Wagering Wanderer Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-06

A one-page summary of the personal information we collect, how and why, who receives it, how long it is kept, and how to request access, correction or deletion is available at Handling of Personal Information.

1. Information Stored on Your Device

Gameplay data such as high scores, stages reached, cumulative statistics, unlocked achievements, settings (including your ad choice), ticket counts, and your player name are stored on your device (via UserDefaults on iOS, or SharedPreferences on Android). They are not sent anywhere unless you join the leaderboard as described in section 2.

The evening "test your luck" reminder is a local notification scheduled on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere for it; the date you last played (used to skip the reminder on days you already played) is stored only on your device. You can turn it off at any time with "Daily reminder" in Settings or in your device settings.

2. Information Sent for the Leaderboard (v3.0 and later, opt-in)

This app offers a global leaderboard powered by Google Firebase (Authentication and Cloud Firestore). The first time you open the leaderboard screen you will see a clear consent prompt; only if you agree do we transmit the following to Google's servers (Cloud Firestore region: asia-northeast1 = Tokyo): the player name you entered (including auto-generated names such as "Wanderer#1234"), an anonymous identifier (UID) issued by Firebase, your best score, your best stage, your total play count, and your last play timestamp, together with a run identifier that prevents the same run from being counted twice. Firebase Authentication data may be processed on servers outside Japan, including in the United States. Until you consent, Firebase is not initialised on this device and no data is transmitted. Joining the leaderboard alone does not transmit your real name, email address, or phone number (see section 3 for what happens if you choose to link an account). Your player name will be visible to other users browsing the in-app leaderboard. You can opt in or out any time from the "Join leaderboard" toggle in Settings.

3. Account Linking (Optional)

To preserve your leaderboard records when you switch phones or reinstall the app, you may optionally link an account from the Settings screen (on iPhone, an Apple ID or a Google account; on Android, a Google account). If you do, an ID token issued by Apple or Google is passed to Firebase Authentication and bound to your anonymous UID. Firebase Authentication then records the Apple / Google account identifier and email address (a relay address if you use Apple's "Hide My Email"), and for Google may also record the display name and profile photo URL. None of this is shown on the leaderboard or to other users. Apple's screen may ask whether to share your name, but the App neither stores nor transmits it. Linking is optional; all features remain available without it. If the same Apple ID / Google account is already linked on another device, a "Switch to existing record" dialog lets you adopt that existing cloud record from this device. You can unlink at any time via "Unlink Apple" / "Unlink Google" in Settings; unlinking preserves the same anonymous UID and your cloud records, removing only the Apple / Google association (for Google, the Google sign-in state saved on the device is also cleared). From Settings, "Sign out" also returns this device to a fresh anonymous ID at any time; sign-out likewise clears the Google sign-in state saved on the device (Google Sign-In on iOS, the Credential Manager account selection on Android).

4. Advertising

This app is free to play and shows ads through Pangle (an advertising platform operated by Bytedance). From v4.0 onward, Pangle is the only advertising provider used by this app (Google AdMob, used previously, was removed in v4.0). Ads appear as follows:

If you purchase "Remove Ads", banner and interstitial ads are no longer shown. Rewarded video ads appear only when you choose to watch one.

4-1. Information collected by Pangle

The Pangle SDK starts only after you have answered the ad choice described in 4-2 below; until then the ad SDK collects nothing and no ad is requested. After that, for ad delivery, measurement, analytics and fraud prevention, the Pangle SDK may collect the following and share it with advertising partners that bid for the ad:

Retention is as set out in Pangle's privacy policy. This app does not request permission to use your device's location services (GPS, etc.).

4-2. Your ad choice (consent to personalized ads)

On Android, the app asks on first launch whether it may show personalized ads (ads based on your interests). On iOS, the first launch shows a screen explaining ads (with a single "Continue" button), and the ATT prompt that follows asks about tracking (see 4-3); on iOS the choice below is made from "Ad settings" on the Settings screen. These screens link to this privacy policy.

You can change this choice at any time from "Ad settings" on the Settings screen; the change applies immediately. In regions where the law requires consent, such as the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, the app asks for consent with the same question and passes your choice to the Pangle SDK. If you withdraw consent, all features of the app remain available; you will simply see non-personalized ads.

4-3. Advertising identifiers and opting out

On iOS, the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt appears after the first-launch explanation screen. The app's choice and ATT are separate settings, and the Pangle SDK can read the IDFA only if you choose "Allow" in the ATT prompt. On iOS, ads are personalized only if you allow tracking in ATT AND have not chosen "Don't personalize" in "Ad settings". If ATT is not authorized, only non-personalized ads are served regardless of the app's choice, and the IDFA is not used. You can change ATT at any time under Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking.

On Android, the Pangle SDK uses the advertising ID for ad delivery. You can delete or reset it, or turn off personalized ads, under "Ads" in the device's Settings app (Google's ad settings; depending on the device it is under "Privacy" or "Google").

For how Pangle handles your information, and how to submit access or deletion requests for data collected by Pangle, see the Pangle End User Data Privacy Policy.

5. In-App Purchases (IAP)

A one-time "Remove Ads" (non-consumable) and a "10 Tickets Pack" (consumable) purchase are offered. Payment is processed by Apple via StoreKit on iOS and by Google via Google Play Billing on Android; this app never accesses your payment information (card numbers, etc.). Purchase history and ticket balances are stored on your device only and are not transmitted to any external server.

6. Account & Leaderboard Data Deletion

The full procedure for requesting deletion, the list of data that will be removed, and the retention period for any retained records are documented on the Account / Data Deletion Request page. For how to request access, correction or suspension of use, see Handling of Personal Information.

7. Contact

For inquiries regarding this policy, please email support@fujibit.com.

8. Revisions

This policy may be revised without notice. The "Last updated" date will be updated when revisions are made.

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