Data Safety

52 Pickup · Retroball Arcade · Last updated 11 August 2026

A plain-English version of what the store labels say. The game itself collects nothing at all — everything below exists because the app shows adverts.

The one-line answer

52 Pickup has no servers, no accounts and no analytics. It contains no networking code beyond loading adverts. Google's advertising SDK collects your IP address, your interactions with adverts, diagnostic information and your device's advertising identifier. That data goes to Google, not to us.

What we collect

DataCollected by us?
Name, email, phone, addressNo
Payment or financial informationNo
Precise locationNo
Photos, video, audio, filesNo
Contacts, calendar, messagesNo
Web browsing historyNo
Health or fitness dataNo
Anything at all, in factNo

What the advertising collects

Adverts are supplied by Google AdMob. Google publishes the list below for its Mobile Ads SDK; we reproduce it rather than paraphrase it.

DataCollectedShared with GooglePurpose
IP addressYesYesAdvertising, analytics, fraud prevention
Interactions with adverts and the appYesYesAdvertising, analytics, fraud prevention
Diagnostic informationYesYesAdvertising, analytics, fraud prevention
Device and advertising identifiersYesYesAdvertising, analytics, fraud prevention

Source: Google Play data disclosure for the Mobile Ads SDK.

What is stored on your device

One small save file, never transmitted anywhere:

Delete it with Settings → Reset all progress, or by uninstalling the app.

Deleting your data

There is no account to delete and we hold nothing about you. To clear the advertising data Google holds, reset your advertising identifier:

If you would like help directing a data request to Google, email dknorm1337@gmail.com.

Permissions

Internet access only, used to load adverts. Nothing else is requested.

Children

52 Pickup is not directed at children under 13.