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Crazy Balls Privacy Policy

Crazy Balls

Privacy Policy

Crazy Balls is designed to be played without ads, tracking or data collection by the game itself.

Effective date: 16 June 2026

App: Crazy Balls

Developer: Test-n-Tell Ltd

Privacy contact: cb@test-n-tell.com

Overview

This Privacy Policy explains how Crazy Balls handles user data.

Crazy Balls does not collect, store, sell or share personal user data through the game itself. The game can be played offline. Online platform features, such as achievements and leaderboards, may be provided by third-party platform services.

Data collected by Crazy Balls

Crazy Balls does not collect personal data

The game itself does not collect, store or transmit personal information such as name, email address, phone number, location, contacts, photos, messages, advertising identifiers or payment information.

Crazy Balls does not use analytics, advertising networks or tracking tools.

  • No ads
  • No analytics tracking
  • No data selling
  • No developer-run user accounts
  • No location collection
  • No contact collection
  • No advertising ID collection
  • Playable offline

Game progress and local data

Crazy Balls may save gameplay information locally on your device, such as settings, high scores, unlocked achievements or other gameplay progress.

This local data stays on your device unless your operating system, platform account or device settings separately provide backup, sync, achievement or leaderboard features. You can remove locally stored game data by deleting the app or clearing the app data through your device settings.

Third-party platform services

Crazy Balls uses platform SDKs to support optional platform features such as achievements and leaderboards. These services are provided by the platform owner, not by Crazy Balls directly.

Google Play Games Services

On Android, Crazy Balls may use Google Play Games Services for achievements, leaderboards and related platform functionality.

If you use these features, Google may process data associated with your Google account, gameplay activity, achievements, leaderboard scores, device information or service usage according to Google’s own policies.

Learn more: Google Privacy Policy

Apple Game Center

On iOS, iPadOS or macOS, Crazy Balls may use Apple Game Center for achievements, leaderboards and related platform functionality.

If you use these features, Apple may process data associated with your Apple account, gameplay activity, achievements, leaderboard scores, device information or service usage according to Apple’s own policies.

Learn more: Apple Privacy Policy

How data is used

Crazy Balls does not use personal data for advertising, profiling, analytics, marketing or sale to third parties.

Third-party platform services may use platform data to provide features such as sign-in, achievements, leaderboards, anti-abuse protection, cloud sync or account-level game activity features.

Data sharing

Crazy Balls does not share personal user data with advertisers, analytics providers, data brokers or other third parties.

If you choose to use platform features such as achievements or leaderboards, relevant data may be handled by Google Play Games Services or Apple Game Center according to their own privacy policies and your platform account settings.

Data retention and deletion

Crazy Balls does not maintain a developer-controlled database of user data.

Locally saved game data remains on your device until you delete the app, clear the app data or reset your device. Platform achievement and leaderboard data may be retained by Google or Apple according to their own account and service policies.

To manage or delete platform data, use your Google account, Apple account, Google Play Games or Game Center settings.

Security

Because Crazy Balls does not collect or store personal data on developer-controlled servers, there is no developer-operated user database for the game.

Platform services such as Google Play Games Services and Apple Game Center are handled by the relevant platform provider. Their security practices are governed by their own policies and account settings.

Children’s privacy

Crazy Balls does not knowingly collect personal data from children.

If a platform account, achievement or leaderboard feature is used by a child, that data is handled by the relevant platform provider according to its own policies, parental controls and account settings.

International users

Crazy Balls does not transfer personal data to developer-controlled servers.

Third-party platform services may process data in countries where Google, Apple or their service providers operate, according to their own privacy policies.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated if the game changes, new features are added, platform requirements change or legal requirements change.

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated effective date.

Contact

For privacy questions or requests about Crazy Balls, contact:

Email: cb@test-n-tell.com

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