Interregnum Classic privacy policy

What stays on the device

The game in progress, your statistics, the daily challenge calendar, your preferences and your consent choice are stored on the device only. The app has no account or sign-in, and the studio receives none of it.

Advertising

The app shows Google AdMob ads: a banner on the table, a full-screen ad at the end of games and, only when you choose to watch one, a rewarded ad in exchange for extra undos or hints.

To serve and measure those ads, AdMob receives from the device the advertising identifier (IDFA on iOS, advertising ID on Android), the IP address, the device model, the system version, the language and ad interaction data such as impressions and taps. It also uses that data to cap how often an ad repeats and to prevent fraud.

Your consent

Personalised ads, chosen from your profile, appear only with your consent. On first launch the app shows Google's consent message (required in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland) and, on iPhone and iPad, Apple's tracking request (App Tracking Transparency). If you do not consent or do not allow tracking, ads still appear, but not personalised, and the advertising identifier is not used to track you.

You can change your mind at any time: on iOS, in Settings, Privacy & Security, Tracking; on Android, in Settings, Privacy, Ads, where you can delete or reset the advertising ID. Where Google's message is required, the app's settings also open the privacy options so you can review your choice.

Usage statistics and crashes

The app sends usage events to Firebase Analytics (Google): games started, won and lost by mode, hints and undos used, ads watched, daily challenge days, and opening the plans screen and purchases by plan. With them go an installation identifier generated by Firebase, the device model, the system version, the language and the approximate country. They tell the studio what works in the game, and are never used to identify you.

When the app closes on an error, Firebase Crashlytics (Google) sends a crash report: the point in the code where it failed, the device model, the system version and an installation identifier. None of that data includes your name, email or precise location.

Purchases and subscriptions

The no-ads plans (weekly, monthly and yearly, renewing automatically, and the one-time lifetime purchase) are sold and charged by the App Store (Apple) or Google Play (Google). The studio never sees or stores payment data: the app only receives from the store which plan is active and until when. To cancel a subscription, use the subscriptions in your store account.

Third-party services

Ads, usage statistics and crash diagnostics are operated by Google (policy; how Google uses data from partner apps). Purchases are processed by Apple (policy) or by Google. Each of those services handles the data it receives under its own policy.

International transfer

Ads, statistics, crash diagnostics and purchases are operated by companies based outside Brazil, so that data may be processed in other countries, including the United States, under the safeguards set out in the Brazilian data protection law and, for readers in Europe, the GDPR.

Deleting your data

Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on the device. Resetting the advertising ID disconnects the device from its previous ad profile. To request deletion of the usage and crash data tied to your installation, write to arthur@am2studio.com.br; I reply within 30 days.

Children

The game is rated for all ages and is not directed to children. The studio does not knowingly collect data from children under 13.

Your rights and contact

Under the Brazilian data protection law (LGPD) and, in Europe, the GDPR, you may ask for confirmation of processing, access, correction, anonymisation, portability or deletion of your data, and withdraw your consent. The data controller is Arthur Monteiro Alves Melo. Write to arthur@am2studio.com.br and the reply comes within 15 days.