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Privacy Policy — Prisma TD

Effective as of October 21, 2026 · revised on October 26, 2026: Google AdMob ads, banner and optional rewarded video (section 4)

1. Data that stays on your device

• Preferences — language, sound, music and vibration.
• Progress — campaign stages and stars, records, account level, towers and monsters already discovered in the Encyclopedia, Prisms (the game's currency), skins purchased and the match in progress.
• Profile card — nickname, motto and the picture chosen from the game's own art (no photo of yours).
• Purchases — which purchases were made and the transaction number, so they aren't credited twice.
• Notices already shown — for example, whether Dude's tutorial or the rating request have already appeared.

This information is not sent to PlayDude, except for what section 3 describes. It is gone when you clear the app's data or uninstall it, unless you use the Google Play Games cloud save (section 2).

2. Google Play Games (optional sign-in)

If you sign in with Google Play Games, the game unlocks achievements in your account, sends game numbers (wins, kills, account XP) to the leaderboards — where they appear with your Play Games player name, according to your settings there — and keeps a copy of your progress in the Play Games cloud save, so you can continue on another device. This data stays in your Google account, under the Google Privacy Policy; PlayDude has no access to your account. You can delete it in Play Games Settings → Delete Play Games data. Without sign-in, none of this is sent and the game works the same.

3. Online matches (1v1 and Co-op)

When you play online, the device connects to the game server at td.playdude.com.br (Cloudflare). It receives the nickname you typed, the room code and the match moves (where you placed stones and towers, waves, Core, kills), and relays this to the other players in the room, who see your nickname. The server keeps no account, history or database: the room exists while there are people in it and is deleted afterwards. As with any internet connection, the provider (Cloudflare) receives the IP address to deliver the data, under its own policy. Outside online mode, none of this happens.

Choose a nickname that does not identify you (no full name, phone number or address).

4. Ads (Google AdMob)

The game shows two kinds of ads, served by Google AdMob:

• a banner fixed at the top of the match screen, in a space reserved for it, above the board and away from the buttons. The menu and the other screens have no banner. It is removed by the “No ads” purchase (section 5);
• an optional rewarded video in the prize wheel: after the regular spins, you can choose to watch a video to get more spins, once per wheel and never in online matches. It only plays when you tap the button; if you do not want it, just do not tap.

There are no full-screen ads that appear on their own.

The AdMob SDK, built into the app, may collect and send to Google device identifiers (including the Android advertising ID), technical information about the device and connection (model, system, language, approximate IP address) and interactions with the ads (impressions and taps). Google uses this data to show and measure ads, limit repetition, prevent fraud and, when you allow it, personalize ads. PlayDude does not receive this data individually; it only sees aggregated reports. Learn more at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.

Consent: where the law requires it (for example, in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland), the game asks for your consent before showing ads and offers the “Privacy options” button in Settings to change your choice. You can also reset or turn off the advertising ID in the Android settings.

5. Purchases on Google Play

Purchases are optional and made through Google Play's payment system: "No ads" and packs of Prisms (the game's currency, used for tower skins). PlayDude does not receive or store your payment data; the game only learns that the purchase exists (and the transaction number), to deliver the item and restore the "No ads" purchase if you reinstall the game.

Downloads, updates and store reviews are handled by Google. When it opens, the game may ask Google Play itself whether there is a newer version, to show a notice on screen, and may show Google Play's rating request. These checks are done by the Play service on the device and send no player data to PlayDude.

6. Android permissions

The game does not use the camera, microphone, contacts or precise location. The advertising ID is read only by the AdMob SDK, for ads (section 4).

7. Children

The game is not specifically directed at children. PlayDude collects no personal data from players; in online matches only the nickname is shared, and what the AdMob SDK collects goes to Google (section 4). We recommend that parents and guardians supervise the use of online mode and purchases, which can be blocked in Google Play's family controls.

8. Your rights and how to contact us

Since the game keeps no data about you on a PlayDude server, we have no data of yours to show, correct or delete. To delete what stays on the device, use Android Settings → Apps → Prisma TD → Storage → Clear data, or uninstall the game. For Play Games and ads data, use your Google account controls at myaccount.google.com (ads also at adssettings.google.com) and the advertising ID options on Android. You can exercise your rights under the LGPD (Brazilian Law 13.709/2018) and the GDPR by writing to lgpd@playdude.com.br.

9. Changes to this policy

If the game changes (for example, if it starts having another kind of ad or another service that handles data), this page will be updated before the new version reaches the store, with the new effective date at the top.