Last updated: 7 October 2026
This page forms part of our Privacy Policy and lists the companies that receive data from our games. It is kept separately so that we can keep it current whenever our advertising setup changes.
Each advertising company below receives data directly from the game and, under its own terms, decides for itself how it uses that data — making it an independent controller rather than simply our supplier. Their own privacy policies apply and are linked here. RevenueCat is the exception: it handles purchase records as our processor, only on our instructions. Google Analytics for Firebase is likewise provided to us as a service, under Google’s data processing terms. It is linked to our Google AdMob account, so Google also makes the game analytics available to AdMob “to enhance product features and improve app monetization”, independently of our data-sharing settings; it is not used to personalise adverts.
| Partner | Role | Company | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unity LevelPlay (ironSource) | Ad mediation | Unity Technologies | In use |
| Unity Ads | Advertising (also receives in-app purchase history) | Unity Technologies | In use |
| Google AdMob | Advertising | Google LLC | In use |
| Pangle | Advertising | ByteDance | In use |
| Liftoff Monetize | Advertising | Liftoff Mobile, Inc. | In use |
| Mintegral | Advertising | Mintegral (Mobvista group) | Planned |
| RevenueCat | Purchases | RevenueCat, Inc. | In use |
| Google Analytics for Firebase | Game analytics; linked to Google AdMob for ad performance measurement (not ad personalisation) | Google LLC | In use |
| Firebase Crashlytics | Crash reports | Google LLC | Planned |
| Advertising measurement and attribution partners | Measuring which advert led to an install | To be named here when added | Planned |
Partners marked Planned are not yet in the released game. We list them here in advance so you can see where we are going; this page is updated whenever that changes.
Google’s use of data from apps that use its services is described separately in How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services.
If any link above stops working, that partner’s current privacy policy can be found on its own website.
For what these companies receive, why, and how to opt out, see the Privacy Policy.