Brick Breaker: Classic Arcade

Privacy Policy

Last updated 6 October 2026

In short

There are no accounts, and your scores and settings stay on your device. The game shows ads from Google: one between games, and ones you choose to watch for a reward. To show them, Google collects some information from your device, described below, and uses your advertising identifier only if you allow tracking. Remove Ads, a one-off purchase, stops the ads between games. Purchases go through Apple's App Store, and if you're signed in to Game Center, your scores and achievements go to Game Center.

Who we are

Brick Breaker: Classic Arcade (“the game”) is made by Rohit Modani (“we”, “us”). This policy covers the game on iPhone and iPad, and this website. We'll update it before the game comes to any other platform.

What stays on your device

The game saves these on your device only, so it can remember them between plays:

To keep the Daily Challenge honest, the game checks the time: when it opens or returns to the foreground it asks our website, or Apple's, for the current time and uses that rather than your device's date for the day's challenge and objectives. The request carries nothing about you; like any web request, it shows the server your IP address (see This website).

None of this is sent to us. Deleting the game deletes it, except that your device's backups may include it, depending on your iCloud and backup settings.

Game Center

If you're signed in to Game Center (Apple's game service), the game sends it your Endless best score, your Daily Challenge scores and your achievement progress. Game Center shows leaderboards to other players (and to us) with the nickname and profile you've chosen in Game Center. Apple runs Game Center under Apple's Privacy Policy, and you can change what other players see, or sign out, in your device's Game Center settings. We don't receive your name, Apple Account or contact details. If you're not signed in, nothing is sent.

Ads

The game shows ads from Google AdMob, a Google service. One shows when you leave the Game Over screen after a game of a minute or more, unless you've bought Remove Ads. Others you choose to watch: to continue a game, or to play one game in a theme you don't own. The ads are set to be suitable for all ages.

To show ads, measure them, limit how often you see the same one and prevent fraud, Google's software in the game collects:

Tracking. The first time you open the game, your iPhone asks whether to allow it to track you. If you allow it, Google can use your device's advertising identifier to show you ads based on your interests and to measure ads across apps and websites. If you don't, it can't, and the ads you see are based on things like the game and your general location. You can change this at any time in Settings › Privacy & Security › Tracking.

Consent. Where the law requires it, such as in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland, Google asks for your consent before the game shows ads, and before using your information for personalised ads. There, you can change your choices at any time in the game's Settings › Ad privacy choices. Until consent allows ads, the game shows none.

Google handles this information under Google's Privacy Policy; How Google uses information from apps that use its services explains more. We don't receive information that identifies you: AdMob gives us only totals, such as how many ads were shown.

In-app purchases

Themes and Remove Ads are bought through Apple's App Store. Apple handles the payment; we never see your payment details or Apple Account. The game only learns whether a purchase went through, and remembers on your device what you've bought. Restore Purchases asks Apple for what you've bought before.

App analytics and crash reports

Apart from Google's ad software described above, the game contains no analytics or tracking code. If you've chosen in your device's settings to share analytics with app developers, Apple may give us anonymous, aggregated figures (such as how many people use the game) and crash reports. You can turn this off in Settings › Privacy & Security › Analytics & Improvements.

Permissions

The game doesn't ask for access to your camera, microphone, location, contacts or photos. It asks whether you allow tracking, only for ads (see Ads). When you tap COPY RESULT after a Daily Challenge, it puts a line of text on your clipboard; it never reads your clipboard.

Children

The game is made for a general audience. Its ads are set to be suitable for all ages, and we don't knowingly collect personal information from children. If you're a parent and have questions about the ads your child has seen, contact us.

This website

This website uses no cookies, no analytics and no local storage. As with any website, the company hosting it receives standard technical details such as your IP address when your browser loads a page, and handles them under its own policies.

How long it's kept

What the game saves stays on your device until you delete the game (or, for a run in progress, until it ends). Google keeps the information its ad software collects for as long as its policies say; Apple does the same for Game Center and the App Store.

Your choices

We don't hold personal information about you, so there's nothing on our side to access, correct or delete. For what Google collects through its ads, use My Ad Center or the options in Google's Privacy Policy. If you have a question or a request, contact us and we'll help where we can.

Changes

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top, before the change reaches the game.

Contact

Questions about privacy: voythrix@gmail.com.