Privacy Policy

Application: Paper Games 6 in 1 (com.paper.games.paper_games)
Last updated: 8 September 2026

This policy explains how I, as the developer of Paper Games 6 in 1 (the “App”), use information for the features that I operate and control. It also identifies the third-party services integrated into the App and links to their own privacy information.

1. Developer contact

I am the independent developer and publisher of Paper Games 6 in 1. For questions about the App or this privacy policy, write to krasheninin.p.a@gmail.com.

I determine the purposes and app-side configuration of the processing described here. If you contact me, I use your email address and the information you provide to respond and handle your request.

2. Data stored by the App

The App saves the following locally, using the operating system’s standard app storage:

• game progress: experience, level, number of finished games and the list of completed puzzle levels;
• in-game coin balance, daily play streak and reward bookkeeping;
• your settings, such as interface language and sound;
• puzzle packs downloaded for the nonogram game (see section 3).

The coins are an in-game currency earned by playing or by watching an optional rewarded video. The App has no in-app purchases and does not process payments.

The App does not upload its local saved-game database to me. Selected information about gameplay is sent as analytics, as described in section 4. Android cloud backup is disabled for the App. You can remove the local copy by clearing the App’s data in Android settings or by uninstalling the App.

3. Puzzle pack updates

The nonogram game ships with a built-in catalogue of levels and can receive additional packs. On launch the App requests a small manifest file and, if a newer revision exists, the corresponding pack files from a public static file host (GitHub Pages, operated by GitHub, Inc.):

https://mloolm.github.io/paper_levels/

The App does not add an account identifier, game progress or settings to these requests. Downloaded packs are verified by checksum and stored on the device.

4. Analytics and product improvement

I use a limited set of analytics to understand how the games perform, which games and difficulty levels may need improvement, and whether new or changed content is useful to players. I also use gameplay signals to measure the effectiveness of, and optimise, advertising campaigns that bring players to the App. The basis I rely on for this use is my legitimate interest in maintaining, improving and promoting the App.

Firebase Analytics provides basic measurements such as the first App launch and App sessions. The App also sends the following gameplay events:

• completion of a game, including the game, difficulty, result, duration and number of rewarded assists used and total number of completed games;
• the first completed game;
• the point at which three games have been completed, together with an “engaged player” property for the installation.

I do not add your name, email address or a game account to these events, or link them to emails you send me. I do not combine these events with information from Appodeal. The absence of a name or account does not mean that analytics records are anonymous; see Google's information about analytics identifiers in section 5.

When the App first starts, it informs you about analytics. Sharing gameplay events is enabled by default. You can turn it off at any time in the App’s Settings. Turning it off stops future gameplay events. Basic App measurement remains enabled. This choice does not restrict the games, hints or other App features. The first-launch banner is an informational notice; dismissing it acknowledges the notice and does not change your settings.

5. Third-party services

I have chosen and configured the following services for the stated purposes. I am responsible for those choices, purposes and the information that the App is configured to send. Each provider is responsible for operating its own service and for any processing it performs independently. Its current practices are described in its own materials linked below.

• Firebase Analytics / Google Analytics (Google). Used for the analytics and campaign measurement described in section 4. See How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services, the Firebase Privacy and Security documentation and the Google Privacy Policy.
• Appodeal. I use Appodeal to fund the App with a banner, full-screen ads between games and optional rewarded ads. A rewarded ad starts only when you choose it; declining it does not block a game. Information about Appodeal and the advertising providers it uses is available in the Appodeal Privacy Policy and its partner privacy policy list.
• GitHub Pages. I use it to host optional puzzle pack files. GitHub’s own practices are described in the GitHub Privacy Statement.

6. Storage, deletion and choices

I do not maintain user accounts or a separate developer-hosted database of players. Local game progress and settings remain until removed from the device. You can remove the local copy as described in section 2.

Analytics retention is governed by the retention settings applicable to the Analytics property and the service's terms. The criteria for retaining data for my analytics purposes are its usefulness for comparing game performance and campaign results over time and evaluating changes to the App. Google's current information about retention settings and their scope is available in its Analytics retention documentation. Correspondence is kept for handling your request and any necessary follow-up or applicable legal obligations.

You may object to sharing gameplay statistics at any time by switching it off in the App’s Settings. This stops the App from sending new detailed gameplay events and setting new engagement properties. It does not delete previously transmitted events or previously set properties, or disable basic App measurement. Clearing local data or uninstalling the App does not itself request deletion of records already sent to Analytics.

Depending on applicable law and the processing involved, you may have rights to access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection and portability, and to lodge a complaint with a data protection authority. For requests concerning processing for this App, contact me at the email address in section 1.

The App does not associate analytics with your name or email address. I may therefore be unable to identify records relating to your installation from an email alone. If this prevents me from handling your request, I will explain the limitation; you may provide additional information that enables the relevant records to be identified.

For information about Google's available data controls, see its Analytics privacy controls. Questions or requests about processing a provider performs independently should be directed to that provider through its policy linked in section 5.

7. Children

The App is a general-audience collection of pen-and-paper puzzles and is not designed for children under 13. The App does not ask users for their name, e-mail address, age or other personal details.

8. Security and permissions

Game progress and settings are kept in Android’s private app storage. The App includes permissions for internet access, network state and the Android advertising identifier. It does not request access to your contacts, photos, camera, microphone, files or precise location.

9. Changes and contact

I may update this policy when the features or third-party services included in the App change. The current version is always available at this address, and the date at the top shows when it was last revised.

For questions about the App, the information I control or this policy, contact me at krasheninin.p.a@gmail.com. For questions about a third-party service, use the contact information in that provider’s policy.