Trilha Lume Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 20, 2026.
This policy explains how Trilha Lume handles data when you use the iOS or Android app. The app is operated by DGS Developer. The game does not require an account, and your game progress is not sent to a server operated by DGS Developer.
Game data stored on your device
Trilha Lume saves the local data needed to continue playing, such as completed levels and your current level. The daily challenge is determined using your device's local date. This data is not sent to an account or synchronized with our servers. You can remove it by clearing the app's data in your device settings or uninstalling the game; your local progress will then be lost.
The game does not request your name, email address, contacts, or precise location for its main features. We do not use local game progress to create a user profile.
Optional leaderboards and gaming profile
You can play without signing in to leaderboards. If you choose to participate, the app uses your Google Play Games or Apple Game Center identifier and gaming profile to submit and display stars from your next eligible games. Your player name and score may appear in the rankings according to the service settings. Games with and without hints have separate leaderboards; daily puzzles are excluded.
The app keeps an account-specific submission queue and best stars per level on this device to retry after connection failures. We do not operate a player server. Stopping star submissions prevents new uploads but does not delete scores already published. Detailed level history is not synchronized between devices. Use your Google Play Games or Game Center account controls to manage your profile, visibility, and data held by the provider.
The service depends on the platform; Android and iOS do not share the same leaderboard. See the Google Privacy Policy and Apple Privacy Policy.
Ads and Google services
Earlier iOS and Android versions may display a banner. Starting with version 1.2.2, periodic ads use full-screen interstitials after the first completion of free-play levels 5, 10, 15 and subsequent multiples of five, when an ad is available. Rewarded videos for a hint remain optional and separate from periodic ads. These ads are provided by Google Mobile Ads (AdMob). To load, protect, limit, and measure ads, the Google SDK and its partners may process technical and usage data such as your IP address, device or advertising identifiers, basic device and operating system information, ad interactions, and diagnostic or fraud-prevention signals. The data actually processed may vary by device, region, configuration, and privacy choices.
On iOS, before initializing the ad SDK, the app may show Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) system prompt. If you allow tracking, Google Mobile Ads may use the device advertising identifier to limit repeated ads and produce aggregated reports; this does not change the app's setting to request non-personalized ads. If you deny, Google says it will not send the IDFA in ad requests, and the app may still request non-personalized ads when your UMP choices allow it. You can change the ATT decision in iOS privacy settings. ATT does not apply to Android.
Non-personalized ads do not use your past behavior to select ads, but they may still use advertising identifiers for frequency capping and aggregated reporting. The app's ad requests are configured to request non-personalized ads. This does not mean that no other technical data is processed: for example, network data may be needed to deliver an ad, and the provider may process information for security, service operation, and measurement under its own policies.
Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) presents applicable consent or privacy messages. The app checks whether it may request ads before initializing the ad service. Where available or required, you can review your choices under Privacy & ads by selecting Review ad choices. If you do not consent to a particular use, personalization may be limited or ads may not be shown; availability depends on the service and your region.
Also see the Google Privacy Policy and Google's information about how Google uses data in apps that use its services.
Optional usage measurement
Starting with version 1.2, with your permission, we use Google Analytics for Firebase to measure first opens, sessions, level starts and completions, board size, game mode, time, stars and hint use, as well as advertising data and revenue when reported through the AdMob integration. This helps us evaluate game improvements and app promotion campaigns.
The service may process installation identifiers, device and app information, usage data and an approximate region derived from your connection. These identifiers are pseudonymous; measurement is not inherently anonymous. We do not send your Google Play Games/Game Center player name or identifier, or the full path of your games, to Analytics. Analytics collection of advertising identifiers and the iOS vendor identifier is disabled; AdMob has its own data processing and permissions as described above. Ad personalization signals remain disabled.
You can decline and keep playing normally. Change your choice in Privacy & ads > Share usage data. Measurement also depends on applicable storage and measurement permissions in Google's consent form; denying iOS tracking keeps advertising signals denied. Disabling the option stops new game events and requests a local Analytics data reset, but does not automatically delete data already received by Google. To request deletion of previously processed data, use our privacy contact below.
With the Analytics property's current configuration, detailed event data is retained for two months and user data for 14 months. New activity renews the user identifier's retention period; aggregated reports may have different retention. Data used by linked Google services is also subject to those services' controls and terms. See Google's information about data retention and its Privacy Policy.
Checking for store updates
Starting with version 1.2.3, the app may check for an update on Google Play on Android or the App Store on iOS to show an optional notice on the home screen. On Android, the Google Play Core library uses Google Play processes, which may handle device metadata, the application version, and the list of installed modules and asset packs to determine update availability and expected size. Google states that this data is encrypted, is not transferred to third parties, and is deleted after the provider's defined retention period. See the Google Play Core documentation and the Google Privacy Policy.
On iOS, the app reads its installed version and the store region associated with the App Store account to query Apple's public listing and check update compatibility. This region is not obtained through GPS or used for advertising or profiling. We do not store this region or receive store account login details; the lookup is subject to the Apple Privacy Policy.
Update opens the store. Not now or closing the notice stores only the version identifier and reminder time on this device to postpone the same notice for 24 hours. Installation is not compulsory, and game progress is not sent to check updates. If the store or network is unavailable, you can keep playing normally.
Sharing, retention, and transfers
DGS Developer does not sell your game progress. Local data stays on your device until you clear the app's data or uninstall it. Data processed by Google, Apple, or advertising partners is subject to those providers' terms, controls, and retention periods. Since these services may operate in different countries, their processing may involve international transfers. See the linked provider policies for details.
Security
Game progress is stored on your device and is subject to that device's protections and settings. We take reasonable measures when developing the app, but no storage or transmission method can be considered completely risk-free.
Your rights and choices
You can delete local progress by clearing the app's data or uninstalling it. You can also review ad choices using the control described in this policy when it is available in the app. To ask questions or exercise rights relating to personal data processed by DGS Developer, contact us below. Requests about data processed directly by Google can also be sent through Google's own privacy controls and channels.
Children's privacy
Trilha Lume is not specifically designed for children. The app does not request identifying information to create an account. Because the ad SDK is provided by a third party, guardians should review Google's privacy information and controls before allowing children to use the app.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when the app or its data practices change. The current version will be available on this page, with its update date at the beginning of the document. If a change is significant, we may also provide notice in the app or on its store page when those channels are available.
Contact
For privacy questions or requests about Trilha Lume, email ro.augusto@gmail.com.