Effective date: November 3, 2026
These Terms of Use are the agreement between you and Mivunoo, Ireland ("we", "us"), for the game Magpie: Hidden Match (the "game"). Please read them before you play. They are written in English. If we ever offer a translation, the English text is the one that applies. You can save or print this page to keep a copy.
Magpie: Hidden Match is a free puzzle game that you get from Google Play. These terms cover the game and its updates. The game has no accounts, no purchases, no ads in the game, no chat and nothing that players post. Your game is kept on your device. Contact: mivunoo.support@gmail.com.
Before you first play, the game shows a window called "Terms of Use and Privacy Policy" (if you had the game before this window was added, you see it when you first open the version that has it). The window links to these terms and to our Privacy Policy. You accept these terms by tapping I Agree in that window. If you don't agree, please don't play: close the game and uninstall it. If the game closes before you tap I Agree, you have accepted nothing, and the window comes back the next time you open the game.
The game is for players of all ages. If you are a child or a teenager, please read these terms with a parent or guardian before you play. Our Privacy Policy explains what we do when a player under 18 tells us their age.
The game belongs to us and to those who license their work to us. That includes its code, levels, pictures, music and sounds. We give you a personal, non-exclusive, worldwide licence to install the game and play it for your own non-commercial use. When you get the game from Google Play, you also have the licence that Google Play's terms require us to give every user. Nothing in these terms takes away from that licence.
Except as far as the law or that licence allows you to, you may not:
copy, sell, rent or distribute the game or any part of it;
use the game for commercial purposes;
remove notices that say who owns it;
decompile, modify or reverse engineer the game.
Fonts, code libraries and other parts made by others come under their own licences. They are listed in the game under Settings → Credits.
Please play the game as it is meant to be played:
don't use cheats, bots, or modified or hacked versions of the game;
don't use the game for anything unlawful;
don't misuse our support address, for example with spam or abuse.
Your progress and your settings are kept on your device. We keep no copy of your saved game and can't restore it. Uninstalling the game or clearing its data deletes it; Android's own backup may bring it back when you reinstall the game. What is stored, and how that backup works, is in our Privacy Policy.
None of the coins, lives, boosters, stars and other rewards in the game can be bought with real money. You get them by playing, as rewards, and as lives refill over time, and you can spend some of them on others in the game — coins on lives, for example. These items have no money value and are not your property. They can't be sold, traded or exchanged for money or for anything outside the game. They are part of the game you are licensed to play.
We may change how these items work only for one of these reasons:
to keep the game balanced and enjoyable;
to fix errors, including errors that let players get items unfairly;
to comply with the law.
Examples of such changes are what things cost in coins, how fast lives refill, and what rewards give.
We change the game only for these reasons: to fix problems and keep it working on new devices and Android versions; to keep it interesting with new or changed levels and features; to keep it balanced; and to comply with the law. Updates are free and come through Google Play.
Sometimes the game may ask you to install an update before you can keep playing. This can happen when a newer version is needed for the game to work properly, or when your device holds progress from a newer version. Your progress is kept. We ask you to update only when a newer version is available in Google Play.
We may change these terms, for example when the game gets new features or the law changes. Before changed terms apply to you, two things happen. The game shows the terms window again, with a link to the new text. This page shows a new effective date.
You accept the new terms by tapping I Agree. If you don't want to accept them, you are free to stop playing and uninstall the game, at no cost to you. A correction that doesn't change what these terms mean for you, such as fixing a typo, only gets a new date on this page.
You can end these terms at any time by uninstalling the game. This also deletes your progress (see "Your game on your device").
Objecting to how your information is used, withdrawing your consent, or asking for your data to be deleted are separate steps. You do them by writing to us, as our Privacy Policy explains. They don't end these terms, and you can keep playing. If you want to take one of these steps, write to us before you uninstall the game; our Privacy Policy explains why.
We may stop offering, updating or supporting the game. If we do, we will give reasonable notice first, for example on the game's Google Play page. We won't switch off a copy of the game already on your device.
We make the game with care, but we provide it as it is. We can't promise that it will always be free of errors or that it will work on every device.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits our liability for death or personal injury. Nor does it exclude or limit any other liability that the law doesn't allow us to exclude or limit. Your statutory rights as a consumer are not affected, including your rights if the game is faulty.
Our Privacy Policy (https://sites.google.com/view/magpie-policy) explains what information the game sends after you tap I Agree. It also explains who receives it and why, how long it is kept, and your rights, including how to object to its use or withdraw your consent. You can also open it in the game from Settings → Privacy. It is a separate document; these terms don't repeat it or change it.
Google Play, Android backup, your email app and your browser work under their own terms. Links in the game open in your browser or in Google Play; Share passes the game's store link to an app you choose.
These terms are governed by the law of Ireland. If you live in another country, you also keep the protection of the mandatory consumer laws of that country; these terms don't take it away.
You may bring a claim about these terms or the game in the courts of the country where you live, or in the courts of Ireland. If you live in the European Union, we may bring a claim against you only in the courts of your country.
If we don't enforce one of these terms straight away, we can still rely on it later. If a court decides that part of these terms is invalid, the rest still applies. We may transfer this agreement to someone who takes over the game. We will do so only if the transfer doesn't reduce your rights or the guarantees you have under these terms.
Questions about these terms: mivunoo.support@gmail.com, or Settings → Support in the game. Mivunoo, Ireland.