Dream League Soccer 2026

"Your Advertiser ID and Analytics may be shared with our 3rd party marketing analytics partner called 'Adjust' and with our 3rd party user acquisition partners to improve our marketing effectiveness. We work with the following third party advertising networks: Facebook, Unity, Admob, Applovin, Lift Off, Mintegral, Moloco."

User data including advertiser IDs and analytics are shared with a large number of third-party advertising networks, user acquisition partners, and analytics providers, creating a wide data-sharing ecosystem.

"This may include: the make, model and operating system of your device; properties of your device, such as screen size and orientation, audio volume and battery; the mobile network operator linked to your device; network connection type and speed; IP Address; internet browser used to access the Games; and the advertiser ID."

The app collects detailed device properties like battery level, audio volume, screen orientation, and mobile network operator, which go beyond what is needed for a game to function and are gathered primarily for advertising purposes.

"Personal data we may collect includes the following: the coarse location of your Device when playing our Games; the local time zone of your Device when playing our Games. We also collect: the country, time zone and locale settings on your device (i.e. country and preferred language)."

The company collects coarse device location, country, time zone, and locale settings, enabling geographic tracking of users primarily for advertising segmentation rather than core game functionality.

"We have also enabled Google Signals, an advanced feature of GA4. When users are signed in to their Google Account and have turned on ad personalisation, Google may associate their activity across devices and sessions using Google's data. This allows us to view aggregated, anonymised reports on user demographics, interests, and cross-device behaviour."

By enabling Google Signals, the company allows Google to link user activity across multiple devices and sessions, creating cross-device behavioral profiles tied to Google accounts.

"We may make changes to this Privacy Policy in future, which will be posted on this page. You should check this page from time to time to ensure you are aware of any changes. Where appropriate we may notify you of changes through the Games."

The company reserves the right to change the privacy policy at any time, with notification only 'where appropriate,' placing the burden on users to periodically check for changes.

"We will hold your personal information on our systems for as long as is necessary for the relevant service, taking into account purchase history and recency of last use or as otherwise described in this Privacy Policy."

The retention policy is open-ended with no defined maximum period for most personal data, using vague criteria like 'as long as is necessary' and considering purchase history, which could mean indefinite retention for paying users.