Pen Fight · effective 26 August 2026
The short version: Pen Fight collects anonymous usage statistics, and nothing that identifies you.
Pen Fight uses Google Firebase to count active players and understand which levels people play — for example how many players reach a desk, or where they stop. This telemetry is tied to a random anonymous identifier, not to your name, contact details, or advertising identity. We collect no personal information, show no ads, do no cross-app tracking, and sell nothing to anyone. Firebase processes this data on our behalf; see Firebase's privacy documentation for how Google handles it.
While the app is open it reports "someone is playing" under the same random identifier, so players can see how many kids are at their desks right now. That signal disappears when you close the app.
Your game progress — the name you type on the chalkboard, championship standing, level stars, and collected pens — is saved only on your device, using Apple's standard local storage. It never leaves the device, and it is deleted when you delete the app.
The app collects the same anonymous statistics from everyone and no personal information from anyone, including children.
If a future update changes any of the above, this policy will be updated here first, and the app's App Store privacy label will be updated to match.
Questions about this policy: akshat.jagga@gmail.com