Bravo Barracks Privacy Policy

About This Policy#

This Privacy Policy applies specifically to the mobile game Bravo Barracks (package com.bravobarracks.survival), published by Osama Hasan. It does not cover other apps by the developer, which are described in the general privacy policy.

Bravo Barracks is an online-connected game: it uses Firebase for accounts and cloud saves, and shows rewarded ads through Google AdMob. This page explains what that means for your data.

Data We Collect#

Account & sign-in

The game uses Firebase Authentication to create and manage your game account. Each player has a player ID that identifies your account and saves.

Signing in with Google or Apple is optional. If you use one of these options, the provider may share your name and email address with the game to create and identify your account.

Gameplay & cloud saves

To sync your progress, the game stores the following in the cloud, linked to your player ID:

• Progress — your save state and achievements in the game
• Inventory — the items your player owns
• Currencies — in-game balances
• Gameplay records — records of your in-game activity

Gameplay analytics

Bravo Barracks uses Google Analytics for Firebase to improve menus, mission balance, progression, and reliability. Gameplay analytics is enabled in the current app; previously saved privacy choices are respected.

Events include screen names; squad and card upgrades; reward, ad, sign-in and save outcomes; currency actions; and aggregate match results such as chapter, mode, duration, kills, deaths and completion. Custom event parameters do not include names, emails, authentication tokens or your account ID.

The SDK also processes an app-instance identifier, device and app metadata, diagnostics and approximate location derived from network information. See Firebase privacy information. Contact us for privacy requests. Advertising choices are available under Account → Privacy & Data → Advertising Preferences when required for your region.

Advertising (AdMob)

Bravo Barracks shows rewarded ads served by Google AdMob. AdMob is operated by Google, and when ads are shown, Google may collect:

• Device identifiers (such as advertising ID)
• Approximate location derived from your IP address
• Ad interactions — e.g. viewing or completing a rewarded ad
• Diagnostics related to ad delivery

This data is handled by Google as the ad provider. See Google's ad privacy page linked in the table below.

How Your Data Is Used#

The information described above is used to:

• Create and operate your game account, and identify you when you sign in
• Sync and restore your progress, inventory, currencies, and gameplay records across devices and reinstalls
• Show rewarded ads so you can earn in-game rewards
• Improve gameplay, progression and menus using gameplay analytics
• Keep the service secure and working as intended

The game does not sell your data. The third-party services listed below process data under their own privacy policies.

Third-Party Services#

Bravo Barracks relies on the following third-party services:

Data Storage & Security#

Your account and cloud saves are stored on Firebase, Google's app infrastructure. Data transmitted between the game and these services is encrypted in transit.

When you request account deletion, your game account and associated cloud data are removed (see Deleting Your Account).

In-App Purchases#

Optional purchases provide gold, medals and supply offers. Apple or Google handles checkout and billing; the game does not receive your payment-card number. RevenueCat verifies transactions and links purchase records to your game player ID so verified rewards can be delivered and duplicate grants prevented.

Purchase history includes product and transaction identifiers, timestamps, store, currency, amount and refund status. Test purchases in development environments do not charge real money and are kept separate from live player rewards.

Deleting Your Account#

In the latest app, open Account → Privacy & Data → Delete Account & Data, confirm ownership, and confirm deletion. You can also use the account deletion page without the game installed.

• Deletion removes your game account, cloud progress, inventory, and currencies.
• It does not delete your Google or Apple account, which belong to you and those providers.
• Because deletion is permanent, we first verify that you own the account.
• In-app deletion closes account access immediately. Associated game data and the RevenueCat customer profile are removed within 30 days. Backups are kept separately with restricted access and are not used to reactivate deleted accounts.
• Minimal transaction, deletion-request, fraud-prevention and legally required records may be retained. These are disconnected from the active game account where possible. Deletion does not automatically refund purchases.

Children's Privacy#

Bravo Barracks is not directed at children under 13 (or under 16 in the EEA/UK), and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the game, contact us and we will address it.

Your Privacy Rights#

Depending on where you live, you may have rights under laws such as the EU/UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) — for example, accessing, correcting, or deleting your personal data.

To exercise your rights or ask questions about your data, contact us at [email protected] or use the account deletion page. Data held by Google under the services described above is also covered by Google's own privacy tools.

Changes to This Policy#

If this policy changes, the revised version will be posted on this page with an updated “Last updated” date. Material changes will be highlighted before they take effect.

Contact#

For any question, concern, or request about Bravo Barracks and your data, reach out and we will get back to you.