Moor · Privacy Policy

Effective 3 August 2026 · applies to the Moor app for Android (package com.bunduk.moor), published by Bunduk, Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

The short version

Moor has no ads, no third-party analytics or tracking SDKs, and never sells data. Playing solo works fully offline. Online play uses an anonymous account: no email, phone number, or real name. Voice chat in online rooms streams directly between players and is never recorded. The app sends us anonymous gameplay statistics and crash reports so we can balance and fix the game; you can turn that off in Settings → Privacy at any time.

Data we process

Anonymous account. When you play online (or when telemetry first uploads), the app signs in anonymously: a random account ID and an auto-generated display name (like “Clever Falcon 41”). We never ask for your email, phone number, or real name. You can optionally pick your own display name and an avatar; both are shown to the players in your room and stored with the account.

Optional Google sign-in. You can link your anonymous account to a Google account (Settings → Profile) so your progress survives reinstalls and device changes. If you do, we store the Google account identifier and email address Google provides — used only to sign you back in, never for marketing, and never shown to other players. Linking is entirely optional; the game is fully playable without it.

Online gameplay. Rooms, seats, moves, and match results are processed on our servers to run the game; that is what makes online play work. Your cards are visible only to you; the server enforces that other players can never receive them.

Gameplay statistics. With telemetry on, the app reports per-round summaries: counts of turns, draws, takes and melds, scores, round length, app version, platform (e.g. Android), and a random per-launch session ID. These are aggregate numbers used to balance the rules, never the contents of a hand.

Voice chat (microphone). Online rooms include voice chat between the players. Your voice streams directly from device to device (peer-to-peer, encrypted in transit) — it does not pass through our servers and is never recorded or stored; only the brief technical connection handshake goes through our infrastructure. Mute your microphone or the other players any time with the in-room buttons, and denying the microphone permission simply disables voice — the game works without it.

Crash reports. If the app hits an error, it records the technical error message and stack trace so we can fix it. Crash reports contain no personal information.

Your controls

Opt out any time: Settings → Privacy → “Share usage data”. Turning it off also discards anything queued but not yet sent. Solo play in airplane mode sends nothing at all.

Deletion: ask us to delete your anonymous account and everything tied to it (gameplay records and telemetry included) via the Bunduk contact page. Since accounts are anonymous, include your in-game display name so we can find the right one. Inactive guest accounts are periodically anonymized automatically.

Where data lives, and for how long

All data is stored in the European Union (Frankfurt, Germany) with our infrastructure provider, Supabase. Telemetry is kept while we balance the game during and after the beta, then deleted or reduced to aggregate statistics. Match records are kept as long as the account exists.

The boring-but-important rest

Moor is not directed at children under 13, and contains no ads, no in-app purchases, no text chat, and no user-generated content beyond display names/avatars and live (never recorded) voice chat. Data is never sold or shared with third parties beyond the hosting infrastructure above. If this policy changes materially, the new version appears at this address with a new effective date. Questions? Reach us through the contact page or the developer email on the Google Play listing.