Privacy Policy

1. Who we are

Mono Vaders: Space Shooter (the “game”) is provided by MojoSoft (J Pearson), United Kingdom. Contact support@mojosoft.co.uk about this policy or your information.

2. Game progress and preferences

The game stores progress, scores, unlocks, rewards and preferences on your device. Clearing app storage removes local data; device backups may retain copies under your device settings. Submitting a score to the world leaderboard sends selected game information to our online service.

3. Analytics and diagnostics

The native app uses Google Firebase Analytics for gameplay and usage events, including interactions with advertising and rating prompts. Firebase may process app-instance identifiers, device and operating-system information and event data. Analytics is enabled in the current native app configuration; the web version does not use this native analytics integration.

Firebase Crashlytics receives crash reports, error details, diagnostic logs and game context, such as scene or wave. Reports may include a pseudonymous player identifier. Technical error events may also be sent to Supabase, including app version, platform, screen, error message, stack trace and diagnostic context. These records help investigate failures and improve reliability. Pseudonymous identifiers are not the same as fully anonymous data.

4. Advertising

The game integrates Google AdMob, including rewarded advertising. Advertising services may process identifiers, IP addresses, device information and ad interactions to deliver ads, measure performance and prevent fraud. Where available or required, Google’s consent interface presents advertising choices. Device advertising settings provide additional controls. Choosing not to watch a rewarded ad means its associated reward may not be available.

5. World leaderboard

If you submit a score, the online leaderboard processes your chosen display name, player identifier, score, wave, sector, country code and submission time. Display names and ranking information are visible to other players. Avoid using your real name or sensitive information in your display name.

The service uses Supabase. A country code can come from a cached value or device language; if those are unavailable, an IP-based lookup may contact ipapi.co. That provider receives the network request, including your IP address. This is approximate country detection, not GPS access.

6. Service providers

Information described above is processed by the providers supporting these features. Their policies explain their own processing:

• Google Firebase privacy and security
• Google privacy policy (including advertising services)
• Supabase privacy policy
• ipapi privacy policy

These services may process information outside your country. Applicable protections depend on the provider, service configuration and relevant data-protection requirements.

7. Retention and deletion

Local game records remain until cleared or removed, subject to device backups. Online leaderboard records are separate from local storage: uninstalling the game does not remove submitted scores. Contact us with your display name and enough information to identify a score if you want to request its removal.

Firebase states that Crashlytics retains crash traces and associated identifiers for 90 days before beginning removal. Analytics retention depends on the project configuration. Contact us for information about the retention and deletion of analytics or backend error records associated with your use of the game.

8. Your choices and rights

You can avoid submitting leaderboard scores, manage advertising choices where provided, and clear local app data. The current game does not provide a verified in-app switch for disabling analytics or crash reporting; this policy does not promise one.

Depending on applicable law and the processing involved, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability of personal information, or object to processing. Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw that consent. Contact support@mojosoft.co.uk to make a request. You may also complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office or your local data-protection authority.

9. Contact and policy updates

If you contact support, we receive your email address and the information you provide to respond to your request. Do not send passwords or unnecessary sensitive information. Updates to this policy will be posted on this page with a revised date.