Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 20, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how the game 910 Color Block Puzzle, developed by Onhand Studio, handles information related to its users.
By installing or using the game, the user declares to be aware of the practices described in this Privacy Policy.
1. Information Collected Directly
The game does not require account creation and does not directly request information such as:
Progress, settings, completed levels, and scores may be stored locally on the user's device.
2. Automatically Collected Information
The game may use third-party services to display advertisements, analyze application performance, identify bugs, and prevent fraud.
These services may automatically process information such as:
- IP address
- Approximate location estimated by IP address
- Device or installation identifiers
- Advertising identifier, when permitted
- Device model and operating system
- Application version
- Interactions with the game and advertisements
- Usage time
- Performance information
- Error, crash, and diagnostic reports
The game does not use this information to directly identify the user by name.
3. Purposes of Processing
The information may be used to:
4. Third-Party Services
The game may use services provided by Google, including:
Google AdMob
For ad display and measurement
Google Firebase Analytics
For usage statistics
Google Firebase Crashlytics
For error and crash reporting
These services may collect and process information in accordance with their own privacy policies and applicable settings.
The developer does not sell users' personal information.
4.1. Google Mobile Ads SDK Data Disclosure
Select platform:
Apple requires developers who publish apps on the App Store to disclose certain information about their apps' data use. These disclosures have been required for new apps and app updates since December 8, 2020. Google's guide describes the Google Mobile Ads SDK's data collection practices as of version 7.68.0 to help AdMob developers answer the questions in App Store Connect.
To improve AdMob performance, the Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect information from apps, including:
- IP address, which may be used to estimate the device's general location
- Non-user-related crash logs used to diagnose problems and improve the SDK; diagnostic information may also be used for advertising and analytics
- User-associated performance data, such as app launch time, hang rate, or energy usage, which may be used to evaluate behavior, improve and plan product features, and display ads, including through sharing with other entities that display ads
- A device ID, such as the device's advertising identifier or other app- or developer-bounded identifiers, which may be used for third-party advertising and analytics
- Advertising data, such as advertisements the user has seen, which may support analytics and advertising features
- Other product interactions, such as app-launch taps and video views, which may be used to improve advertising performance
Optional product features, such as advanced reporting, and tests of new features may involve additional data and require additional disclosures. Developers using an older Google Mobile Ads SDK should consider updating it and must review their disclosures whenever the SDK, enabled features, or applicable requirements change.
Apple privacy manifest files
Google Mobile Ads SDK version 11.2.0 and later supports privacy manifest declarations. The developer remains responsible for checking the privacy manifest and keeping the application's data disclosures accurate and up to date.
Apple App Privacy DetailsApple disclosure announcementApple privacy manifest documentationApple enforcement update
5. Advertisements
The game may display advertisements provided by third parties.
Depending on the region, declared age, device settings, and user consent, advertisements may be personalized or non-personalized.
The user may reset or delete their advertising identifier in the device's privacy settings.
When required by applicable law, a notice will be displayed so that the user can accept, refuse, or manage their privacy preferences related to advertisements.
6. Children and Adolescents
The game is not intended to intentionally collect personal information directly provided by children.
If the game is made available to children or includes children in its target audience, age-appropriate settings, appropriate advertisements, and services authorized by applicable Google Play policies will be used.
Parents or guardians who believe that a child has provided personal information may contact us at the email provided at the end of this Policy.
7. Storage and Deletion
Locally saved progress remains on the device while the game is installed or until the application data is deleted by the user.
Local Data
Uninstalling the game usually removes locally stored data.
Third-Party Data
Information processed by third-party services may be retained according to the retention periods and policies of those providers.
Since the game does not offer account creation, there is no user account to be deleted. Requests related to data directly controlled by the developer may be sent by email.
8. Security
Reasonable measures are taken to protect information, including:
- Use of encrypted connections by integrated services
- Limitation of permissions requested by the application
- Use of updated versions of SDKs
- Restriction of data collection to what is necessary for operation, advertising, analysis, and security
- Periodic review of third-party libraries
No electronic system is completely risk-free. Therefore, absolute security cannot be guaranteed.
9. User Rights
Under applicable law, including the General Data Protection Law — LGPD, the user may request:
Some requests may depend on the resources and identifiers maintained by the providers.
Contact
For questions about this policy or to exercise your rights, please contact: