FRAGGRID Privacy Policy

Effective and last updated: 3 October 2026

This Privacy Policy explains what information the game FRAGGRID (the “Game”) and its online services handle, why, and what choices you have. The Game is developed and published by Fedir Tsapana, an individual developer based in Ukraine (“I”, “me”, “we”). If you have any question about this policy, write to truefedex@gmail.com.

1. Summary

You play anonymously. There are no accounts, no sign-in and no email or phone number is asked for.
The Game contains no advertising, does not use the advertising ID, and includes no analytics or tracking SDK of our own.
On Android the Game requests only three ordinary permissions: Internet access and network state (for online play) and vibration (for controller and device feedback). It does not access your location, contacts, camera, microphone or files.
To make online play work, your device’s IP address is necessarily seen by our servers and by the other devices you play with, and your nickname is shown to other players. Details are below.
We do not sell personal information and do not share it for advertising.

2. Information stored only on your device

Your settings (volumes, button bindings and similar), your nickname, and the maps you create in the built-in map editor are saved on your device. They are not sent to us. Uninstalling the Game or clearing its app data deletes them. One exception: if you host a match on a map you made, that map is sent to the players who join it (see section 3).

3. Online play

3.1 The server list

The in-game list of online matches is provided by a directory service (the “master server”) that we run on Cloudflare. It is used when a game server or a player hosting a match announces the match, and when you browse the list.

When you host a match, the directory stores: the public IP address and port through which your device reached it, a coarse region at continent level (for example “EU”) that Cloudflare derives from that IP address, the private local-network address of your device (used only to let players on your own network connect to you; it is shown only to devices that reach the directory from the same public IP address as you, such as your home network), the name of the match, the map, the game mode, the number of players, whether the match is private, and a five-digit code for the match. For a match hosted by a player, the match name is the one the host typed, or else is based on the host’s nickname (for example “ALEX’S GAME”). For a public match this information, except the code, is shown to anyone viewing the server list, and anyone joining will connect to that address. A private match is not shown in the list at all: it is reached only by its code, and whoever enters the code sees the same information about that one match.
When you look up a match by its code and the code is wrong, the directory stores the public IP address you reached it from and a count of wrong codes, to limit how many codes can be guessed from one address. Each count covers at most an hour and is deleted once that hour has passed, the next time the directory tidies up.
A listing is deleted automatically within a few minutes after the host stops announcing the match.
When you join a match hosted by another player, your public IP address and port are briefly passed through the directory to that host so the two devices can establish a connection. This record is deleted as soon as it has been delivered to the host, or within minutes if it is not.
When you just browse the list, the directory’s database does not store anything about you. Cloudflare’s request logs still apply (section 4).

3.2 Matches

Game data travels directly between your device and the device or server hosting the match. The host of a match, and the other players’ devices, can see your IP address, as with any peer-hosted online game.
Your nickname, your chosen character and your in-match statistics (such as kills and score) are shown to everyone in the match.
Communication between players is limited to a fixed set of preset quick-chat phrases. There is no free-text chat and no voice chat.
Game servers we operate keep short-lived technical logs (for example, how many players are connected and the state of the match) to operate the service and to protect it from abuse. They are not used to profile anyone.

Your nickname is visible to other people. Please do not use your real name or any other personal information as your nickname.

4. Service providers

Cloudflare, Inc. hosts the directory service and this website. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes request data such as IP addresses and keeps request logs for a limited time to deliver and secure the service. See Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy.
Google Play distributes the Game and processes payments. Google provides developers with aggregated statistics about installs and with crash and performance reports (Android vitals) from users who have allowed their devices to share diagnostics with Google. Google’s handling of your data is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
RevenueCat, Inc. records and verifies the in-app purchase (section 5). See the RevenueCat Privacy Policy.
The virtual servers our dedicated game servers run on are rented from hosting providers, who process network traffic on our behalf.

5. Purchases

The Game is free to play, online included. It offers one optional, one-time in-app purchase that unlocks every character after the first; characters are cosmetic and change nothing else in the Game. Payments are processed entirely by Google Play; we never see or store your card or payment details. To confirm the purchase, and to recognise it again after a reinstall or on another device signed in to the same Google account, the Game uses RevenueCat’s software. RevenueCat receives your purchase history for the Game, an anonymous app user ID generated on your device (not linked to your name, email or in-game nickname), and your device’s locale and currency code. This data is encrypted in transit and is used only to provide the purchase. The Game does not read your device’s advertising ID. If the way purchases work ever requires any additional data, this policy will be updated before that version of the Game is released.

6. Why we process information (legal bases)

To provide the Game’s online features you ask for: listing, finding and joining matches, and purchases (performance of a contract).
To keep the service running, secure and free from abuse (legitimate interests).
To comply with legal obligations, for example tax and accounting rules for purchases.

7. How long information is kept

Server list entries and connection records: minutes (section 3.1).
Game server and hosting logs: only as long as needed to operate and secure the service, after which they are deleted or overwritten.
Purchase records held by Google Play and RevenueCat: as described in their policies and as required by law.
Data on your device: until you delete it or uninstall the Game.

8. Your rights

Depending on where you live (for example in the EU/EEA or UK under the GDPR, or in California under the CCPA), you may have the right to access, correct or delete personal information about you, to object to or restrict its processing, and to lodge a complaint with a data protection authority. Because the Game has no accounts and keeps online data only for minutes, we usually hold nothing that can be linked to you. For purchase data, we can delete your RevenueCat customer record on request. To make a request, email truefedex@gmail.com.

9. Children

The Game is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the Game, contact us and we will delete it.

10. Security and international transfers

Connections to the directory service use HTTPS. Cloudflare and the other providers listed above may process data in countries other than your own, including the United States, under their own safeguards for international transfers.

11. Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be published on this page with a new “last updated” date. Significant changes will also be noted in the Game’s store listing release notes.

12. Contact

Fedir Tsapana, Ukraine
Email: truefedex@gmail.com