Last updated: 11 August 2026
This policy describes what Kiri does with data. It is written to describe what the app actually does, feature by feature, rather than to reserve rights it doesn’t use.
Kiri is a single-player puzzle game. Most of what it stores never leaves your device. Three Google services are involved, each tied to a specific feature:
The developer operates no server of their own and receives no personal data about you.
The developer stores nothing about you on any server, so there is no request to send and nothing to wait for. Everything Kiri is involved with can be deleted by you directly, and each route below takes effect immediately.
Data on your device (settings, saved games, local leaderboard, progress towards achievements)
Uninstall Kiri, or open Android Settings, then Apps, then Kiri, then Storage, and choose Clear data. Either removes all of it at once. The developer holds no copy, so nothing survives this step.
Play Games data (leaderboard times, achievement unlocks, your player profile)
Google holds this, not the developer. Open the Google Play Games app, then Settings, then Delete Play Games account data, where you can choose to remove the data for Kiri alone or for every game. It can also be reviewed and deleted from your Google account settings.
Advertising data (the advertising identifier used by AdMob)
Open Android Settings, then Google, then Ads, and choose Delete advertising ID. On older Android versions the equivalent is Reset advertising ID. Inside Kiri you can also reopen the advert consent form from Settings and withdraw consent, which stops adverts being requested at all.
| Data | Held by | How you delete it | Kept afterwards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Settings, saved games, local leaderboard, achievement progress | Your device only | Uninstall, or Clear data | Nothing. It goes with the app. |
| Leaderboard times, achievement unlocks, Play Games profile | Play Games account settings | Per Google’s Privacy Policy | |
| Advertising identifier | Google and its advert partners | Delete or reset the advertising ID | Per Google’s Privacy Policy |
| Reminder subscription | Google (Firebase) | Uninstall the app, which ends it | Nothing identifying you |
The developer retains nothing at all. There is no server, no account, no database and no backup, so there is no additional retention period on the developer’s side for any row above.
The app keeps the following in local storage. It is not uploaded anywhere except where a section below says otherwise, and uninstalling the app deletes it:
If you are signed in to Play Games on your device:
This is linked to your Play Games account — Google holds the player identifier and display name, not the developer. Google processes it under Google’s Privacy Policy, and you can review or delete Play Games data from your Google account settings.
Signing in is optional. Play signed out and leaderboards and achievements are simply kept on your device.
The app shows rewarded adverts only — the short video you can choose to watch when you lose your last life, in exchange for one more. There are no banners, no full-screen adverts between rounds, and nothing plays unless you press the button.
The adverts are served by Google AdMob, which may collect device and advertising identifiers in order to deliver an advert, measure it, and limit how often the same one is repeated. See how Google uses information from apps that use its services.
If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland, a consent form is shown before any advert is requested, and no advert is requested until you have answered it. Your answer is remembered and can be changed later. Declining means adverts are not shown; the rest of the game is unaffected.
The app subscribes each installation to a single shared Firebase Cloud Messaging topic, so an occasional reminder can be sent to everybody at once. Firebase assigns the installation a registration token in order to deliver these.
No profile is built from this, and messages cannot be aimed at an individual — there is one broadcast to every subscriber or nothing. You can turn notifications off at any time in the Android system settings for Kiri.
Playing Kiri needs no account, no sign-up, and no personal details. Play Games sign-in is optional and only affects leaderboards and achievements.
The app is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect personal information from them.
If the app’s data practices change, this policy will be updated and the new version published at this same address, with the date at the top revised.
Questions about this policy: cgimapdesigns@gmail.com