Effective date: August 9, 2026 · Developer: Dogukan Atlihan
The short version
SpinSlayer has no accounts and no servers of its own. Most game progress (chips, upgrades,
unlocks, and settings) is stored only on your device. If you use Game Center or Google Play Games, scores
and achievements are also submitted to Apple or Google as described below. Deleting the app removes the
on-device copy but does not automatically erase records already processed by third parties.
Data handled by third-party services
The iOS app integrates the following services, which process limited data on their own
infrastructure:
Product analytics (PostHog). We send named gameplay and product events
(such as starting a run, completing a tutorial, buying an in-game item, or encountering an
error), together with platform, language, an anonymous app-scoped identifier, and basic
technical metadata. Where Google's privacy form is shown, analytics waits for your answer; where that form asks
for consent, it runs only if you agree. Where no form is required, it starts on first launch. A network request can expose an IP address and
IP-derived general region
to PostHog unless the live project is configured to discard it. We disable DOM capture,
session recording, heatmaps, remote feature flags, external extensions, account profiles,
and advertising profiles. See PostHog's Privacy Policy.
Crash reports and app analytics (Firebase Crashlytics and Google Analytics for Firebase).
Crashlytics collects crash data: the crash report, device model, operating system version and an
installation identifier. Google Analytics for Firebase collects app interaction events (such as
starting a run or opening a screen) and an app instance identifier, and Google derives a general
country or region from the IP address. Where Google's privacy form is shown, both run only after you
agree. Where no form is required (for example most of the United States), both run from first launch
unless you opted out through a US state privacy choice. Neither reads the advertising identifier
(IDFA), neither is used for advertising, and neither receives purchase amounts. See Firebase's privacy information.
Advertising (Google AdMob). Ads are requested only when Google's consent
system reports that an ad request is permitted; the Mobile Ads SDK is not initialized first.
Depending on your consent and device settings, Google may process IP-derived general location,
crash and performance diagnostics, app- or developer-bounded device identifiers, advertising
data, and product interactions. Publisher first-party ID is disabled. If you also allow
tracking when iOS asks (App Tracking Transparency), AdMob may use your device's advertising
identifier to personalize ads and measure their performance. If you decline tracking,
permitted ads do not use that identifier for cross-app personalization or measurement. See
Google's Privacy Policy.
Install and campaign attribution (AppsFlyer). When an advertising campaign
brings you to SpinSlayer, AppsFlyer attributes the install to that campaign so we can tell which
ads work. It receives an anonymous app-scoped identifier, device and app technical metadata, the
campaign details supplied by the ad network, and — when you complete an in-app purchase — the
purchase amount, currency, and product identifier. Collection is governed by the same regional
consent result that gates advertising: where consent is required and refused, attribution
collection never begins. If you also allow tracking when iOS asks (App Tracking Transparency),
your device's advertising identifier may be used for attribution and ad measurement; if you
decline, it is not. AppsFlyer does not receive your name or payment-card information from
SpinSlayer. See AppsFlyer's
Privacy Policy.
In-app purchases (Apple & RevenueCat). Purchases are processed by
Apple. RevenueCat receives anonymized purchase records (a random app-scoped ID, product and
transaction details), along with technical information such as device/OS/app version and
last-seen time, to deliver, analyze, and restore purchases. RevenueCat does not receive your
name or payment-card information from SpinSlayer. See
RevenueCat's Privacy Policy.
Game Center (Apple). If you are signed in to Game Center, your scores and
achievements are submitted to Apple's Game Center service under Apple's own
privacy policy. We receive no personal
information from it.
Google Play Games (Android). On Android, Google Play Games may sign you in
automatically when the app starts. If you are signed in, your scores and achievements are
submitted to Google's Play Games service under Google's own
privacy policy. We receive no personal
information from it.
What we do not collect
No account registration, names, emails, or contacts
No precise or GPS location requested by SpinSlayer; service providers may infer a general
region from an IP address as described above
No photos, camera, or microphone access
No session recordings, typed text, or contact details; SpinSlayer does not build or sell
its own advertising profile
Analytics choice
In the app, analytics follows the privacy choice you make in the consent prompt where one is
shown, and you can change that choice through the app's privacy options where they are offered.
Where no prompt is required, analytics runs. For the web demo, use these controls:
Tracking permission
On first launch the app may ask for iOS tracking permission so an advertising identifier can
be used for personalized advertising and ad-performance measurement. You can decline, or change
your choice anytime in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. Regional consent choices
also determine whether Google permits an ad request. The game is fully playable either way.
Data retention and deletion
Deleting SpinSlayer removes its on-device game data. Analytics records sent after consent and
data held by PostHog, Apple, Google, AppsFlyer, or RevenueCat follow those providers' retention policies;
contact us at the address below for help with a privacy or deletion request. Ad-related
identifiers can be reset in iOS Settings.
Children
SpinSlayer is not directed at children under 13.
We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted at this address with a new
effective date.