Privacy Policy

The game saves a file on your device. That file can include your stage progress, difficulty unlocks, medals, Cosmic Shards, scores, plane and skin unlocks, the plane and skin you selected, upgrade ranks, whether you have seen the briefing, whether extra armour is temporarily active, master volume, dialogue mute, the motion-sickness aid, your analytics choice, and whether you accepted the terms of use.

If you turn the motion-sickness aid on, the game reads the device accelerometer during a stage and uses it only to draw a guide grid on that device. The reading is not saved to the cloud and is not sent to Ninnu Studios. While the aid is off, the game does not read the sensor. Vibration is used for haptics and is not recorded.

Uninstalling the game, or clearing its storage in Android settings, deletes this device file.

After you accept the terms, the game signs you in to Google Play Games automatically. You can still play if that sign-in fails. Progress then stays on the device until a later sign-in.

Google provides the Play Games profile. The public all-time leaderboard can show your Play Games name, rank, and score to other players. A new personal best from ordinary play may be submitted to that board.

When you are signed in, gameplay progress may be stored with Google Play Games Saved Games in a slot named skyfall_progress_v1, so a later sign-in can restore it. That cloud copy can include your shards, scores, unlocked stages and difficulties, medals, upgrade ranks, planes, skins, plane cards, briefing progress, and whether extra armour is temporarily active. It can also include your Play Games player id, a device identifier from the operating system, a save id, revision ids, a content hash, and the time of the save. Ninnu Studios uses those identifiers to tell one save apart from another and to avoid writing one account's progress over another.

These stay on the device and are not part of the cloud copy: terms acceptance, volume, dialogue mute, the motion-sickness aid, and your analytics choice.

The game does not use your Play Games profile to choose advertising. Google's Play Games terms and privacy notice also apply: https://policies.google.com/privacy (opens in a new tab)

Anonymous gameplay analytics are on unless you turn ANALYTICS off in Settings. The game sends events to Google Firebase Analytics. Events can include stage and sector, difficulty, result, score, how long a session lasted, damage taken, enemies, Cosmic Shard changes, plane and skin choices, boss ids, rewarded-ad outcomes, and whether a Play Games or cloud-save step succeeded or failed.

Those events do not include your name, email address, Play Games player id, advertising ID, or the contents of your save. Firebase advertising-ID collection is off. Firebase may still use its own app-instance identifier to group events from the same installation.

A new install starts with analytics on. Turning ANALYTICS off stores that choice on the device and stops later events from that device. Turning it on again allows later events. Google processes the events it receives under its own terms. Ninnu Studios uses the reports to understand how the game is played and where it fails.

The game may offer an optional rewarded advertisement from Google AdMob, for example to double the Cosmic Shards from a run or to arm one boost before a mission. You do not have to watch an ad to play. There is no shop and the game does not sell anything for real money.

Google may process device and advertising data to request, show, measure, and secure those ads. The app is allowed to use the Android advertising ID for that purpose. Where Google requires an advertising-consent choice, the game asks for that choice before it requests ads. You can change an ad choice later from the device's Google advertising settings, and from the privacy-options form when Google makes that form available.

Ninnu Studios does not control the content of third-party ads. Google's advertising privacy information is at https://policies.google.com/technologies/ads (opens in a new tab).

Ninnu Studios does not ask for your name, email, phone number, contacts, photos, messages, or precise location. The game does not record the microphone. Ninnu Studios does not sell your personal information.

Galaxy Enforcer Skyfall is not directed at children under 13. Ninnu Studios does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child has used the online features, write to the contact address below and ask for the related leaderboard score or cloud progress to be removed.

The device save lasts until you uninstall the game or clear its data. Cloud progress and the leaderboard score stay with your Google account until you delete them in Google Play Games, delete the Google account data, or Google removes them. Analytics events are kept by Google according to the Firebase retention settings for this app. Ninnu Studios does not keep a separate copy of your save.

• Turn ANALYTICS off in Settings to stop later analytics events from that device.
• Skip every rewarded ad. The game remains playable.
• Use Android settings to reset or delete your advertising ID, and use Google's ads consent form where it is offered.
• Remove the device save by uninstalling the game or clearing its storage.
• Remove Play Games cloud progress and leaderboard data from your Google account settings.

You may email ninnustudios@gmail.com to ask what this policy covers, to ask Ninnu Studios to stop using analytics reports, or to ask for help removing a leaderboard score or cloud save. Ninnu Studios may need your Play Games name and enough detail to find the score or save. Ninnu Studios cannot sign in to your Google account. Requests about data Google holds are also handled by Google.

Where the law gives you a right to access, correct, delete, or object to the use of your information, you can use the contact address to exercise it. Rights the law says cannot be waived still apply.

Play Games, Firebase Analytics, and AdMob are operated by Google. Google may process that information in the United States and in other countries where Google operates. Ninnu Studios does not transfer a copy of your save to its own servers, because it does not keep those servers for this game.

Ninnu Studios may update this policy when the game's data practices change. The date at the top is the date of the current version. The page at this address is the current policy.

Ninnu Studios
Galaxy Enforcer Skyfall
Email: ninnustudios@gmail.com