Updated 4 November 2026
This policy describes the restored-ad releases of Ad counter, BenTen guess, Flappy Flutter Dash, YATTT (Yet Another Tic Tac Toe), and Pixel Eden, published by Splender Creatorz.
Boundary Blitz (com.boundaryplay.boundaryblitz) is an offline cricket game for children and adults. It does not collect, transmit or share personal or device data. It has no accounts, advertising, analytics, in-app purchases or third-party data-collection SDKs. Scores, earned coins and game choices are held in memory for the current app session and reset when the app is restarted. There is no server-side user data to delete. The advertising disclosures below apply only to the five ad-supported apps named above, not to Boundary Blitz.
These apps do not offer user accounts. Scores, progress and settings are stored on your device where the app supports saving them. You can remove local app data through Android settings or by uninstalling the app. Clearing data may permanently remove your saved progress.
The apps use Google AdMob to display banner advertisements. Google's Mobile Ads SDK collects and shares information including IP address (which can be used to estimate approximate location), app and ad interactions, crash and diagnostic information, and device or other identifiers such as the app set ID. Google uses these data for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention, security and compliance. This data collection is required when the ad service operates and is not limited to ephemeral processing. Data handled by the Google Mobile Ads SDK is encrypted in transit.
The restored-ad releases request non-personalized ads, apply child-directed and under-age-of-consent treatment to all ad requests, restrict ad content to Google's G rating, and remove the Android advertising ID permission. These settings limit advertising data use but do not mean that no data is collected. The apps do not ask for precise location, contacts, photos or a user account to show ads.
See Google's privacy policy and Google's Mobile Ads data disclosure for details about Google's processing.
The apps use the protective ad-request settings described above for all users. We do not ask children to submit personal information. Please contact us if you believe a child has provided personal information through our apps.
There is no in-app account or developer-operated data-deletion request feature. Device-local scores and progress can be cleared through Android settings. Google's privacy controls and retention practices apply to data processed by Google; see Google's privacy policy for available controls.
We may update this policy when app data practices change. The update date is shown above. For questions, contact surya3997@outlook.com.