Privacy policy

1. Data saved by the game

Palet SoloDuo stores language, difficulty, sound and vibration preferences, selected rules, the target score, selected events and the number of matches won by each color locally. These settings allow your preferences to be restored between sessions.

Puck positions, touch input and the current match score are processed on your device to run the game. They are not sent to an AdCrBa server.

The game does not request your name, email address, location or access to contacts, camera or microphone. It does not collect advertising identifiers.

2. Retention, deletion and Android backups

Local data remains while you use the app and until you clear it. You can delete it in Android settings: Apps → Palet SoloDuo → Storage → Clear data. Names may vary by device. This resets settings and win counts.

Android backup is enabled for the app. Depending on your device and settings, Android may back up and restore some data, including when reinstalling the app or switching devices. Uninstalling the app therefore does not guarantee that backup copies are erased.

You can manage backups in your device settings and the settings of your backup service. That service manages the backups; AdCrBa does not receive a copy.

3. Advertising, analytics and sharing

Palet SoloDuo includes no advertising, usage analytics or player tracking services. AdCrBa does not sell game data or share it for advertising. Playing does not require a connection to an AdCrBa server.

The vibration option only uses your device's vibration feature. You can disable it in the game options.

4. Downloads and purchases on Google Play

If you download or buy Palet SoloDuo on Google Play, Google processes information needed for distribution, payment and operation of its platform under its own policies. The game does not request payment card details.

Any order information or reports Google Play provides to the publisher are used for sales management, support and applicable legal obligations. They are not used to track your activity inside the game. Retention depends on those management needs and the relevant legal obligations.

See Google's privacy policy for Google's processing activities.

5. When you contact AdCrBa

If you email adcrba137@gmail.com, your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send are used to answer your enquiry and follow up on it.

Support messages are retained while the enquiry is being handled, then deleted when no longer needed for follow-up, unless legal retention obligations apply. You can request deletion using the same email address.

These communications pass through the email services used by you and AdCrBa, including Gmail. They are not used for advertising. Please avoid sending sensitive information that is unnecessary for your enquiry.

6. Visiting this page

This page contains no forms, advertising, audience measurement tools or tracking scripts. It does not itself set cookies or store data in your browser.

The hosting provider may process technical data needed to deliver and secure the page, such as IP addresses and request information. This processing depends on the chosen provider and is separate from the game's offline operation. If the page is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, see Cloudflare's privacy policy.

7. Your rights and data security

Depending on applicable law, you may request access to personal information held about you, correction or deletion, restriction of processing, or object to processing. Contact AdCrBa below to exercise these rights. AdCrBa cannot remotely view or erase game data stored only on your device.

Local data protection depends in part on your device's safeguards. Support exchanges are limited to information needed to handle your enquiry; no storage or communications system can guarantee absolute security.

You may also complain to the relevant data protection authority, such as the CNIL in France.

8. Changes to this policy

This policy will be updated if Palet SoloDuo's features or data processing change. The date at the top of this page indicates the latest update. Any new feature involving data processing will include the corresponding information and, where required, permission requests.