Street Eats Jam Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 31, 2026
Optional Meta advertising measurement — starting with iOS version 1.0.3
Meta Measurement is a separate optional choice, initially off. A previous Google Usage Data choice does not grant Meta permission. The Meta SDK starts only after you choose Allow for Meta Measurement and Apple’s tracking permission is granted.
If both permissions are granted, Meta receives install/app-session events, device and app information, and identifiers including the advertising identifier to measure Facebook and Instagram advertising. Meta may link this with activity from other companies for advertising measurement. We enable Meta’s setting that limits event-data use to analytics and conversions. We do not send your name, email, phone number, ticket balance or custom gameplay/purchase events to Meta. Automatic purchase logging, screen-title/AppLink metadata and SDK product-improvement collection are disabled. The SDK may process technical and diagnostic information as described in Meta’s privacy policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/.
Choose No Thanks or change Meta Measurement in the game’s Settings to prevent further app-initiated measurement. You can also revoke tracking in iOS Settings. Without both permissions, the game does not initialize Meta on launch or report install/session events. Changing your choice does not recall data already sent or stop an upload already in progress; Meta handles previously received information under its policies. Gameplay, tickets, rewards and purchases do not require measurement permission. Google Usage Data and AdMob permissions remain separate. There is no Facebook Login or Facebook account requirement.
Street Eats Jam is a single-player puzzle game. No game account or sign-in is required.
Saved game data
Progress, coins, tickets, settings, and purchase status are stored on your device. The game does not upload saved progress to a game account. Uninstalling or clearing app data may remove it. Platform backup and restore behavior is controlled by your device or store.
Ads
Street Eats Jam uses Google AdMob for banner, rewarded, and occasional full-screen ads. Google may process device or advertising identifiers (subject to device permissions), IP address and approximate location, ad views and interactions, and crash, performance, and diagnostic information to deliver, measure, protect, and improve advertising. Google's privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy. Remove Ads disables banner and automatic full-screen ads; optional reward benefits remain available. Development builds may display test ads.
Optional usage and advertising measurement on iPhone and iPad
Starting with the iOS tracking update, with your permission the game uses Google Analytics for Firebase to measure installations, sessions, and app usage, and understand which advertising campaigns lead to installations. Google may process an app-instance identifier, device and app information, usage events, and approximate location derived from network information.
Analytics collection starts off. Choose Allow or No Thanks in the Usage Data prompt. Your choice does not affect gameplay, purchases, or rewards. Change it in Settings under Usage Data. Turning it off stops future Analytics collection and resets the local Analytics identifier; it does not automatically delete data already processed by Google.
This Analytics integration disables advertising identifier and vendor identifier collection and advertising personalization. The Analytics choice is separate from AdMob's processing and Apple's tracking permission. See https://policies.google.com/privacy for Google's practices and controls.
Purchases
On iPhone and iPad, purchases are handled by Apple's App Store. We do not receive payment card details. The app stores purchase status to provide and restore purchased benefits.
Children
The game is not directed at children under 13.
Contact and privacy requests
Contact support@theshiftfill.com with questions or privacy requests. Because there is no game account, we may not be able to identify Analytics records from a name or email address alone. Stop future optional Analytics collection using the in-game setting.