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Privacy Policy — XP Button 2

Effective as of September 9, 2026

1. Data that stays only on your device

The game stores some information in the device's local storage (localStorage), only so you don't lose your progress and preferences from one session to the next:

• Clicks — the total number of clicks and your record.
• Achievements — which of the 10 achievements you have unlocked.
• Play time — the accumulated time with the game open in the foreground, used by the 30-minute achievement.
• Boosts — the time left on Auto Click and whether the 5X boost is active.
• Preferences — language and sound.

This information is never transmitted to the developer: there is no PlayDude server, account or sync behind the game. It is gone when you uninstall the app.

2. Data collected by third parties (ads)

The app shows a banner at the bottom of the game screen and an optional rewarded video, which only appears if you choose to watch it to activate the 5X boost. Both come from the Google AdMob network. To deliver and measure these ads, the Google Mobile Ads SDK itself collects, directly on your device:

This data goes directly to Google, which acts as an independent controller of this information — PlayDude Inc does not receive, see or store any of it.

In the Google Play Data safety declaration, this is recorded as "Device or other IDs", collected and shared, for the purposes Analytics, Advertising or marketing and Security, compliance and fraud prevention.

More details: Google Privacy Policy and how Google uses data in AdMob.

3. Google Play Games Services

The game has 10 achievements (200 points each, 2000 in total) and a leaderboard called "Total taps", both hosted on Google Play Games Services.

Signing in with your Google account is optional. Without signing in, the game works normally and achievements are recorded only on the device.

If you choose to sign in, this data is handled by Google Play Games itself. On the app's side:

• we do not create an account and do not ask for a password;
• we do not receive, see or store your e-mail, your name or your photo;
• the only traffic is the authentication and the sync of achievements and the leaderboard, done by Google's SDK.

More details: Google Privacy Policy.

4. What the app does not do

• It has no login of its own and does not ask for an e-mail, phone number, real name or any sign-up.
• It has no in-app purchases.
• It has no chat, messages or any communication between players.
• It does not access contacts, photos, camera, microphone, files, GPS or location.
• It does not show full-screen (interstitial) ads — only the banner and the optional rewarded video.
• It does not sell or share data with data brokers.

5. Consent (EEA, United Kingdom and Switzerland)

If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, the app shows the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) consent form before loading any ad, so you can choose between personalized and non-personalized ads. Ads are only initialized if the consent allows it.

Your choice is recorded on the device itself and can be changed at any time in the same form.

6. How to limit personalized advertising

In any region, you can manage the device's advertising identifier in Android Settings → Google → Ads, where you can reset or delete it (the exact path may vary depending on the Android version).

If you delete the identifier, you keep seeing ads — just not personalized ones.

7. Children

XP Button 2 is not directed at children: the target audience declared on Google Play is 13 years or older. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13.

Parents and guardians with any concern can write to lgpd@playdude.com.br.

8. Data deletion

We declared on Google Play that we do not offer a data deletion request mechanism, because there is no data in our custody: uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on the device.

• Progress, local achievements and preferences — uninstalling the app removes everything.
• Advertising identifier — Android Settings → Google → Ads, where you can reset or delete it.
• Google Play Games data — deletion is done by Google itself, in the player's account.

9. Data subject rights

Since there is no server or database with user information, there is nothing in our custody to export or delete — everything the game stores stays on your device, and uninstalling the app removes it all.

For data handled by Google AdMob (section 2) and Google Play Games Services (section 3), rights are exercised with Google, which controls it:

• Manage or delete the advertising identifier: Android Settings → Google → Ads;
• Google Privacy Center: myaccount.google.com/data-and-privacy.

This applies to the rights provided by the LGPD (Brazilian Law 13.709/2018), the GDPR and the CCPA/CPRA. Any question about the game itself can be sent to the contact in section 12.

10. Security

The only network communication the app makes is the ad request from Google's SDK and the Google Play Games authentication — both transmitted over HTTPS.

11. Changes to this policy

If a future version of the app changes what is collected, this page is updated before the new version reaches the store, and the effective date at the top changes with it. The new version applies from its publication at this same URL. We recommend reviewing this page from time to time.

12. Contact