Privacy Policy

This is the Privacy Policy for The Gladiators, Android package com.kayacomputer.com, published by The Gladiators Team. Full bilingual text: https://thegladiators.tr/privacy.html

Effective: 24 October 2026  |  Last updated: 24 October 2026

Contact: info@thegladiators.tr
Account deletion: https://thegladiators.tr/hesapsil.html

1. Data we collect

We collect in-game name and user IDs, gameplay progress, inventory, guild, chat, leaderboard data, device model, OS version, language, IP address, Advertising ID, crash/diagnostic logs, Firebase Analytics, and Google Play purchase tokens if you buy. We do not collect precise GPS, contacts, photos, microphone, SMS, or payment card numbers. We do not sell personal data.

2. How we use data

To provide the game, authenticate accounts, process Google Play Billing, show Google AdMob ads, fight cheating and fraud, diagnose crashes, answer support, and comply with law.

3. Advertising

Ads may be shown via Google AdMob using the Android Advertising ID. You can opt out of personalized ads in Android Settings → Google → Ads. See Google Privacy Policy.

4. Third parties

Google Play, Google Sign-In, Google Firebase (Auth, Firestore, Realtime Database, Storage, Analytics, Crash reporting), and Google AdMob process data to operate the service. Data may be processed in Türkiye, the EEA, or the United States.

5. Retention and deletion

Data is kept while the account is active. After a verified deletion request we delete or anonymize personal data within 30 days, except limited legal/accounting records. Uninstalling the app does not delete server data. Request deletion at https://thegladiators.tr/hesapsil.html.

6. Children

The Gladiators is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from children.

7. Your rights

You may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or portability by emailing info@thegladiators.tr. This policy applies in all Google Play countries where the app is available.

8. Security

We use HTTPS, access controls, and server-side checks. Transmission over the internet is not 100% secure.