It asks you to confirm, tells you what goes, and then it goes.
Already uninstalled? Delete my data explains how to ask us instead.
One warning worth reading twice. If you bought gems, deleting removes them and we cannot give them back. We keep a record that the purchase happened — with your ID stripped out of it — because that record is what stops a refunded purchase being paid out a second time. It no longer says who you are.
What you can ask us for
A copy of what we hold. A correction. Deletion. It in a format a machine can read. Or to stop measuring you. All of it is free, none of it makes us treat you differently, and we answer within 30 days.
Because your save is anonymous, we need the ID to find it — the game shows it at the bottom of Settings, under the version number. Copy it into your email or we will not know which save is yours.
Email privacy@qirai.tech. If you think we have got something wrong and we do not fix it, you can complain to a data protection regulator — the full policy says which one.
How old you have to be
Tiny Dungeon is for players aged 13 and over. The game asks what year you were born, once. Nothing about the game changes because of your answer — only what we are allowed to collect does, and a younger answer means we collect less.
If you are under 13, please ask a parent before playing. If you are a parent and think your child has given us something you would rather we did not have, email privacy@qirai.tech and we will remove it.