Privacy Policy
Cyber Surfer, by Reymar Enteria. Last updated November 10, 2026.
The short version
You don't need an account to play. The game gives you an anonymous player id so the leaderboard and your cloud save work. We don't sell data. The app versions show ads from Google AdMob and Unity Ads that are not personalized. You can delete everything we store about you from the Leaderboard screen.
What we store on our server
| Data | Why |
|---|---|
| A random player id, a hashed device key and your platform (website, iPhone or Android) | To recognize your device and keep your progress |
| The nickname shown on the leaderboard (always a generated one, picked from word lists) | Leaderboard |
| Your runs: score, distance, duration, platform and when each run was played | Leaderboards and cheat checks |
| When your player was created and last played | The weekly leaderboard and keeping the service running |
| Your cloud save: best score, coins, garage items, sound/vibration settings | Keep progress across your devices |
| If you sign in with Google (optional, where offered): Google's account id only, never your email | Restore your player on a new device |
The server is hosted by Vercel and the database by Neon. Your device also keeps your player id in its own storage (and, on iPhone and Android, in the system's backup so a reinstall can restore it).
Ads (iOS and Android apps)
The apps show ads from Google AdMob and Unity Ads: one after some runs (at most every third), and optional videos to continue a run or to double the coins from a run. Every AdMob request is marked as directed at children and under the age of consent, so Google shows only ads rated for everyone and never personalizes them. Unity Ads is told the game is directed at children and that no player has agreed to personalized ads, so it shows contextual ads only. The Android app doesn't read your advertising identifier. If an older iPhone version asks whether the app may track you and you say no, nothing is tracked either.
To deliver and measure ads and to prevent fraud, these companies receive some data from your device, such as an approximate location, device details (language, model, screen size, connection type), a device-level identifier and which ads were seen. Their own data use is described in Google's policy and Unity's policy.
Ads and cookies (website)
The website at cybersurfer.app doesn't show ads yet. When it does, they will come from Google AdSense: one after some runs, and optional ads to continue a run or to double the coins from a run. Third-party vendors, including Google, use cookies to serve ads based on your prior visits to this website or other websites. Google's use of advertising cookies enables it and its partners to serve ads to you based on your visits to this site and/or other sites on the Internet. You may opt out of personalized advertising by visiting Google Ads Settings, or opt out of some third-party vendors' cookies at aboutads.info. In regions where it's required, the website asks for your consent before ads use cookies, and you can change your choice any time from the privacy button in the game's settings. See how Google uses information from sites that use its services. The game itself keeps your progress and settings in your browser's local storage.
Visit statistics (website)
The website counts visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics: the pages viewed, the site you came from, your country, browser and device type, and how fast the page loaded. It uses no cookies or local storage, and it doesn't follow you across other sites or build a profile of you. See Cloudflare's privacy policy.
YouTube Playables
Played on YouTube, the game talks only to YouTube: progress is saved through YouTube, ads come from YouTube, and none of the data above is sent to our server.
Children
The game is made for players aged 9 and up, children included. It never asks for a name, email address, phone number, photo or location. Leaderboard nicknames are picked from word lists, never typed, so no player can put a real name or anything rude on the board. The ads in the apps follow Google Play's Families policy and the US Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), as described above. A parent can delete a child's data at any time with Delete my data, or by emailing the address below.
Deleting your data
Open Leaderboard in the game and choose Delete my data. That removes your player, nickname, scores, runs, cloud save and any linked sign-in from our server at once, and the game on that device starts over as a new guest. You can also email the address below and we'll delete it for you.
Contact
Questions or requests: enteriarv@gmail.com.