VECTOR BASTION TD · iOS

Privacy policy

Updated November 9, 2026

Hill Farm Interactive, LLC, in Snohomish, Washington, publishes Vector Bastion TD. This policy covers the iOS game and game-support correspondence. You do not need a game account to play. Our first App Store release is intended for the United States.

Information stored on your device

The game stores progress, settings, purchase access, and recent gameplay diagnostics locally. Automatic run reports are limited to 128 reports and 32 MiB, with older reports removed as needed. Settings → Local Data clears these automatic reports while keeping progress, settings, purchase state, and saved recordings. The game does not automatically upload these reports to us. Device backups may preserve local data under your Apple settings.

Packaged character voices do not record you or contact a live AI service. The game does not request your precise location, contacts, camera, photos, or microphone for gameplay.

Purchases

Apple processes purchases and restoration. StoreKit provides product and verified transaction information so the game can grant access. We do not receive your payment-card number or require a separate game account. We use Apple and AdMob dashboards and accounting totals; we do not keep downloaded customer-level reports outside those services. Apple keeps its account and transaction records under Apple’s privacy policy.

Optional rewarded ads

When enabled, Google AdMob provides optional rewarded ads, and Google’s User Messaging Platform handles advertising privacy information and choices. Completing an eligible ad grants ten minutes of premium-tower access. TestFlight builds may use test ads; ad availability can vary.

We configure ad requests for nonpersonalized ads, restricted data processing, a general-audience content ceiling, and disabled publisher first-party ID. These controls do not mean that advertising services collect no data. Google may process IP addresses and approximate location, device or app identifiers, ad interactions, and diagnostic and performance information to deliver and measure ads, prevent fraud, and operate its services. See Google’s privacy policy and how Google uses information from partner apps.

Age ranges and younger players

On iOS and iPadOS 26 or later, the game asks Apple to share an age range so we can apply appropriate advertising protections. Apple may provide a range based on information supplied by you or your parent or guardian. We do not receive your exact birthday or keep Apple’s age range between app sessions. Manage age sharing in Apple Settings under Apple Account, Personal Information, Age Range for Apps. In-game Settings can request sharing again but cannot override the information Apple supplies. On older devices, the game instead offers Under 16, 16–17, 18 or older, or Prefer not to answer, and stores that choice locally.

The corresponding child, teen, or adult treatment signal is passed to Google. Under-16 players receive Google’s child treatment and under-age-of-consent handling; 16–17-year-olds receive teen treatment. If Apple’s range overlaps these groups, we use the more protective treatment. All ages retain our nonpersonalized-ad settings. If age sharing is declined or unavailable, optional ads stay off and normal gameplay and purchases remain available. We do not replace an Apple refusal with a separate age question. Sharing an age range is not consent to advertising or tracking. Privacy Choices appears in Settings when Google requires that control.

Vector Bastion is intended for a general audience. Please have a parent or guardian handle a child’s support request, and do not send children’s names, birth dates, photos, or other unnecessary personal information. If we learn that a one-time support inquiry came from a child under 13, we delete their contact information promptly after responding, or without responding. We do not use it to recontact the child. A parent can contact us about access to or deletion of a child’s information.

Support messages and retention

Contact [email protected] for game support or privacy requests. The owner personally monitors this address through Zoho Mail. The Support button opens our website; it does not send a message or attach your save. Email includes your address, message, and any attachments you choose to send. We use that information to answer you and investigate the issue.

Ordinary incoming messages addressed to support are automatically moved to Trash 90 days after receipt. Messages also addressed to our separate business address are excluded so business and tax correspondence is preserved. This incoming-mail rule does not automatically erase sent replies, downloaded attachments, messages outside the rule, or provider backup and recovery copies. Those records need separate cleanup; you can request deletion by email. Zoho’s storage and recovery handling is described in its privacy policy and data deletion policy.

Local game data remains until you clear it, remove the app’s local data, or it is removed by the game’s storage limits. Removing the app does not delete Apple purchase records, email, provider records, or existing backups. Google and Apple control retention in their own services. Accounting totals and records needed for applicable business or legal obligations may be retained separately from support mail.

Your requests and external services

You can ask us to access, correct, or delete personal information we hold, or raise a privacy concern, at the support address above. We may need limited information to verify and locate the request. We respond in accordance with applicable requirements and explain if a specific legal obligation prevents deletion. On supported devices, manage age sharing through Apple’s Age Range for Apps settings. On older devices, choosing Prefer not to answer in Ad Age Range stops further ad requests. These choices do not delete data already processed by a provider or remove normal gameplay or purchases.

Opening a website or following an ad takes you to a separate service. Our website hosting providers, OpenAI Sites and Cloudflare, receive ordinary request information such as IP address and browser details to serve and protect the site. Their policies, and those of your browser or email provider, apply to their processing. The optional development replay portal is separate from the iOS game; this game policy does not authorize uploading a replay or other files. Service providers may process information in the United States and other countries where they operate.

We update this page when our practices change and show the revision date above. Contact [email protected] with questions.