Quick Flash · Magnet Panic
Privacy policy
Quick Flash publishes Magnet Panic. For privacy questions, contact flashdev95@gmail.com. This policy describes the game’s current implementation and the advertising services it integrates.
Local game data
The app stores scores, Stars, inventory, appearances, challenge progress, reward claims, saved runs, age-band choices and settings in its private local storage. These records support gameplay, prevent duplicate grants and preserve your choices. They are not sent to a Quick Flash gameplay server.
There are no accounts, online leaderboards, cloud saves or custom gameplay servers. Game progress belongs to this installation. The app excludes game data from Android cloud backup and device transfer; clearing storage, reinstalling or resetting local progress may erase it.
Advertising and Google privacy services
Magnet Panic integrates Google AdMob / Google Mobile Ads SDK and Google’s User Messaging Platform (UMP). They provide rewarded videos, occasional interstitials and applicable consent/privacy forms. Ads are unavailable offline or when service or privacy requirements prevent serving; ordinary play and free retry remain available.
Google’s advertising SDK may collect and share IP address (which can indicate approximate location), ad/app interactions, performance diagnostics, and device/account identifiers such as advertising ID and app set ID. Google describes advertising, analytics and fraud prevention as processing purposes and encryption in transit for SDK data. Actual collection and serving depend on age treatment, consent, SDK settings and provider behavior. Advertising data is not promised to be anonymous or stored only on your phone. See Google’s Mobile Ads data disclosure and Google’s privacy policy.
Children, teens and age choices
The app asks for an unselected local age band: Under 13, 13–15, 16–17, 18+, or Prefer not to say. It does not ask for a full birth date or upload an exact age to a Quick Flash server.
Under-13 and unknown-age choices receive no ads in this implementation. Eligible 13+ players may receive ads when serving is permitted. The 13–15 band receives conservative child/under-age treatment; 16–17 receives teen treatment; adults receive the applicable adult consent treatment. These signals affect Google ad requests and privacy processing. Teen eligibility does not mean unrestricted personalized advertising.
Optional Firebase diagnostics
Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics are integrated. Both choices are off by default and available only after an 18+ age choice. Each has a separate switch in Settings; enabling one does not enable the other. Ad consent does not enable either switch. Without an eligible opt-in, the app does not initialize its Firebase diagnostics adapter. Under-18 and unknown-age choices cannot opt in.
If you enable Analytics, Google may process app usage events, session information, app/version and device information, installation identifiers and connection information. The app records named screens such as Home, Play and Settings; it does not attach your name, email, exact age, saved game profile or raw gameplay input. Advertising-ID collection and Analytics advertising consent categories are disabled for this integration. Google advertising services described above operate separately.
If you enable Crash reports, Google may process crash stack traces, app/build and device/operating-system information, installation identifiers and related diagnostic information to help us investigate failures. Crashlytics automatic report upload remains disabled. The app checks the current adult opt-in before explicitly sending eligible reports from a previous session. Reports without a trusted prior consent record are requested for deletion, and may be excluded even after you enable reporting.
Once initialized for either optional service, the Crashlytics SDK can keep crash information locally while automatic upload is off. Turning Crash reports off prevents the app from authorizing future report uploads and excludes that session’s reports; turning Analytics off disables its collection and requests a reset of its local Analytics data. Changing to an under-18 or unknown age choice also withdraws both options. An upload already authorized may finish after a switch is turned off. These controls do not erase data already received by Google.
See Firebase privacy and security, Google’s privacy policy, Analytics collection controls and Crashlytics opt-in reporting. Google Play services supports the Google services used by the app and is covered by Google’s privacy policy.
Reminders and permissions
Reminders are local, optional and initially off. The app stores your chosen time and delivery-day keys locally, and requests notification permission where Android requires it. You can disable them in Settings. The operating system may delay or miss a reminder.
Internet/network access supports Google services and optional external links. Vibration supports optional haptics. Boot/time-change handling reschedules enabled local reminders. The app does not request camera, microphone, contact access or precise-location permission. Advertising IDs may still be processed by Google services under their applicable treatment.
Your privacy choices
Use Settings → Advertising privacy choices to open the provider’s privacy-options form when required. You can update the local age choice and independently turn optional Analytics or Crash reports off in Settings. Android also provides advertising-ID and notification controls. Required consent forms depend on the provider and your applicable privacy requirements.
Rewarded videos require an explicit choice. Their availability is separate from ordinary gameplay. Refusing or changing consent does not remove your local Stars or unlocks; ad serving follows the provider’s permitted outcomes.
Retention, deletion and security
Local game data remains in the app’s private storage until you reset it, clear app storage or remove the installation. Settings → Reset local progress asks for confirmation and clears the game’s local profile and ledgers. Resetting progress withdraws the game’s optional diagnostics choices. It does not delete data already processed by Google or erase every provider-held consent record.
Google controls provider-side retention and deletion under its policies and available controls. Firebase data is retained according to the service’s settings and retention practices; local reset does not promise immediate provider-side deletion. Contact us to request access, correction or deletion of information we hold, where applicable, including support correspondence. We do not maintain an account that identifies your installation’s game progress. Quick Flash cannot promise deletion of provider records by resetting the game. Contact us for questions; Google’s retention information explains its practices. Local private storage is subject to Android’s protections; we do not claim it is immune to device compromise.
Support messages and this website
If you email Quick Flash, we receive your email address, message and attachments to respond and investigate the issue. Do not send sensitive identifiers or credentials. We retain correspondence only as needed for support and relevant obligations; ask us to delete it when it is no longer needed.
These pages use no website analytics, advertising trackers, cookies or external fonts. Hosting services may receive connection details, including IP address, to serve pages. Contact us for website privacy questions.
Policy changes and contact
We will update this policy when the app’s data practices change. Material changes will be reflected in the app’s disclosures and applicable choices. The version date identifies this policy revision.
Magnet Panic · Quick Flash
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