Doodle God™

"We share your Device identifiers to advertising network companies for the purpose of them serving behavioral advertisements to you within the App. We use or may use the following advertising network companies: MoPub, Inc., Facebook, Inc., Google LLC, Unity Technologies, IronSource, Applovin Corporation, Vungle, Inc., ByteDance Ltd. (TikTok), Amazon.com, Inc., Fyber, MobFox US LLC, TapJoy, Inc, Snapchat (Snap Inc.), Tencent Holding Ltd."

Device identifiers and behavioral data are shared with at least 14 advertising network companies and additional analytics processors, creating a vast web of third-party data sharing.

"We may collect and share precise location information, through methods such as mobile "SDKs". This location information may be used by itself, aggregated, or combined with mobile identifiers (such as IDFAs and Android IDs), and shared with third parties, for purposes related to advertising, attribution (e.g., measuring ad performance) analytics and research."

The app collects precise location data through embedded SDKs, combines it with persistent device identifiers, and shares it with third parties for advertising — going well beyond what a game needs for core functionality.

"These are examples of personal data that we will collect when you use the Service: Metrics and other types of statistical data, which could be derived from your use of the Services. Diagnostic information concerning the Services (e.g., logs, error reports and events). What applications are installed on the Users' Device."

Collecting the list of installed applications on a user's device is excessive for a game and reveals sensitive information about a user's interests, habits, and lifestyle.

"This location information may be used by itself, aggregated, or combined with mobile identifiers (such as IDFAs and Android IDs), and shared with third parties, for purposes related to advertising, attribution (e.g., measuring ad performance) analytics and research. Similarly, third-party advertising companies may provide us with pixel tags (also called "clear gifs" or "beacons") to help manage and optimize online advertising."

The combination of advertising IDs (IDFAs, Android IDs), cookies, pixel tags/beacons, and location data across multiple ad networks enables cross-service tracking and profiling of users across apps and websites.

"We may amend the Privacy Policy from time to time, and we encourage you to consult the Privacy Policy regularly for changes. We may make changes to this Privacy Policy in future. You should check this page from time to time to ensure you are aware of any changes."

The company can change the privacy policy at any time with no obligation to notify users or obtain consent, placing the burden on users to check for changes regularly.

"If you want us to update, amend or delete the personal information that we have collected about you, wish to get access to the data being processed about you by us, or if you have any questions concerning this Privacy Policy, you may contact us by email at support@joybits.org. In certain circumstances, we may decline the request, mainly where we are unable to verify your identity, for example, if you disable cookies, changed the device you used to access the App or you already requested us to delete your personal data."

There is no self-service deletion option — users must email support. The company can also decline deletion requests for broad reasons like having changed devices or disabled cookies, making deletion unreliable.