Privacy

Don't Eat Me! TD is made by Little Dev House. This page explains what the game stores and why.

Without an account we collect no personal data. Your browser keeps the name you chose for the match, your language, sound settings and progress.

In co-op, the server receives your match name and the game commands (where each tower was placed, upgrades, ready) to keep everyone in sync. Other players in the room see your name.

Accounts are optional and keep your Golden Carrots, purchases and progress. An account stores your e-mail (to send the sign-in code), the name you choose and, if you sign in with Google, your Google account identifier. Sign-in e-mails are sent through Resend.

With an account, matches are verified on the server: we send the match commands to replay the game and work out the coins you earned. This prevents cheating and holds no personal data beyond your account.

Purchases are paid through Stripe. We never receive card or bank details: Stripe only tells us whether a payment was approved or refunded and the amount, and receives your e-mail for the receipt. We keep purchase records for as long as the law requires.

To improve the game, it sends anonymous statistics: what happens in matches and screens (map, round, towers used, where the match ended) and where the visit came from (campaign or referring site). They carry a random number created on your device, with no name, e-mail or stored IP. You can turn them off in Settings, "Send anonymous statistics".

If you use friends, anyone with your friend code sees your nickname and whether you are playing right now (in the menu, a room or a match), and can invite you to co-op. You can remove a friend or block someone at any time.

The game shows no ads. With your permission (the cookie notice), it uses Google Analytics to count visits and learn which ads brought each player. This stores Google cookies in your browser and sends usage data to Google, such as screens, game events and the ad click identifier. When a purchase is confirmed, the server tells Google Analytics the amount and the order number, only if you accepted. If you do not accept, none of this happens. You can change your choice in Settings, "Google Analytics cookies". Google explains how it uses this data at policies.google.com/privacy.

To delete your data, use "Delete my account" on the account screen, clear this site's data in your browser or write to contato@littledevhouse.com.

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