Privacy Policy for Crazy Drive
Effective date: 29 October 2026
App: Crazy Drive (Android, package com.limon.crazydrive)
Developer: Mono Stick (MD Rakibul Islam Limon), Bangladesh
Contact: rakibulxlimon@gmail.com
The short version
• Crazy Drive has no accounts. It does not ask for your name, email address, phone number or location.
• Your progress (coins, cars, best scores) stays on your phone.
• If you open the leaderboards, the game sends a random player ID, a made-up nickname and your score to our database. Other players can see the nickname and score.
• The game shows a banner ad at the top. Ads come from Google AdMob, which collects some device data to show and measure ads. In some regions (for example the EU and the UK) the game asks for your consent first.
• The game is not made for children under 13.
1. What stays on your phone
The game saves your coins, cars, upgrades, paint colours, best scores, missions, daily gift and Daily Challenge streaks, settings and a few counters (for example how many races you played, which decides when the game asks for a rating). This is kept in the game's private storage on your phone. We do not receive it. Clearing the game's data or uninstalling the game removes it.
If Android Backup is switched on in your phone's settings, Android may copy this saved data to your Google account. That is controlled by your phone and Google, not by us.
2. What the game sends to us
2.1 Leaderboards
When you finish a race on a road or in the Daily Challenge, the game can send these items to our online database:
• a random player ID (16 letters and digits that the game makes the first time it needs one; it is not linked to your name, Google account, phone number or advertising ID),
• a made-up nickname such as "NeonPanda07", picked by the game from a word list (you cannot type your own text),
• your best score on that board (a road, or the day of the Daily Challenge),
• the time of the update.
Everyone who opens that leaderboard can see the nickname and the score. If your phone is offline, the game keeps your best scores and sends them later.
Why we do this: to show the rankings (our legitimate interest in running the game's leaderboard feature).
How long we keep it: until we delete it. We may remove old daily boards from time to time.
2.2 Online duel
If you race a friend with a room code, the game sends the room code, the road, and your race data during the match: position, speed, car, paint colour, finish time and flags such as "crashed" or "left". The two phones use this to show each other's car. The data is used only for that match. The game deletes the room when the match ends. If a match ends in an odd way, a leftover room may stay a little while until we remove it. Duel data is not linked to your leaderboard player ID or nickname.
2.3 Connection data
Like any online service, the servers that run the leaderboard and the duel see your IP address when your phone connects. We do not use IP addresses to identify players.
2.4 Who runs the database
The leaderboards and the duel use Google Firebase Realtime Database. Google acts as our service provider for this. The game talks to it over a secure (HTTPS) connection.
3. Ads (Google AdMob)
Crazy Drive shows one banner ad at the top of the screen. Ads are provided by Google AdMob. The Google Mobile Ads SDK inside the game collects and shares the following with Google, to show and measure ads, prevent fraud and for analytics:
• IP address (from which Google can estimate your general location),
• interactions with the app and the ads (for example app launches and taps),
• diagnostic data (for example app launch time, hang rate and battery use),
• device identifiers: the Android advertising ID and an app set ID.
This follows Google's own published list for its ads SDK (AdMob data disclosure for Google Play (https://developers.google.com/admob/android/privacy/play-data-disclosure)). Google's data is encrypted while it travels. How Google uses information from apps that use its services is explained at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites (https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites).
We do not receive the advertising ID or any personal data about you from Google. In AdMob we only see totals, such as ad views, earnings and country.
Your choices about ads
• In the EU, the UK and some other regions the game shows Google's consent form the first time. You can change your answer later: open the gear on the Home screen, then ABOUT, then AD PRIVACY CHOICES (the button appears where the law requires it).
• On your phone you can reset your advertising ID or turn off ad personalisation in the Android settings (look for Ads under Privacy or Google; the name differs between phones). You will still see ads, but they will be less relevant to you.
4. What we do not collect
We do not ask for or collect your name, email address, phone number, contacts, photos, microphone, camera, precise location or payment details. There are no accounts or sign-in, and the game has no in-app purchases.
5. Children
Crazy Drive is meant for people aged 13 and over. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has used the leaderboards, write to us (see section 9) and we will delete that entry.
6. Sharing
We do not sell your data. Data goes to Google (AdMob for ads, Firebase for the leaderboards and the duel) as described above. We may share information if the law requires it.
7. Your rights
Depending on where you live (for example the EU, the UK or California) you may have the right to see, correct or delete the data we hold about you, or to object to how it is used. Because the game has no accounts, we cannot tell who you are by ourselves. To have your leaderboard entry deleted, email us at rakibulxlimon@gmail.com with your nickname (it is shown on your own row of the leaderboard) and your score, and we will remove it. For ads, use the choices in section 3. You can also complain to your local data protection authority.
8. Security and transfers
Data travels over HTTPS. No system is perfectly secure, but we only keep what is described here. Google runs its services in many countries, so data may be processed outside the country you live in.
9. Contact
Questions about this policy or your data: Mono Stick, rakibulxlimon@gmail.com.
10. Changes
When this policy changes, we put the new date at the top. The latest version is always on this page.