Effective date: 20 September 2026
Quadraw ("the game") is a turn-based territory game for Android, published by Burak Seker ("we", "us"). This policy explains what the game does with data. It is short because the game does very little: it is played entirely on your device, has no accounts, and asks you for nothing.
Nothing. We operate no servers and receive no data from the game. We cannot see who plays it, what settings you choose, or how you do.
The game saves the following on the device itself, in its own private storage, and never sends it anywhere:
Deleting this is entirely in your hands: Settings → Data → Reset record and match history clears it, and uninstalling the game removes all of it.
The game shows one full-screen advertisement when a match ends, at most once every third finished match. The advertisements are served by Google AdMob, which is part of Google. To serve them, the AdMob software inside the game collects and processes data about the device — including your device's advertising identifier, IP address, approximate location derived from that address, device and operating system details, and your interactions with the advertisements.
This processing is Google's, not ours; we receive only aggregate counts of how many advertisements were shown. How Google uses this data is described in:
You can reset or delete your advertising identifier at any time in Android Settings → Privacy → Ads, which stops advertisements being tied to the previous identifier.
Before the game requests a single advertisement, it shows you a consent form served through Google's User Messaging Platform, a Google-certified consent management platform. Nothing is requested until you have answered it, and your answer decides whether the advertisements you see are personalised.
You can change that answer whenever you like: the form is reachable again from Settings → Privacy. That row appears only where the form was shown in the first place, because consent that cannot be withdrawn as easily as it was given is not consent.
The game is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect anything from them. It also collects nothing from anybody, which is the more useful half of that sentence.
The game requests internet access, network state and the advertising identifier. All of them come from the advertising software and exist only so an advertisement can be fetched and counted. The game asks for no camera, no microphone, no location, no contacts, no files and no storage.
If this policy changes, the new version will be published at this address and the effective date above will change with it. Material changes will also be noted in the game's release notes.
Questions about this policy, or about the game: brkskr02@gmail.com