US state supplement
Your privacy choices
This notice supplements Blocker's Privacy Policy for people in US states with comprehensive consumer privacy laws. Rights vary by state and are subject to legal exceptions.
1. Notice at collection
We collect the categories below when you provide information, use Blocker, connect Google Play Games, communicate with other players, view or complete an ad, or contact us. We also receive information automatically from your device, our servers, Google, and the avatar-image and limited country-code providers described in the Privacy Policy.
| US privacy category | Blocker examples | Primary purposes |
|---|---|---|
| Identifiers and account data | Player ID, guest credential, username, IP address, Google player ID, and Google email if returned for an optional connection. | Authentication, profile restoration, security, support, and Google account linking. |
| Profile and user-provided information | Biography, avatar and paddle designs, selected country or region, premium status, and settings. | Customization, public profile features, eligibility, and saved preferences. |
| Commercial and virtual-economy information | Premium state, Stars, inventory, charge-ability items, rewards, claim records, and completed-game or rewarded-ad receipts. | Delivering entitlements, preventing duplicate grants, accounting, and fraud prevention. |
| Internet, device, and gameplay activity | Requests, app and protocol versions, matches, inputs, scores, social actions, ad interactions, transport performance, and gameplay diagnostics controlled by the default-on device setting. | Game operation, matchmaking, synchronization, analytics of service reliability, ad delivery, and security. |
| Approximate geolocation | Country inferred from a public IP when no country has been selected; approximate location that Google may infer for advertising. | Profile localization, legal or consent handling, advertising, fraud prevention, and service operation. |
| Communications and social information | Friendships, blocks, challenges, direct messages, read state, presence, and league activity. | Providing social features, delivery, moderation, safety, and dispute handling. |
| Inferences | Statistics, progression, ranking, matchmaking state, and conclusions drawn from diagnostic or anti-abuse signals. | Competition, personalization of gameplay, service improvement, integrity, and security. |
| Sensitive personal information | Account-authentication credentials and the contents of private player messages. We do not request precise GPS location through the described country lookup. | Only to provide authentication and private communications, protect the service, and comply with law—not to infer personal characteristics. |
We retain these categories for the periods described in the Privacy Policy: for as long as reasonably needed to provide and secure the service, preserve account and transaction integrity, meet legal obligations, and resolve disputes. The period depends on the record and purpose rather than one universal deadline.
2. Disclosure, sale, and targeted advertising
We may disclose the categories above to infrastructure and operations providers, Google, DiceBear, country.is, other players as directed by the multiplayer or social feature, authorities and safety recipients, and a successor in a business transaction. The precise category depends on what that recipient needs to perform its role.
Blocker does not sell personal information for money. For eligible non-premium mobile players, Google Mobile Ads may use identifiers, internet or app activity, approximate location, and advertising interactions for personalized ads where permitted. Depending on your state, that disclosure may be considered sharing, targeted advertising, or a sale even though no money is exchanged for your information.
To manage advertising choices, open Blocker Settings and use the privacy-options entry when Google UMP reports that it is available. You may also submit an applicable privacy-rights request through the request methods in section 5.
3. State privacy rights
Subject to your state law and applicable exceptions, you may have the right to:
- confirm whether we process your personal information and access or obtain a portable copy;
- learn the categories, sources, purposes, and recipients associated with personal information;
- correct inaccurate information;
- delete personal information;
- opt out of sale, sharing, targeted advertising, or certain profiling;
- limit certain uses or disclosures of sensitive personal information;
- appeal a denied privacy request where your state provides that right; and
- receive equal service and not be discriminated against for exercising a privacy right.
Browser-based policy pages do not load advertising or analytics scripts. Advertising choices for the native mobile app are handled through its UMP privacy interface and requests submitted to the developer. Clearing browser storage alone does not submit a request about server-held records.
These script-free policy pages do not sell or share personal information for advertising and do not run targeted advertising, so a Global Privacy Control signal sent while reading them has no website advertising activity to stop. A browser signal also cannot safely be linked to a separate native Blocker profile. Use the in-app UMP privacy interface or the request method below for mobile-app choices.
4. Voluntary rewarded ads
The Shop may offer one in-game wheel spin when you voluntarily watch a rewarded ad through Google's required reward point. Participation is optional, no purchase is required, closing the ad before the reward point grants nothing, and the game remains available without choosing this offer. The benefit is an in-game item and is not presented as a different price or service level in exchange for the sale of your personal information.
5. Submit a request
To delete a Blocker account and its associated data, use the public account-deletion request or the authenticated deletion action in Blocker Settings. Public submissions are unverified and require manual review. For another privacy-rights request or appeal, use the current developer contact published on Blocker's Google Play listing. State that the request concerns US privacy and identify your state and the relevant Blocker profile. Do not send a password, guest credential, OAuth code, or other secret.
We may ask for information reasonably necessary to verify that you control the relevant profile. An authorized agent may submit a request where state law permits; we may request proof of the agent's authority and may ask you to verify your identity directly. We use verification information only to process the request. If we deny an appeal and your state provides a regulator complaint route, our response will explain how to contact that regulator.
6. Changes to this notice
We update this notice when Blocker's practices or legal requirements change. The dates above identify the version in force. For the full description of security, international processing, children's privacy, and service-wide practices, read the Blocker Privacy Policy.