Privacy Policies

Idle Cryptobro — Vectex Developments

Last updated: 2026-09-09 · App version: 1.0.6

Vectex Developments has no servers and collects no personal data of its own. The only things that leave your phone go to Google services —Play Games if you sign in, Google Play if you buy, AdMob for ads and, if you enable it, analytics— and each one is explained below.

Idle Cryptobro runs on your device. Your save is kept only in local storage: we do not send it to any server of ours, because we do not have one. If you uninstall the app or clear its data, the save is gone and nobody else has a copy. That is why the save code exists, in the game settings.

SIGNING IN WITH PLAY GAMES. This is OPTIONAL and the game works just the same without it. If you turn it on, Google identifies you with your account and the game receives only your player identifier and your display name, so your achievements can be tied to that account. We do not receive your email, your password, or any other data from your Google account, and we store none of it on our systems. Account and achievement handling is done by Google and governed by their privacy policy. You can sign out from the Play Games app on your phone.

IN-APP PURCHASES. The game offers real-money purchases. When you make one, the payment is processed entirely by the platform store (Google Play). We never see or store your card number or any payment details: all we receive from the store is confirmation that the purchase completed, so we can deliver your content. The handling of your payment data is governed by Google’s privacy policy.

ADVERTISING. The game shows Google AdMob rewarded ads in three places, and in all three you are the one who chooses to watch: the time warp, the free wheel spins, and the offline progress multiplier. No ad ever appears on its own or interrupts play. To serve them, AdMob may process your advertising identifier and technical device data; that processing is governed by Google’s privacy policy.

YOUR CONSENT FOR ADVERTISING. If you are in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, the game will ask for your consent before the first ad, using Google’s own form. You can accept the processing of your data for personalised ads, or decline it and see non-personalised ads, which are served just the same and pay you the same reward. If you never answer the form, no ad will be requested at all: the button will tell you so, and you can sort it out from settings.

YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR MIND AT ANY TIME. In the game settings, under "Ad preferences", you can reopen the form to review or withdraw your consent. The option only appears in regions where consent is required, because everywhere else there is nothing to review.

ANALYTICS. If you enable it, the game sends Google Analytics for Firebase a handful of events about how it is used: that you finished the tutorial, that you reset your run, which achievement you unlocked, which minigame you played and whether you won, that you opened a chest or a pack, and that you claimed offline progress. None of it carries your player id, your name, your email or your save: they are categories from the game itself, and numbers. It tells us which parts work and which need fixing.

YOU DECIDE WHETHER WE MEASURE, AND IN EUROPE IT STARTS OFF. Collection starts disabled in every case. If you are in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, it only turns on if you turn it on yourself in Settings, under "Help with anonymous stats": your consent for ads does NOT count as consent to measure, because they are different things. Outside those regions it starts on and you can switch it off in the same place, whenever you like. Switching it off also deletes the data tied to your device, rather than merely stopping collection.

REMINDERS. If you turn them on in settings, the game schedules reminders that your own phone displays: when your Terminal tries refill, when offline progress hits its cap, and when the daily spins and missions reset. These are local notifications, worked out on the device from your own save: there is no server behind them, nothing is sent anywhere, and no account is required. You can turn them off at any time from the game settings or from your system settings.

The game is not directed at anyone below the minimum age allowed by the store in your country, and it asks nobody for personal data.

For any privacy question, or to exercise your rights of access, rectification or erasure, you can write to vectexdev@gmail.com.

Contact: vectexdev@gmail.com