Effective date: October 28, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how information is handled in the Shootile game for iPhone and Android, on our website at dacvinhng.github.io, and when you contact us for support.
Shootile is developed and operated by Nguyen Dac Vinh (“we”, “us”, or “our”). We are responsible for the processing for which we determine the purposes and means. For questions or privacy requests, contact weyestudio@gmail.com.
Shootile stores information needed to run the game, including progress, scores, Coins and Rubies, unlocked content, settings, reminder preferences, recent play times, purchase-entitlement information where applicable, and records used to avoid delivering a transaction more than once. Results waiting to be submitted to Game Center or Google Play Games may also be stored locally. On Android, the app stores a Play Games player identifier with its pending score and achievement progress to keep submissions for different platform accounts separate. Friendly challenge invitations and their local results are also stored on the device.
We do not receive a complete copy of this local save on a developer-operated server. Particular information is processed by Apple or Google for the services described below, or by us if you voluntarily include it in a support request.
On iPhone, app data may be included in device backups, depending on your settings and Apple’s backup services. The current Android build disables Android app-data backup. Copies you create separately are managed separately. Shootile does not provide a separate developer-operated cloud-save account.
Shootile uses Google AdMob and Google’s User Messaging Platform (UMP). Depending on permissions, settings, and the services used, Google may process:
These services use information for ad delivery and measurement, advertising analytics and improvement, diagnostics, security, and fraud prevention. Processing and disclosures to advertising participants depend on the service, applicable requirements, and your choices. See Google’s explanation of information from partner apps and sites and the Google Privacy Policy.
On iPhone, where applicable, Shootile requests permission through Apple’s App Tracking Transparency prompt before accessing IDFA or engaging in tracking that requires that permission. The prompt may not appear if a choice has already been made or your device or account restricts tracking requests.
You can manage permission in iOS Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. Allowing tracking is not required to play. Denying tracking does not stop all processing: information may still be processed for permitted purposes, subject to applicable law and platform rules.
Android does not use Apple’s App Tracking Transparency prompt. You can manage the Android advertising identifier and available advertising privacy controls in your device’s Android or Google settings; the available controls and menu names depend on the device and Android version. Regional consent and opt-out choices are also available through UMP as described below. The Android app does not request precise-location permission for advertising.
UMP is used to present applicable advertising privacy messages. Depending on your region, available choices may include consent choices, withdrawal of consent, or opt-outs relating to targeted advertising, sale, or sharing of personal information.
Where UMP requires a privacy-options entry point, PRIVACY on the main menu opens the available options on iPhone. On Android, open Settings > i > AD PRIVACY OPTIONS. The Android entry point appears when UMP reports that privacy options are required. Device advertising controls and these regional choices are separate controls. Choices may need to be managed again after reinstalling the app or changing devices.
Withdrawing consent affects future processing based on that consent; it does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful or automatically delete previously collected information. If you cannot access an option or need help, contact us.
On iPhone, Remove Interstitial Ads, including the equivalent benefit in the Cosmic Premium Bundle, disables automatic interstitial ads. Optional rewarded ads remain available. This purchase is not a promise that all advertising services or advertising-related data processing are disabled. On Android, Remove Interstitial Ads and the equivalent benefit in Cosmic Premium disable automatic interstitial ads; optional rewarded ads remain available. On both platforms, rewarded ads are an optional choice to continue an eligible run; the in-game reward is granted only after the advertising service confirms it was earned.
We configure ad-content restrictions, but cannot guarantee the content of every third-party ad. Please report inappropriate ads through our Support page.
On iPhone, Apple processes App Store purchases. Shootile uses StoreKit to verify and deliver purchases, determine current entitlements, prevent duplicate delivery, and restore eligible non-consumable purchases. This involves information such as product identifiers, transaction identifiers, and purchase or entitlement status.
We do not receive your full payment-card details or Apple Account password through Shootile. If you send transaction information to support, we receive the information you choose to provide. Apple’s transaction records are separate from Shootile’s local records and are not erased by deleting the app.
See the Apple Privacy Policy.
Google Play processes purchases on Android. Shootile uses Google Play Billing to identify products and purchase status, verify purchases, deliver Rubies and permanent upgrades, prevent duplicate delivery, and restore eligible purchases. The app stores purchase-related records locally, including a hash of the purchase token and entitlement information. Google processes purchase and payment information under its own privacy practices; Shootile does not receive your full payment-card details or Google Account password. Deleting the app does not erase Google’s transaction records. See the Google Privacy Policy.
When you use Game Center, Shootile submits relevant scores, achievements, challenges, and activity progress to Apple’s service. Your Game Center profile and gameplay results may be visible to other players according to the feature and your Apple settings.
Apple manages Game Center authentication; Shootile does not receive your Apple Account password. You can manage Game Center in iOS Settings. Game Center does not synchronize your complete Shootile save. Apple’s processing is described in the Apple Privacy Policy.
When you use Google Play Games, Google handles platform authentication and processes the relevant Play Games account and profile information. Shootile uses the Play Games player identifier and submits relevant leaderboard scores and achievement progress to Google’s service. Your Play Games profile, scores and achievements may be visible to other players according to the feature and your Google settings. Shootile does not receive your Google Account password. Google Play Games does not synchronize your complete Shootile save in the current Android version.
You can manage your Play Games profile and associated privacy choices through Google’s Play Games settings. Google’s processing is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
If you choose to invite a friend, Shootile opens Android’s share sheet with a challenge code and link, target score, game mode and challenge period. The app you select handles sharing and any recipient information under its own privacy practices. Shootile does not read your contacts or send invitations automatically. The code does not contain a Play Games player identifier, account name or email address. Anyone who receives or is forwarded the code can read its challenge details.
Received invitations and the comparison with your result are handled locally. These friendly challenges are not a developer-hosted multiplayer or opponent-verification service, and Shootile does not automatically send your result back to the inviter.
If you enable reminders, Shootile uses locally stored preferences and play information to schedule notifications on your device. We do not operate a remote push-notification server for these reminders. You can disable them in the game’s reminder settings or in the notification settings for Shootile on iPhone or Android.
When you contact us, we receive your email address, any name associated with your message, its contents, and any attachments. These may include device and app versions, screenshots, descriptions of gameplay problems, or purchase information you choose to send.
We use this information to respond, troubleshoot, investigate purchase issues, handle privacy requests, improve the game based on reported problems, and address legal obligations or disputes where necessary.
Our support mailbox uses Gmail. Correspondence is processed by the email provider and may be accessed or stored on devices used to handle support. Please send only information relevant to your request and remove unrelated personal information from screenshots and receipts. We do not ask for passwords, verification codes, or full payment-card details.
Support correspondence is not used to add you to an unsolicited promotional mailing list.
Our website is hosted on GitHub Pages. GitHub logs visitors’ IP addresses for security purposes, including visits by people who are not signed in to GitHub. See the GitHub Privacy Statement.
The website also loads a navigation-related script from cdnjs, a content-delivery service provided by Cloudflare. Fetching that resource sends technical request information, such as your IP address and browser request headers, to that service. See the Cloudflare Privacy Policy.
Opening a web page from the app can generate these same web requests. External links, including ads and links to Apple or Google, lead to services with their own privacy practices. Review their notices when using them.
Where applicable law requires a legal basis, we process information to provide requested features and purchase support, to respond to inquiries and maintain the service on legitimate-interest grounds where permitted, to meet legal obligations, or with consent when required. Legitimate interests include resolving faults, preventing abuse, and protecting legal rights, subject to your rights and interests.
We do not substitute legitimate interests for consent where consent is required. Merely using Shootile is not blanket consent to optional tracking or advertising processing. Providers may determine their own legal grounds for processing they control.
Information is received by the providers involved in the features you use: Google for advertising, consent tools, Google Play purchases and Google Play Games on Android, and support email; Apple for purchases, Game Center, and device services on iPhone; and GitHub and Cloudflare for website delivery. If you share an Android challenge, the sharing app you select and your chosen recipients receive the invitation details. Their roles depend on the service and applicable terms; they do not all act solely on our instructions.
Relevant support information may be shared with a service provider when necessary to investigate your issue. We seek to limit such disclosures to the information needed.
We may also disclose information when legally required, or where lawfully necessary to address fraud, security incidents, or legal claims. If operation of Shootile is transferred to another operator, relevant information may be transferred only in accordance with applicable law, including required notice and consent.
We do not sell support correspondence to advertisers. Advertising-related disclosures may nevertheless fall within legal definitions of “sale”, “sharing”, or “targeted advertising” in some jurisdictions, even without payment for the information. Use the available advertising privacy options or contact us to exercise applicable rights.
The providers described above operate internationally. Information may be processed outside your country, including in countries with different privacy laws. Their privacy notices explain their international processing arrangements.
Where we are responsible for a transfer subject to legal restrictions, applicable transfer requirements must be met, including appropriate safeguards where required. Contact us for information about safeguards relevant to information we handle.
Local game data remains on your device until removed or replaced. Deleting Shootile removes its local app data; offloading the app may preserve it. Existing backups are managed separately through your device and backup provider. We cannot reconstruct a lost save from a developer-operated server.
We retain support correspondence for as long as reasonably necessary to resolve the request, handle related follow-up, and meet applicable legal obligations or address disputes. The period depends on the issue, whether it remains unresolved, and any relevant legal requirements. Information no longer needed should be deleted or de-identified. You can request deletion using the contact address below; we will explain any lawful reason for retaining information.
Apple, Google, GitHub, and Cloudflare apply their own retention rules to information they independently control. Deleting Shootile or changing tracking permission does not automatically erase their records. Consult their privacy controls and notices, or contact us for help identifying the relevant provider.
Depending on applicable law, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a portable copy of information, restrict or object to processing, withdraw consent, or opt out of certain advertising uses. You may also complain to a data-protection authority and, where applicable, appeal a request decision.
Send requests to weyestudio@gmail.com. Describe your request and how you interacted with Shootile. We may ask for proportionate information to verify and locate the relevant records. Do not send identity documents unless specifically requested and necessary.
We will address requests within applicable deadlines and explain lawful limitations. For processing independently controlled by a provider, we may direct you to its request process while addressing the part for which we are responsible. We will not unlawfully discriminate against you for exercising your rights.
Shootile is intended for a general audience and is not directed to children under 13. Local laws may provide additional protections or require parental consent for older children. An app-store age rating describes content suitability; it does not establish permission for personal-data processing.
We do not knowingly collect children’s personal information in circumstances requiring parental consent without that consent. If you believe a child has provided information that should not have been collected, contact us. Provide only the details necessary to identify the concern. We will investigate and take steps required by applicable law, including deleting information we control or coordinating with the relevant provider as appropriate.
We use reasonable measures appropriate to the information we handle, including limiting access to support correspondence. Providers are responsible for security within the services they operate. No storage or transmission method can be guaranteed completely secure. If an incident triggers a legal notification requirement for us, we will follow that requirement.
We may update this policy when features, providers, or legal requirements change. The current version will appear on this page with its effective date. For material changes, we will provide additional notice and obtain consent before new processing where required by applicable law. An updated policy does not by itself replace consent that is legally required.
Developer and contact for processing under our responsibility: Nguyen Dac Vinh
Email: weyestudio@gmail.com
Help with gameplay, purchases, and technical issues: Shootile Support