Spades Stars - Card Game

"Personalization of advertisements shown in the App: This will be done based on your Google Advertising ID, Amazon ID or Apple ID. Other data: Google Advertising ID and the data collected through this ID, including the advertising content you have viewed and your interactions with this content."

Bluetile uses device advertising IDs (Google, Apple, Amazon) to track ad views and interactions for personalized advertising, enabling cross-context behavioral profiling.

"Advertising companies which deliver advertisements on our Apps and Games may also be the recipients of your personal data. The processing of personal data by these companies is subject to their own privacy policies. You may find the list of advertising companies in Appendix II."

Personal data is shared with advertising companies whose own privacy policies govern how they use that data, giving users little control over downstream processing.

"Management of the contractual relationship with the User: 5 years (Article 1964.2 of the Civil Code). To comply with legally established obligations: 6 years (Article 30.1 of the Commercial Code)."

Bluetile retains personal data for 3 to 6 years depending on purpose, with the longest retention period applying to broad legal compliance obligations covering any data they process.

"BLUETILE reserves the right to revise its Privacy Policy from time to time. For this reason, we ask the User to regularly check this privacy statement for the most recent version of BLUETILE's Privacy Policy."

Bluetile can change the privacy policy at will and places the burden on users to check for updates, with no requirement for meaningful advance notice or consent for the website policy.

"Identifying data: IP address and IDFA, Apple, Amazon or Google User ID, name associated with the device. Technical device data. Other data: cookies and similar identifiers. Also, Apple ID information may be processed for the referred purposes."

Bluetile collects multiple device identifiers (IDFA, Google/Apple/Amazon user IDs), technical device data, and cookies — more than strictly needed for a mobile game.