Last updated: November 4, 2026
This policy explains what Missile Dodge 2D: Sky Survival collects on your Android device, why it is collected
and how you can control or delete it. It covers this game only.
Terms of Service · About the game
Missile Dodge 2D: Sky Survival (Google Play package com.affanbajwa.dodgethemissiles) is an Android game made by Affan Bajwa, an individual developer. In this policy, "we," "our" and "us" all mean that one person.
You can reach us about anything in this policy at affanbajwa18@gmail.com.
The game has no account system. You are never asked for your email address, your real name or a sign-in. What gets collected depends on which parts of the game you use.
Rewarded ads. Ads appear only when you choose to watch one, by tapping "Watch ad" in the Store to unlock a jet for 24 hours or to get resources. There are no banner ads and no interstitials. Ads are served by Unity LevelPlay, with Unity Ads as the ad network. To show an ad, measure it and prevent ad fraud, those SDKs may collect:
That information goes to those advertising companies and is handled under their privacy policies. It is not sent to any server we run.
In-app purchases. Purchases are made through Google Play Billing, using Unity IAP. Faster reload Lv 2 and Lv 3 are one-time purchases, and can be restored from Profile › Restore purchases. The $2M and $6M game money packs and the 50,000 lbs fuel pack are consumable. Google handles the payment: we never see your card details. We receive only a purchase receipt and token, which the game uses to give you the item you bought.
Online leaderboard. The leaderboard uses Unity Gaming Services (anonymous Authentication and Leaderboards). The first time you launch the game, Unity creates an anonymous player ID for your install. When a Survival run finishes, the game sends:
There are weekly and all-time boards. Call signs are public, so please do not use your real name or anything else you would not want shown. Offensive call signs are replaced with "PILOT".
Data kept on your device. Your progress, your settings and a record of which purchases you own are saved on the device itself, using Unity's PlayerPrefs. Reminder notifications are scheduled locally on your device, and nothing is sent to a server for them.
What the game does not do. There are no analytics SDKs and no crash-reporting SDKs in the game, and there is no account system. The game plays offline; only ads, purchases and the leaderboard need an internet connection.
Three companies can receive data when you use the parts of the game described above. Each handles that data under its own privacy policy:
Ads are contextual by default, which means they are chosen without building a profile of you.
Personalised ads are used only if you turn them on yourself, in Profile › Account › Personalised ads. You can turn that setting off again at any time, in the same place, and ads go back to being contextual.
The game tells LevelPlay that it is not directed at children.
Data saved on your device stays there until you delete it or uninstall the game.
Your leaderboard entry — the anonymous player ID, call sign, survival time and flag — stays on Unity's leaderboards until you ask us to remove it, as described in the next section.
Data collected by the advertising SDKs and by Google Play Billing is kept by those companies for as long as their own privacy policies allow. We do not control those retention periods.
The game does not have an in-app delete button yet. To have your leaderboard entry and the anonymous player ID linked to it deleted, email affanbajwa18@gmail.com and tell us the call sign you used. We handle these requests within 30 days.
Uninstalling the game removes everything stored on your device, including your progress and settings.
If you are in the EU or the UK, you have the right to ask for a copy of the personal data we hold about you, to ask for it to be deleted, and to object to how it is used. Because the game never collects your name or email address, your call sign is usually the only way we can find your data, so please include it. Email the address above to make any of these requests.
Missile Dodge 2D: Sky Survival is not directed at children under the age of 13, and the game signals to its ad provider that it is not child-directed. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has given us personal information, email us and we will delete it.
The game is built to hold as little as possible: there is no account, no password, and no personal data stored on any server we run. The data that does leave your device is handled by Unity and Google under their own security practices. No method of electronic transmission or storage is completely secure, so we cannot guarantee absolute security.
If the game changes in a way that affects this policy — a new service, or a different ad setup — we will update this page and change the "Last updated" date at the top. Please check back from time to time.
Questions, requests or corrections about this policy: affanbajwa18@gmail.com.
