Go! Dolliz: Doll Dress-Up Game

"For users above the age of 13 we may disclose information to the following third parties: AppsFlyer for mobile measurement, fraud prevention and analytics... Google for Google Firebase analytics and Google Admob (advertisement)... Unity Technologies for analytics and advertisement purposes... Meta (Facebook) for advertising... IronSource Mobile Ltd for advertising... AppLovin Corporation for advertising... Liftoff (formerly Vungle), Inc. for advertising... Mintegral for advertising... Digital Turbine (formerly Fyber) for ads... SuperAwesome for advertising."

User data is shared with at least ten third-party advertising and analytics companies, many of which set their own cookies and identifiers on users' devices to collect data independently.

"We may collect and store your Device's source IP address which may disclose the location of your Device or take other applicable measures in order to disclose your Device's location, all provided and subject to the App being installed on your Device. Advertisements and certain content related to our App could be directed to you as a result of this information."

The company collects geolocation data from the device's IP address and uses it to target advertisements, and the phrase 'other applicable measures' leaves the door open for additional location tracking methods.

"We also collect the following personal information to help us learn more about how you use the app, the ads you interact with in the app or make a purchase in the app: Device ID, Advertising IDs (IDFA, AAID/GAID, IDFV), IP Address, Dramaton user ID."

The collection of multiple persistent identifiers — device IDs, advertising IDs (IDFA, GAID), and a proprietary Dramaton user ID — enables cross-service and cross-app tracking, especially when shared with the numerous advertising partners listed in the policy.

"Some information may be automatically collected, and some is collected when you interact with our App. The type of information that may be automatically collected is non-personal information, which includes your session durations, the content you accessed on the App, the frequency and scope of your use of the App and information about your Device and internet connection including the operating system you use and browser type."

The app automatically collects detailed device information including operating system, browser type, IP address, and session-level behavioral data, combined with multiple device identifiers, which goes beyond what a children's slime game requires for core functionality.

"We reserve the right to revise, amend, or modify this Privacy Policy at any time. If we make a material change to this policy that affects the way we intend to collect, use or share personal information we will post notice at the top of this policy prior to making the change. If we have your contact information on record, we will also use that to notify you of the change before it is made."

The company can change the privacy policy at any time. While they promise notice for material changes, they only commit to posting notice on the policy page itself, and direct notification is conditional on having your contact information — which they may not have for most users of a mobile game.

"Generally, Dramaton does not retain information longer than necessary to provide its services and for its reasonable business and lawful needs. If you withdraw your consent to us processing your data, we will erase your Personal Information from our systems, unless the data is required for Dramaton to establish, exercise or defend against legal claims or it is necessary for the performance of the requested services."

There is no specific retention period defined — only vague 'as long as necessary' language with broad exceptions for legal claims. The children's section similarly provides no concrete deletion timelines, telling users to contact them for details.

"You should be aware, however, that it is not always possible to completely remove or modify information in our databases and servers, although we will always make reasonable efforts to do so upon your request."

There is no self-service data deletion option — users must email support. The company also hedges by saying complete removal may not always be possible, leaving uncertainty about whether data is truly deleted.