Developer: RitmoDev
What Teeter Tower does with your data
Teeter Tower is a mobile stacking game published by RitmoDev. This page explains, plainly, what the app collects, why, and how to reach me with questions.
Data we collect
Game progress — stored on your device only. Your best score, daily-challenge score, coins, unlocked themes, sound preference, and totals like blocks placed live in your phone's app storage. There's no server, so this never leaves your device and I cannot read it.
Advertising — via Google AdMob
The game shows an optional rewarded video (to continue a run) and occasional full-screen ads between runs. Google's Mobile Ads SDK may collect an advertising identifier, device information, approximate location (from IP address), and ad-interaction data, used for ad delivery, frequency capping, and — where you've consented — personalization. Where required (EEA/UK), you're asked for your consent choices before ads are served. See Google's Privacy Policy.
Purchases — via Google Play Billing
The optional theme unlock is processed entirely by Google Play. I only receive confirmation that a purchase completed, so the cosmetic unlock can be granted — I never see your card details; Google handles payment directly.
Analytics — as of this version, nothing is sent to a third-party analytics service. Event logging exists only for on-device debugging. If that changes, this policy is updated first, and reflected in the Play Store's Data Safety section.
Children's privacy
Teeter Tower isn't directed at children under 13, and I don't knowingly collect personal information from them. Ads are requested in non-child-directed mode, and limited to content rated suitable for teen audiences and above.
Your choices
- Withdraw or change ad-personalization consent any time from the game's main menu — tap "Privacy & ad settings" — or from your device's ad settings under Google → Ads.
- Reset or delete your advertising ID from your device settings, under Privacy → Ads on most Android phones.
- Delete all local game data by uninstalling the app. Because nothing is stored server-side, uninstalling removes everything that could be related to you.
Questions
Reach me at contact@ritmodev.com.
Changes to this policy
The "Last updated" stamp above moves whenever this policy changes, and material changes — like adding a new data-collecting SDK — are called out before they take effect.