Racoon Technologies

This policy covers the Idle Dictator app. For this website, see Privacy.

Privacy Policy

Idle Dictator: Marshal Vorlan · Version 3 · October 7, 2026

This policy explains what the game Idle Dictator: Marshal Vorlan (the Android app) keeps on your device, what it copies to your Google Play Games account, what it sends only if you agree, what it needs to process your purchases and to show the ads you choose to watch, and what it never collects.

Who is responsible

Racoon Technologies SL, Spain, is the data controller. For any question or request about your data, write to racoontechnologies@gmail.com.

What stays on your device

Your saved game, your settings (including your answer about usage data) and a copy of your purchases are stored on your device, in the app's storage. Your saved game is also copied to your own Google Play Games account, unless you turn that off: see “Cloud save” below. The game has no accounts of its own and we run no server of our own: we never receive your saved game.

Cloud save

So that you can get your game back if you reinstall it or change phone, the app keeps a copy of your saved game in the saved games of your Google Play Games account. It works on its own: when the game opens, Google Play Games signs you in if your profile allows it (Google shows a short notice), and the game uploads your progress when you leave it and every few minutes while you play. If you are not signed in, nothing is uploaded until you tap Sign in in MORE › Cloud save.

The copy contains your saved game (your progress in this game, as stored on your device), a random identifier of this installation of the app, used only to tell your devices apart, a short description (your current country and number of conquests) and your play time. To show who is signed in, the game reads your Play Games player name on your device; it does not send it anywhere. Google keeps the copy in your Play Games account under its own privacy policy; we cannot see it or access it from outside the game. Google Play Games may also collect data about how its service is used, as that policy explains.

You can turn the cloud save off at any time in MORE › Cloud save: the game stops reading and uploading it and, from the next launch, does not start Google Play Games. Turning it off does not delete the copy: you can delete it, with the rest of this game's Play Games data, from your Google Play Games settings. Because it only keeps your own game in your own account, it does not depend on the “Usage data & crash reports” switch.

What we collect only if you allow it

When the game starts, it asks whether you want to share usage data and crash reports. Nothing is sent until you tap Allow. If you do, we use Google Firebase to collect:

We use this to balance the game and fix bugs. The legal basis is your consent.

What we never collect

Your name, email address, contacts or precise location; your card or payment details (Google Play handles those); or anything to track you across other apps and websites. The ads are served by Google, under its own choices: see “Purchases and ads” below.

Who else processes the data

Google (Firebase) processes the usage data and crash reports on our behalf as a data processor. See Privacy and Security in Firebase. Google may transfer data outside the European Union, under its safeguards: the European Commission's standard contractual clauses and the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework.

RevenueCat, Inc. (United States) processes your purchases on our behalf. See RevenueCat's privacy policy, which also describes the safeguards it applies to transfers outside the European Union.

Google (AdMob) serves the rewarded ads you choose to watch, as an independent controller of the data it collects for that: see “Purchases and ads” below.

Google (Google Play Games) keeps the cloud copy of your saved game in your Play Games account, under its own privacy policy: see “Cloud save” above.

How long it is kept

Your rights

Children

The game is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.

Purchases and ads

Purchases. In the Android app you can buy upgrades through Google Play, which handles the payment: we never see or store your card or payment details. To confirm each purchase, and to restore it if you reinstall the game or change phone, the app uses RevenueCat. It receives an anonymous identifier generated by the app (not your name or email), your purchase history for this game, and the information your device sends whenever it connects to it, such as the device model, operating system, language and IP address. It is used only to validate and restore your purchases. Because the app cannot sell you anything without it, it does not depend on the “Usage data & crash reports” switch.

Ads. The app shows rewarded ads from Google AdMob only if you decide to watch one (to double what the State collected while you were away); it never shows an ad you did not ask for. To serve and measure the ad, Google may use your device's advertising identifier, your IP address and data about how you interact with the ad. In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, Google asks for its own consent before any ad is requested: without it, no ads are shown, or only non-personalized ones, depending on what you choose. This choice is separate from the “Usage data & crash reports” switch. See how Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services. If you buy Remove Ads Forever, the app does not start Google's ads service and does not ask about ads.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes in a significant way, its version number goes up and the game asks for your consent again.

← Back to home