Privacy in Cannonball Breakers
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This is a plain-language summary of how Cannonball Breakers, a game by Sparkfist LLC, uses data. It doesn't replace our full Privacy Policy, which covers your rights in detail.
No account needed
You don't sign up or log in. To run the online leaderboard, the game creates an anonymous player ID using Unity Gaming Services (Authentication).
- If you choose a leaderboard display name, it's shown publicly alongside your score.
- Your scores and display name are stored by Unity Gaming Services, on an all-time leaderboard and a daily leaderboard that resets every day.
Ads
The game is free and shows ads, served through Unity LevelPlay mediation, which includes ironSource Ads, Unity Ads and Google AdMob.
- Ads use your device's advertising ID and device information to deliver ads and measure how they perform.
- If you're in the EEA, the UK or a US state with privacy laws, the game asks for your choices first (using Google's consent tool). You can change them any time in Settings → Privacy options.
- You can reset your advertising ID or opt out of ad personalisation at any time in your Android settings.
Purchases
The one-time “Remove Ads” purchase is handled by Google Play Billing. Sparkfist never receives your payment details.
Saved on your device
Your progress, settings and best scores are saved on your device only.
What we don't collect
The game doesn't access your location, contacts, camera, microphone or files. The only permissions it uses are:
- Internet access and network state (for ads and the leaderboard)
- Vibration (for haptics)
- The advertising ID
Children
Cannonball Breakers is not directed at children under 13.
Deleting your data
You can delete your data yourself, right in the game: Settings → Delete my data. See how to delete your data for the details, including how to ask us to do it if you no longer have the game installed.
Questions
For privacy questions, please contact us.
For the full details, read the sparkfist Privacy Policy.