Updated 19 September 2026
Android application: com.mossframelab.greenhouse
What the game remembers
Your greenhouse record consists of completed shifts, star awards and best Plant Health results. Glasshouse 7 also remembers whether you switched sound on or off. These small records are kept in the application's private device storage. They let you revisit a shift and compare your next result without creating a player account.
What leaves the greenhouse
Playing this version sends no information to Mossframe Lab or other recipients. The Android package requests no permissions and has no internet permission. It includes no advertisements, analytics, remote crash reporting, purchases, login, chat or user uploads. Location, contacts, photos, microphone recordings and advertising identifiers are not read by the game. Progress has no cloud copy; Android application backup is disabled.
Starting with an empty record
Your saved results remain until you remove the app or clear its storage from Android Settings. Either action removes the private records on that device. We cannot restore those results from a server. Since Glasshouse 7 has no accounts, there is no account-deletion process to complete.
Questions sent by email
For help with Glasshouse 7 or a privacy question, contact dziganovski3456olexandr@gmail.com. If you choose to email, the mail providers handle your address and message. This correspondence is separate from the game: no shift history is automatically included. We use the information you send to address your enquiry and keep it only as needed for that purpose or applicable obligations. You can use the same contact to ask about deletion of correspondence.
Services outside this application
The store used to obtain the game, your operating system and the website displaying this notice operate under their own policies. Viewing the online policy may give its hosting service ordinary browser-request information. Reading the offline policy inside Glasshouse 7 makes no web request.
About later releases
This notice describes the current game's behaviour. If a future release changes how information is handled, the notice and its revision date will be updated.