Application com.nabil.piratesdice · last updated 20 August 2026
This game is small and so is this policy. It says exactly what the app stores, where it goes, and how to make it disappear.
| Data | Why | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Your Play Games player ID (or, if you play as a guest, a random identifier generated on your device) | It is your account: it carries your captain, your coins and your ranking | The game server |
| Your display name | So other captains can see who they are playing | The game server |
| Match results, coins, Elo rating, items bought in the in-game shop | The game itself | The game server |
| Chosen language and sound settings | To keep your preferences | Your device only — never sent anywhere |
No email address. No phone number. No contacts, photos, files or location. No advertising identifier. There is no advertising in the app, and no analytics service of any kind. Nothing is sold or shared with third parties.
Signing in uses Google Play Games. Google gives the game a player identifier and a display name — not your Google account, not your email address. The app never sees your password. If you decline, or if Play Games is unavailable, the game creates a guest account tied to your device instead.
All traffic between the app and the server is encrypted (HTTPS / WSS). Data is kept for as long as the account exists, and is deleted immediately when you ask.
In the app: ⚙ Settings → Erase my data and account. This permanently deletes your captain, coins, ranking and items. Past matches keep their scores for the other players, without any link to you.
You may also write to the address below; deletion is done within 30 days.
The game is not directed at children under 13. It contains no purchases and no free-text chat: players can only send one of five fixed emoji to express a mood during a match. No message is written, stored, or shown outside the match in progress.
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.
Nabil Ould-Terki — n.ouldterki@gmail.com
Le jeu conserve : votre identifiant de joueur Play Games (ou, en mode invité, un identifiant tiré au hasard sur votre appareil), votre nom affiché, et vos résultats de parties — pièces, classement, objets achetés dans la boutique du jeu. La langue, le son et les commandes au mouvement restent sur votre téléphone et ne sont envoyés nulle part.
Le jeu ne collecte ni adresse e-mail, ni téléphone, ni contacts, ni photos, ni position. Aucune publicité, aucun outil de mesure d'audience, aucun partage avec des tiers.
La connexion passe par Google Play Games : Google transmet un identifiant de joueur et un nom affiché — pas votre compte Google, pas votre adresse. Tout circule chiffré (HTTPS / WSS).
Effacer vos données : dans l'application, ⚙ Réglages → « Effacer mes données et mon compte ». La suppression est immédiate et définitive. Vous pouvez aussi écrire à n.ouldterki@gmail.com : effacement sous 30 jours.
El juego guarda: tu identificador de jugador de Play Games (o, en modo invitado, un identificador aleatorio generado en tu dispositivo), tu nombre visible y tus resultados — monedas, clasificación y objetos de la tienda del juego. El idioma, el sonido y el control por movimiento se quedan en tu teléfono.
No se recogen correo electrónico, teléfono, contactos, fotos ni ubicación. Sin publicidad, sin analítica, sin compartir con terceros. Todo viaja cifrado.
Borrar tus datos: ⚙ Ajustes → «Borrar mis datos y mi cuenta», o escribe a n.ouldterki@gmail.com.
تحتفظ اللعبة بما يلي: معرّف اللاعب في Play Games (أو معرّف عشوائي يُنشأ على جهازك في وضع الضيف)، واسمك الظاهر، ونتائج مبارياتك — العملات والترتيب وما اشتريته من متجر اللعبة. أما اللغة والصوت والتحكم بالحركة فتبقى على هاتفك ولا تُرسل إلى أي مكان.
لا تجمع اللعبة بريدًا إلكترونيًا ولا رقم هاتف ولا جهات اتصال ولا صورًا ولا موقعًا. لا إعلانات، ولا أدوات قياس، ولا مشاركة مع أطراف أخرى. وكل الاتصالات مشفّرة.
حذف بياناتك: من التطبيق ⚙ الإعدادات ← «حذف بياناتي وحسابي»، أو بمراسلة n.ouldterki@gmail.com.
During a match a player may tap one of five fixed emoji to show a mood. That is the only thing one player can send another. There is no free text, no voice, no images, and no way to reach a player outside a match. Nothing sent this way is written to the database: it is relayed to the opponent’s screen and forgotten. The server never even handles the emoji themselves — it validates a number from 0 to 4 and passes it on.
The Pirate’s Dice is published by Nabil Ould Terki, an independent developer. Questions about this policy, or about the data the game holds, go to n.ouldterki@gmail.com, and are answered within 30 days.
This page is the privacy policy of the Android application
com.nabil.piratesdice. Its permanent address is
https://usernabil.github.io/piratesdice-site/privacy.