Privacy Policy for Meteor Dodge

 This game does not collect, use, or share any personal user data. It may display ads from third-party providers (such as Google AdMob) to support development, but these ads do not access or store personal information.


The game is intended for entertainment purposes only. If you have any questions about this policy, feel free to contact the developer at retrosouldev@gmail.com.


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