Guidus Privacy Policy (English)

Effective date / Last updated: August 7, 2026

Izzle Inc. (“Izzle,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) provides the mobile game Guidus (the “Service”). This Privacy Policy explains what information is processed when you use the Service, why it is processed, whom it may be shared with, how long it is retained, and the choices available to you.

Where consent is required, we request it separately. Using the Service does not by itself constitute consent to optional advertising or analytics processing.


1. Information We Process

1.1 Account, profile, and cloud-save data

Depending on your platform and sign-in choice, the Service may access a Google Play Games or Apple Game Center player identifier and display name, or create a guest/device identifier. The platform player identifier or a device-generated identifier may be used to associate your cloud save with you.

Cloud-save data may include gameplay progress, tutorial and stage status, currencies, inventory, characters, skins, achievements, settings, ad-reward status and timers, purchase entitlements, save revision/schema information, device-sync identifiers, and server timestamps.

1.2 Device, app, network, and diagnostic data

We and our service providers may process:

1.3 Gameplay and analytics data

We use Firebase Analytics and related tools to understand and improve the Service. Events may include session activity, tutorial and stage progress, play time, feature interactions, character or item acquisition, ad interactions, and purchase events such as product identifier, amount, currency, and transaction identifier.

1.4 Advertising and privacy-choice data

The Service uses Google Mobile Ads, Google User Messaging Platform (UMP), and mediation partners to provide banner, interstitial, and rewarded ads. Depending on your consent choices, platform settings, and applicable law, these services may process advertising identifiers such as AAID or IDFA, IP address, device and app information, approximate location, ad impressions, clicks, rewards, diagnostics, and consent or tracking-choice signals.