Privacy Policy — Fridge Tour: Sort Puzzle

Last updated: 2026-10-09 · Developer: 2eex Games · Contact: fridgetour@2eexgames.com

What the app itself handles

Fridge Tour: Sort Puzzle (냉장고 정리왕) has no account of its own. Your progress (levels, coins, stars, magnets, settings) is stored on your device (and, if you use Google Play Games, in your Play Games account - see Cloud save). The developer does not receive names, e-mails or any other personal data. Anonymous gameplay statistics go to GameAnalytics, and the friend invite feature uses a small server of the developer that knows only a one-way hashed device ID (both below).

Advertising (Google AdMob)

Ads are provided by the Google Mobile Ads SDK: optional rewarded ads when you tap a "watch ad" button, and a full-screen ad between levels about once every 10 games (never during a level and not in the first levels). The SDK automatically collects and shares with Google device or other identifiers (such as the advertising ID), approximate location (from the IP address), app interactions and diagnostics, for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. Data is encrypted in transit. See Google's Privacy Policy and how Google uses information from partner apps.

Consent (EEA, UK, Switzerland). Users in these regions are asked for consent with Google's User Messaging Platform form at launch and can change their choice at any time in Settings > Privacy > Privacy choices (ads).

Advertising ID. You can reset it or opt out of personalised ads in your device settings.

Game statistics (GameAnalytics)

To see how far players get and which levels are too hard, the app sends anonymous gameplay events to GameAnalytics (GameAnalytics ApS, Denmark): a level started, cleared (with its stars) or failed, boosters used, coins earned and spent, and ads shown. The events carry a random ID made by the app (not the advertising ID), the app version, the device type and system version, and session times; GameAnalytics derives the country from the IP address. No names, e-mails or accounts. The data is sent over HTTPS and used only to improve the game. See GameAnalytics' privacy policy.

Game statistics (developer's server)

The app also sends a few of the same gameplay events to the developer's own statistics server (Cloudflare Workers and D1, run by Cloudflare, Inc. for the developer) over HTTPS, so the developer can count real players apart from test devices: app starts, a level started, cleared (with its stars) or failed, an ad shown, and a purchase (the product and its price). Each batch carries the same one-way hashed device ID as the invite feature (see Friend invites; not the advertising ID), the platform, device model, system version, game language, app version and build; Cloudflare adds the country from the network address, which is not stored. No names, e-mails or accounts. The data is used only to improve the game and is not shared or sold. Events wait on the phone while offline.

Friend invites

Each player can get an invite code and share it; a friend who enters the code gets a gift, and when that friend finishes the first city (Seoul) the inviter gets one too. To make this work and to stop the same phone from claiming the gift again and again, the app talks to the developer's invite server (Cloudflare Workers and D1, run by Cloudflare, Inc. for the developer) over HTTPS. The server stores:

• a device ID: a one-way SHA-256 hash of the phone's Android ID (on iPhone: of a random ID the app keeps in the phone's keychain; elsewhere a random ID the app makes), mixed with a key of the app - it cannot be turned back into the phone's ID and is not the advertising ID;
• your own invite code and a secret key for it (also kept in your save, so rewards follow your save to a new phone), the code you entered, and when you entered it and finished Seoul;
• how many invited friends finished Seoul and how many of those rewards were handed out;
• for abuse review only, a log of these calls with a one-way hash of the network (IP) address.

Google Play Integrity. When an invited friend finishes Seoul on Android, the app asks Google Play for an integrity token and sends it to the server, which asks Google whether the app came from Google Play and runs on a genuine device. Only the yes/no result is kept. If the check fails, the friend still keeps their own gift but is not counted for the inviter. See Google's Privacy Policy.

Apple App Attest. On iPhone the same check uses Apple's App Attest: the phone makes a key in its secure hardware and Apple certifies that it belongs to this app on a genuine iPhone. The server checks that certificate and keeps only the yes/no result.

Sharing. The invite card (a picture with your code) is made on the phone and handed to the phone's share menu; you choose the app and the people. The developer does not receive what you share or to whom.

Nothing about the invite feature is sent unless you open the invite screen or enter a code. The data is kept while the invite feature runs; write to the contact address with your invite code to have it deleted.

In-app purchases

Purchases are made and processed by Google Play (or the App Store). The app never sees your card or payment account; it receives only a confirmation of what was bought (the product and a purchase token) to hand over the items, and sends the product and its price to GameAnalytics as an anonymous purchase event.

Cloud save (Google Play Games)

On Android, if you use Google Play Games, the app saves your game progress (the on-device data below) to your Play Games account so you can continue on another phone; it signs in through Google Play Games without asking for your name or e-mail. The save is kept by Google in your Play Games account and the developer cannot see it. You can delete it in Google Play Games (Settings > Delete Play Games account and data).

On-device data

Level progress, stars per level, coins, boosters, hearts, collected fridge magnets, daily goals, settings and the current run are stored in the app's private storage, are included in Android's device backup to your Google account (when device backup is on, so a reinstall or a new phone gets them back), and are removed from the device when the app is uninstalled. Settings > Reset progress deletes all of it except your invite code and whether you already used a friend's code (they belong to the phone; see Friend invites).

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal data from children.

Permissions

INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE load ads, send the game statistics and reach the invite server; the whole game works offline except invites. VIBRATE gives touch feedback (can be turned off). POST_NOTIFICATIONS and RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED show the game's own reminders (hearts full again, the free daily spin, a reminder after a few days away), which are scheduled on the phone without any server and set again after a restart; turn them off in Settings or in the phone's notification settings. com.android.vending.BILLING lets you buy items through Google Play. AD_ID, READ_BASIC_PHONE_STATE, WAKE_LOCK and FOREGROUND_SERVICE are declared by the Google Mobile Ads SDK and its AndroidX WorkManager component for serving and measuring ads; the game itself does not use them.

Security

Game data stays in the app's private storage; the ads and statistics SDKs and the invite server communicate over HTTPS. The invite server keeps only hashed device and network IDs.

Data deletion

The developer's own servers keep only the invite data and the game statistics described above; write to the contact address (with your invite code for invite data) to have them deleted. The game statistics at GameAnalytics are tied only to the app's random ID; write to the contact address above to have them deleted. On-device game data is removed with Settings > Reset progress or by uninstalling the app; advertising identifiers can be reset in your device settings. For anything else, write to the contact address above.

Changes

Updates to this policy are posted on this page with a new date.