Core Privacy Features of Ludo Mint
1. Data Collection
Even in offline mode, the app may collect "Non-Personal Information" the next time you connect to the internet:
Device Information: Model, OS version, and unique device identifiers.
Gameplay Stats: High scores, levels completed, and game settings (stored locally on your phone).
Crash Reports: If the game closes unexpectedly, a "Log Data" report may be sent to the developer to help fix bugs.
2. Permissions Used
To function properly, Ludo Mint usually requests:
Storage/Media: To save your game progress and custom avatars on your device.
Network Access: Only used for occasional updates or to load ads if you go online.
Vibration: For haptic feedback during gameplay.
3. Third-Party Services
If the game includes ads or "Daily Rewards," it likely uses third-party SDKs like:
Google AdMob: Shows ads. They may collect your Advertising ID to show relevant content.
4. Children’s Privacy
Most Ludo apps are designed for all ages. They generally do not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13 (or 16 in the EU) without parental consent.
💡 Recommendation for Offline Play
If you want maximum privacy while playing Ludo Mint:
Keep Wi-Fi/Data Off: Since it is an offline game, keeping your internet off prevents the app from sending any analytics or loading ads.
Check App Info: Go to your phone's Settings > Apps > Ludo Mint > Permissions and revoke any permissions that don't seem necessary for a board game.