1. Who this policy covers
WonderBox Lab provides Tap Defense for Android (com.zai.tapdefense). This policy covers the Android app, whose intended target audience includes ages 13–15, 16–17, and 18+ (13 years and older). Tap Defense does not require a game account. The game itself can load and save progress offline; advertising, consent messages, and Google Play purchases use an internet connection when available.
2. Information handled by the app and SDKs
The Android source stores gameplay data in WebView local storage and app preferences. It does not show a developer-operated account service or analytics SDK. Integrated Google SDKs can process data when their features run, even though gameplay works offline.
| Information | Purpose and handling |
|---|---|
| Game progress and settings | Levels, stars, gems, characters, upgrades, and sound/vibration choices are saved locally so play can continue. The app also keeps a rewarded-ad claim count and interstitial timing in app preferences. Android backup and device transfer may include this local data when enabled. |
| Age selection | The selected age and privacy category are stored in app preferences. They are used for age-appropriate privacy settings, not an account profile. They may be included in Android backup or device transfer. Reset Progress keeps these preferences; clearing app data removes them, subject to backup restoration. |
| Ad and device data | Google says its Mobile Ads SDK can automatically collect and share IP address (which can indicate approximate location), app and ad interactions such as launches, taps and video views, diagnostics, and device or account identifiers for advertising, measurement, and fraud prevention. The Android manifest removes advertising-ID and certain Privacy Sandbox ad permissions; this does not rule out other identifiers handled by Google. |
| Consent choices | Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) checks whether a privacy message or options form is needed and manages applicable ad privacy choices. Choices and related technical information may be processed by Google to apply those preferences. |
| Purchase information | Google Play Billing provides product, purchase-status, token, and signed purchase details to the app to validate an optional purchase and restore access. The app stores signed purchase evidence locally; its backup rules exclude that purchase cache. Google Play processes the transaction and payment information under Google's policies. |
Tap Defense does not ask you to enter a name, email address, or payment-card number in the game. If you email WonderBox Lab, your message and email address will be used to respond to your request.
3. Advertising and sharing with Google
Tap Defense integrates Google AdMob for interstitial ads after eligible completed levels and optional rewarded ads that can grant in-game gems. Ad requests are configured for child-directed treatment, a G maximum content rating, and non-personalized ads for all users. The app's manifest removes the Android advertising-ID and Privacy Sandbox ad permissions, and the app disables the Mobile Ads publisher first-party ID before loading ads. These settings do not mean that no information reaches Google: the Mobile Ads SDK may still send the data described above to Google to deliver and measure ads and protect against fraud.
Google's Mobile Ads SDK data disclosure, Privacy Policy, and information about partner apps provide more detail. Ad content may be supplied through Google's ad systems and applicable advertising partners.
4. Consent and ad privacy choices
The app uses Google UMP to check for applicable privacy messages. For age-eligible users, when a message is required and available, it can present choices before ads are requested. An Ad Privacy Options control appears in the game's Shop for age-eligible users when UMP reports that it is required; it can reopen Google's options form while the device is online. If ad requests are not permitted, the app does not load ads. Your choices do not prevent offline play.
Available choices depend on your region and the messages configured in the AdMob account managed by WonderBox Lab. For an explanation of UMP, see Google's UMP guidance.
5. In-app purchases
The app offers an optional one-time Google Play purchase, Unlock All, which unlocks all heroes and their upgrades, all current and future worlds, and removes forced interstitial ads. Optional rewarded ads may remain available. Google Play handles checkout and payment; Tap Defense uses purchase status and signed purchase details to verify, save, and restore the entitlement. Tap Defense does not receive or store a payment-card number in its game code.
Purchases and refunds are subject to Google's Privacy Policy and the Google Payments Privacy Notice.
6. Children's privacy
Tap Defense is intended for ages 13 years and older and retains protections for younger and unknown-age users. On first launch, a neutral slider (1–100 years, with no default selection) asks players to choose their age before loading the game or Google ad, consent, and purchase SDKs. The chosen age and a category (under 13, 13–15, or 16+) are saved in local app preferences to apply privacy settings. The game does not ask for a birth date or send the selected age to a developer server or Google SDKs. Android backup or device transfer may include these preferences when enabled. Returning players with an existing valid age category keep that setting. The Android code applies child-directed ad treatment, a G ad-content rating, and non-personalized ad requests to all users. For consent messages, the app uses a conservative age threshold of 16 to protect younger users across regions. Users under 16 and users whose age is unknown do not receive consent prompts. Users confirmed to be 16 or older can access applicable consent choices and required ad privacy options. Google's SDK data handling described above can still apply after the age screen and applicable consent steps. Parents or guardians may contact WonderBox Lab about a child's information using the contact address below.
7. Security, retention, and deletion
Game data and verified purchase evidence are saved in Android app storage. The app disallows cleartext network traffic in its Android configuration, and Google states that Mobile Ads SDK data is encrypted in transit. No system can guarantee absolute security.
Local gameplay data and app preferences remain until they are cleared, overwritten, or removed with the app, subject to Android backup and restore settings. Verified purchase evidence is excluded from the app's backup rules and can be removed when an online Google Play ownership check no longer finds the purchase. Google may retain ad, consent, and transaction information according to its own policies. WonderBox Lab does not operate a separate game account database in the reviewed project.
8. Your choices and rights
- You can play offline. Ads and purchases need a connection. Settings → Privacy Policy opens this live policy website in your browser and requires an internet connection.
- Settings → Reset Progress clears earned gameplay progress while keeping verified purchases and age/privacy settings.
- Where available, use Shop → Ad Privacy Options to review applicable UMP choices.
- You can clear Tap Defense's app data or uninstall the app to remove the on-device save. Android backups may remain under your device or Google backup settings; clearing data may also erase progress.
- For access, deletion, or other privacy requests concerning information controlled by WonderBox Lab, contact the address below. The handling of a request depends on the information available and applicable law. For Google-held information, use Google Account privacy controls and Google's privacy resources.
9. Contact and policy changes
Developer: WonderBox Lab
Game: Tap Defense (Android; com.zai.tapdefense)
Privacy contact: emrulkayes031@gmail.com
We may update this policy if the game, its SDKs, or privacy practices change. The date at the top will be updated when a revised policy is published.