Effective July 17, 2026
Privacy Policy
This policy explains how Nullbeam 0.1.3 handles local gameplay data, optional rewarded-interstitial ads, support requests, privacy choices, and the public Nullbeam web pages.
Summary
Nullbeam is a no-account mobile puzzle game. The app stores gameplay progress on your device and does not use a Nullbeam gameplay server. Nullbeam may use Google Mobile Ads, also known as AdMob, for optional rewarded-interstitial ads when ads are configured, enabled in Settings, and allowed by your consent status.
- Nullbeam does not require an account or login and has no subscriptions, in-app purchases, leaderboards, or chat.
- Nullbeam's app code does not send gameplay progress to a Nullbeam server.
- Rewarded-interstitial ads are optional and normal gameplay remains available without them.
- Google Mobile Ads may collect or process ad-related data as described below and in Google's policies.
Who provides the app
Nullbeam is provided by George Chkhaidze. For privacy, support, or data-rights questions, contact georgechkhaidze10@gmail.com.
Data stored on device
Nullbeam stores your current campaign level, completed levels, Entropy balance, upgrade levels, last daily completion date, daily streak, tutorial completion, sound and haptic settings, rewarded-ad preference, and daily rewarded-ad cap state in local device storage. This data is used to resume play, remember your settings, and enforce local reward limits.
Local progress is not an account record and Nullbeam does not sync it between devices. Deleting the app removes its local progress from that device. Changing devices does not transfer progress through Nullbeam.
First-party data not collected
Nullbeam first-party app code does not collect your name, email address, phone number, contacts, precise location, photos, camera data, microphone audio, health data, financial data, messages, files, calendar data, browsing history, search history, purchases, or user-generated content. The app has no first-party analytics SDK and no first-party crash-reporting SDK.
Advertising
Nullbeam 0.1.3 may use Google Mobile Ads for optional rewarded-interstitial placements: revive, double Entropy after a win, or temporary access to a locked puzzle level. You can close a playing ad before earning its reward; if you do, Nullbeam returns to the game without granting the reward. Ads are not required to restart, continue, complete normal gameplay, or use the puzzle library.
Nullbeam 0.1.3 requests non-personalized rewarded ads only and does not request App Tracking Transparency permission. Ad requests may be unavailable when ads are turned off, consent does not allow a request, the ad configuration is incomplete, the network is unavailable, or Google has no ad to serve.
According to Google's iOS disclosure, Google Mobile Ads may collect IP address, coarse location inferred from IP address, device identifiers where available, advertising data such as ads viewed, product interactions such as app launches, taps, and video views, crash logs, performance data, and other diagnostics. Google may process this data for advertising, ad delivery and measurement, analytics, fraud prevention, security, diagnostics, and product improvement, subject to its policies and your consent status. See Google's Mobile Ads SDK data disclosure and Privacy Policy.
Nullbeam 0.1.3 does not configure separate ad mediation networks and does not include banner, app-open, or non-rewarded interstitial ads. If a future version adds mediation, personalized ads, analytics, attribution, accounts, purchases, cloud saves, or additional SDKs, this policy and the App Store privacy disclosures will be reviewed before release.
How data is used
- Local gameplay data is used to resume play, unlock levels, maintain upgrades, and enforce local ad reward limits.
- Support email data is used to respond to the request and maintain reasonable support records.
- Google processes Mobile Ads data for ad delivery, rewarded-ad operation, measurement, diagnostics, fraud prevention, security, analytics, and product improvement.
- Static web request data is used by the hosting provider to serve the pages, maintain reliability, and protect the site.
Privacy choices
You can turn off rewarded-ad offers in Nullbeam Settings. When Google Mobile Ads requires an in-app privacy control for your region or consent status, the Privacy and support screen shows an Ad privacy options button. The button is hidden when Google reports that the privacy-options form is not required or is unavailable.
You can also manage device-level privacy settings through iOS Settings. Choices available through Apple, Google, or your device may change over time and may depend on your region, OS version, and consent status.
You can remove Nullbeam's local gameplay progress from a device by deleting the app. You can email the contact address above to ask questions about this policy or request deletion of support emails associated with your request, subject to reasonable retention needs such as security, dispute handling, and legal obligations.
Support email
If you email support, your message, email address, and any information you choose to include are used to answer the request and maintain reasonable support records. Do not send passwords, payment details, health information, government IDs, or other sensitive personal information. Nullbeam has no account system, so support cannot look up gameplay history from a server.
Support email is user-initiated. If you include screenshots, recordings, logs, or device details, they are used only to understand and respond to the issue you reported.
Retention
Local gameplay data stays on your device until the app and its local data are deleted. Support emails are kept only as long as reasonably needed to respond, maintain support records, resolve disputes, comply with legal obligations, or protect the service. Data processed by Google Mobile Ads is handled under Google's policies and controls.
Web pages
These public pages are static and do not include analytics scripts, tracking pixels, account forms, or advertising tags. The hosting provider may process ordinary web request data, such as IP address, browser user agent, request URL, and timestamps, as part of serving the site and maintaining security.
Security
Nullbeam 0.1.3 limits first-party collection by keeping gameplay progress local and avoiding accounts, first-party analytics, and a gameplay backend. No method of storage or transmission is perfectly secure, and ad-network or hosting data is processed by those providers under their own security practices.
International processing
Google Mobile Ads, email providers, and website hosting providers may process data in countries other than your own. Their processing is governed by their own terms, policies, and applicable law.
Children
Nullbeam is not directed to children and is not submitted for the App Store Kids Category. The app does not include chat, user profiles, user-generated content, account creation, or social features. If you believe a child provided personal information through a support email, contact the address below so the request can be reviewed.
Changes
This policy will be updated when Nullbeam changes data handling, ad behavior, analytics, support handling, platform availability, or third-party SDK behavior in a way that materially affects privacy.
Contact
For privacy questions, support requests, or requests about support-email records, email georgechkhaidze10@gmail.com.