Block Breaker Privacy Policy

Contact support.wiserspace@gmail.com for privacy questions or requests. Wiser Space is a public developer name. This app policy is separate from the CraftlyKit website privacy policy and from TabVault’s practices. This policy describes the game’s current implementation. The game is coming soon.

Local gameplay and settings

Boards, progress, scores, stars, settings, selected age group and reward-related state are saved on your device. Native storage also keeps purchase ownership and pending reward records. There is no developer player-account system, gameplay database, custom gameplay analytics service or automatic cloud-save service.

Progress remains until replaced or erased, or until the app’s data is cleared or the app is uninstalled. Erase progress resets gameplay data and settings but preserves the selected age group and Google Play purchases; it does not erase every native service record. The app disables Android automatic backup in its configuration.

Manual backups and sharing

Export backup writes a progress file through Android’s document picker. You choose where it goes, including any cloud document provider you select. Those providers handle files under their own terms. Exported backups are not encrypted by the game and remain outside its control. Delete unwanted copies yourself. Import replaces local progress, closes the current run and preserves your current age choice; it does not transfer Play purchase entitlements.

Challenge and result sharing uses your chosen sharing app. You choose the recipient and content; the game does not access your contacts or operate a live multiplayer or verified online-score service.

Advertising and consent

The Android app integrates Google AdMob (Mobile Ads SDK 25.5.0) and Google’s User Messaging Platform (UMP 4.0.0). For eligible adults, Google and advertising partners process data to deliver and measure ads and prevent fraud.

Google’s SDK disclosure includes IP addresses (which can indicate approximate location), app/ad interactions, performance diagnostics and device or account identifiers, including advertising ID and app set ID. These are used for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. This processing is separate from your local save; local saves do not mean the entire app collects no data.

UMP manages consent status and messages using Google’s services and stored consent choices. Availability of ads depends on age selection, Google’s consent eligibility and service availability. Revisit Advertising privacy when offered under Settings → More Settings → Privacy & support. Android also provides advertising-ID reset or deletion controls.

Read Google’s Mobile Ads SDK data disclosure and Google’s Privacy Policy for provider processing and controls.

Age choices and younger players

The planned audience is teenagers aged 13 and over and adults. This is an intended audience, not a Play content rating. The app asks for an age group, not an exact birth date: Under 13, 13–17, 18 or older, or Prefer not to say. Under-18 and undisclosed players can use offline gameplay without requested ads or checkout. The selected group is kept locally, with no developer gameplay server receiving it.

Changing away from the adult experience stops new ad requests and disconnects billing. An already initialized advertising SDK may remain in the app process until you close it. These controls do not remove SDKs from the installed app. If a child has sent personal information to support, a parent or guardian can contact support.wiserspace@gmail.com to request deletion.

Google Play purchases

Google Play handles checkout and payment information. The app receives signed purchase information, verifies it locally and caches ownership so eligible purchased benefits can work offline. The publisher does not receive your full payment-card details. Restore purchases checks eligible ownership through Google Play; pending purchases do not unlock benefits.

Google retains its own account and transaction records under its policies and applicable requirements. Erasing local progress or contacting the publisher does not erase those records, cancel a purchase or submit a refund request.

Support correspondence

If you email support.wiserspace@gmail.com, the publisher receives your email address, message and anything you choose to attach, and uses that information to respond and investigate the issue. The mailbox is hosted by Google. Send only what is useful; passwords, full card details and unrelated personal information are unnecessary.

Support correspondence is normally deleted 12 months after an issue is resolved, unless an ongoing dispute or a legal obligation requires longer retention. You may request deletion of publisher-held correspondence at the same address. A necessary retained record may remain for an ongoing dispute or legal obligation.

Your controls and rights

The data controls guide explains local erasure, backups, advertising choices and provider records. Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have rights to access, correct, delete or obtain a copy of personal information, restrict or object to processing, withdraw consent, or complain to your local data-protection authority.

Email the publisher with the request and enough context to find the correspondence. Do not send identity documents or an exact birth date. There is no game login required. The publisher can address information held in the support mailbox, but cannot remotely retrieve or wipe your local save or act as Google for its independent records. Use Google’s privacy controls for information it holds.

Security and processing locations

Game saves use private Android app storage; backup validation helps detect invalid files but is not encryption. Device loss, storage errors or sharing an exported file can expose or lose data. No system offers absolute security. Google states that Mobile Ads SDK traffic uses TLS encryption in transit; this is not a promise that every file or communication is encrypted.

The publisher operates in Pakistan. Google, your email service, sharing apps and chosen document providers may process information in other countries under their own policies and retention practices. The publisher does not set or promise a universal retention period for those independent providers.

Policy changes

Material changes will be described on this page with an updated version and date, and highlighted on the game’s information page. Where an app change requires a new choice or notice, it will be provided before that processing begins. Policy version: 2026-10-23.