Privacy Policy

This policy explains how Mine Eliminator (the "app") handles your information. It applies to the mobile app published on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

What the app stores on your device

To let you play and review your progress, the app keeps the following in a private database on your device:

• Game results (win or loss, completion time, difficulty level)
• Game statistics (games played, squares revealed, and similar counts)
• Play time
• Game settings, preferences, and any custom difficulty configurations

What leaves your device

Your game data — results, statistics, play time, and settings — never leaves your device. None of it is transmitted anywhere, the app requires no account, and it asks for no personal information such as your name or email address.

The one exception is advertising. To show ads, the app uses Google AdMob and its advertising partners (currently Unity Ads), and to deliver an ad the serving network receives limited technical information — such as your device's IP address (which gives an approximate, city‑level location), device and operating‑system type, and ad‑related identifiers. See the Advertising section below. The app itself contains no analytics or crash‑reporting software and does not build its own profile of you.

Data sharing

Your on‑device game data is never shared — it does not leave your device. The only third parties that receive any information are our advertising partners — Google (AdMob) and Unity Ads — and only the technical data needed to show ads (see Advertising). We do not sell your data to anyone.

Advertising

Mine Eliminator is free and supported by ads. Ads are delivered through Google AdMob, which runs an auction between advertising networks — currently Google and Unity Ads. To deliver an ad, the serving network collects and processes limited information from your device, which may include your IP address (used to infer an approximate, city‑level location), device and operating‑system details, and advertising identifiers, together with basic data about the ads you see (for example, that an ad was shown or tapped, and how often).

Personalized ads only with your consent. By default, ads are non‑personalized: not tailored using a profile of your interests or your activity across other apps and websites. Ads become personalized only when you agree:

• In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland: through Google's consent form, shown on first launch.
• On iPhone and iPad, additionally: through Apple's App Tracking Transparency permission, requested once after your first game.

If you decline either of these — or are never shown them — ads stay non‑personalized. Your choice never limits how much of the game you can play.

Changing your mind. In the EEA and UK you can revisit your consent at any time via Ad privacy options in the game's settings dialog. On iPhone and iPad you can withdraw the tracking permission under Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. On Android you can delete or reset your advertising ID in the system's privacy settings.

You can review how the advertising networks handle this data in the Google Privacy Policy, How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services, and the Unity Player and App User Privacy Policy.

A future version may offer a paid option to remove ads; if it is added, this policy will be updated to describe it.

Children's privacy

Mine Eliminator is intended for a general audience and is not directed to children. Your game data stays on your device, and ads are personalized only behind the consent and permission prompts described above. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

A note about future versions

A future version of Mine Eliminator may add an optional feature to back up or sync your game data across devices. That feature is not part of the current version, and no data leaves your device today. If such a feature is added, it will be opt‑in, and this policy will be updated to describe it before it ships.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, we will update the "Effective date" above and post the revised policy on this page.