Out for Loot · iPhone & iPad
Out for Loot Privacy Policy
Infoseed Consulting Pty Ltd develops and operates Out for Loot. This policy describes the game’s data practices.
Data on your device
Progress and settings are saved on your device. The game has no player accounts or cloud-save service, and it does not send game saves to us. Versions before 1.4 have no ads and no usage statistics.
Ads (from version 1.4)
Out for Loot has one optional ad: on the Supply page you can watch a video to open one more crate (up to 6 a day). Nobody has to watch it.
The ads come from Google AdMob. When you choose to watch one, Google receives what it needs to show and count the ad, such as rough location from your internet address (city or country level), basic device and app information, and how the ad performed.
- We do not ask to track you across other apps, and we do not use your Apple advertising ID (IDFA).
- We do not share your name, your heroes, your save or anything you type.
- In the EU, the UK and Switzerland, Google’s consent form asks first. You can change your choice any time in Settings → Support & policies → Privacy choices.
- In some US states you can ask Google not to “sell or share” your data through the same Google message.
See Google’s privacy policy and how Google uses data from apps.
Anonymous usage statistics (from version 1.4)
We count a few things, not you. Google Firebase (Google Analytics) processes these statistics for us.
What we count: first open, visits, play time and app updates; team level milestones, new hunting areas, first dungeon clears and promotions; crates opened (free or ad), ad results, return rewards grouped by time away, opening the game from a reminder, and purchases (product and price).
Firebase creates a random code for this installation. Reinstalling the game resets it. We do not link it to who you are.
What we never collect: your name or your heroes’ names, accounts or Apple ID, your advertising ID (IDFA) or vendor ID, precise location, contacts, anything you type, or your save. We do not use these statistics to track you across apps or to tailor ads.
Why: to find what’s too hard or too slow, and make the game more fun.
How long: Google keeps the event details for up to 14 months, then deletes them. Combined totals (for example “how many players reached area 3 this week”) may be kept longer.
Your choice: turn it off any time in Settings → Support & policies → Usage statistics. The game plays exactly the same. In the EU, the UK and Switzerland, statistics also follow your consent form choice.
See Firebase’s privacy information.
Apple purchases
Where available, in-app purchases are handled by Apple. The game checks purchase information on your device to recognise valid entitlements. We do not receive your payment-card details or Apple Account password. Apple handles purchase and account information under its privacy policy.
Diagnostics and beta testing
Apple handles diagnostics according to your system settings and its policies. If you use TestFlight, Apple may share beta usage, crash reports, device information and feedback with us to investigate issues and improve the game. See TestFlight & Privacy.
Support
If you contact us, we receive your email address, message and any screenshots or diagnostic information you choose to send. We use these to handle your request. Please do not send passwords or payment-card details.
Storage and deletion
Local saves and settings remain on your device until replaced or removed. Deleting the App normally removes its local data; backups follow your system settings. Apple manages its purchase and diagnostic records under its own policies. Google handles ad and statistics data under its own policies and the retention described above.
We keep support correspondence and testing feedback only as needed to address requests, investigate issues and meet necessary legal obligations. See our support email information for email storage and retention.
Requests and complaints
Email Support@infoseed.com.au to request access to or correction of information we hold, ask for deletion, or raise a privacy complaint. Our website privacy policy explains the complaints process and website processing. Apple’s own records are managed through its privacy controls.
We will update this policy and its date when the game’s practices change.