Privacy Policy
Wikirace – Wikiracer Online
Developed and operated by Aigility LLC
This policy explains how Aigility LLC accesses, collects, uses, stores, and shares information when you use our mobile game, Wikirace – Wikiracer Online (also called WikiRacer; Android package com.wikiracegame.wikirace), and our website at wikiracegame.com. For privacy questions or requests, contact contact@aigilityllc.com.
1. Information we collect and why
- Player identity and profile. The mobile app signs you in anonymously through Firebase Authentication and creates a user identifier without requiring your name, email, or password. We store your player identifier, display name, selected emoji avatar, level, experience points, race totals, wins, and best results to provide profiles and leaderboards. Please avoid personal information in your public display name.
- Game activity. We store scores, race times, click counts, and results for rankings. Multiplayer uses room identifiers, player identifiers, display names, avatars, connection status, timestamps, game settings, current articles, and the Wikipedia article path you follow to synchronize races, show progress, and deliver challenges or invitations. Local game history, achievements, missions, language preferences, and onboarding settings are stored on your device. The website stores player identity and game progress in browser local storage.
- Notifications. Firebase Cloud Messaging processes an app installation identifier and push notification token. The app stores the token with your Firebase profile to send invitations and challenge notifications, and subscribes to notification topics for game updates and reminders. Notification permission and delivery are controlled through your device settings. Local reminder settings are stored on your device.
- Purchases. If you purchase or restore Premium, your app store and RevenueCat process purchase records, receipts or purchase tokens, subscription status, product identifiers, and a RevenueCat app user identifier to verify purchases and unlock benefits. RevenueCat may also process device, app version, and connection information needed to operate its service. We do not receive your full payment card details; payments are handled by Google Play or Apple's App Store.
- Advertising. The mobile app uses Google AdMob and Unity Ads through mediation. Their SDKs may collect IP address (including approximate location inferred from it), advertising and other device identifiers, device and app information, ad views and interactions, and diagnostic information to deliver and measure ads, prevent fraud, and maintain their services. Personalized advertising depends on applicable consent choices and device settings. Non-personalized ads may still process information for delivery, measurement, and fraud prevention.
- Service requests and technical information. Firebase provides authentication, databases, remote configuration, and backend functions. These services process identifiers and technical connection information to operate and secure the game. Requests for Wikipedia articles and images go to Wikimedia services, which receive the requested resource and connection information such as your IP address. Our hosting and service providers may process request logs, device or browser information, and errors for service operation and security.
- Support. If you email us, we receive your email address, message, and any information you choose to include so we can respond and resolve your request.
The app does not request access to your contacts, camera, microphone, or precise device location. Advertising services may infer approximate location from an IP address.
2. Who receives information
We use service providers to host the game, synchronize play, send notifications, serve advertisements, and validate purchases. The relevant providers include Google/Firebase/AdMob, Unity Ads, RevenueCat, Google Play, Apple, and Wikimedia. They receive the information described above for their respective services; advertising providers may also process information under their own privacy policies.
Your display name, avatar, level, and leaderboard results can be visible to other players. Multiplayer participants can see player information and race progress, including article paths. Public room listings show host names, avatars, and room information. Do not include sensitive personal information in your player name. We may disclose information where required by law or necessary to protect users, investigate abuse, or secure our services.
- Google privacy policy and Firebase privacy information
- Unity privacy policy
- RevenueCat privacy policy
- Apple privacy policy
- Wikimedia privacy policy
3. Your choices and privacy requests
You can change your public display name and avatar in Profile. You can disable notifications in your device settings and manage advertising identifiers and personalization through your device's privacy controls. Where applicable, the app presents advertising consent choices; iOS also provides a tracking permission prompt. You can manage subscriptions through Google Play or the App Store. Deleting app data does not cancel a subscription.
To request access, correction, or deletion of your player profile and associated server data, email contact@aigilityllc.com with the subject “WikiRacer privacy request.” Include your display name, platform, and any player identifier available to you. Because play uses anonymous identifiers, we may need additional information to locate your records and verify that they belong to you. Do not send passwords or payment card details.
Clearing the app's storage or removing the app clears its local data, subject to your device's backup settings. Clear the website's site data in your browser to remove browser-stored progress. These actions do not by themselves delete data stored on our servers or by service providers. Provider privacy policies explain how to request deletion of information they handle independently.
4. Retention and security
Local preferences and game history remain until cleared or replaced by the app. Server profiles, leaderboard records, and multiplayer data may remain after you stop playing; uninstalling does not automatically delete them. We retain information to provide the services described above and handle support requests. You can request deletion using the contact method above. Information required for legal obligations, purchase verification, security, or fraud prevention may need to be retained; third-party providers apply their own retention rules. We do not currently apply a fixed automatic deletion period to all game records.
The app communicates with Firebase, RevenueCat, and Wikipedia using encrypted connections. Access to backend data is governed by authentication and database rules. No method of transmission or storage can guarantee absolute security.
5. International processing and privacy rights
Our providers may process information in countries other than the country where you live. Depending on your location, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of information, restrict or object to processing, or withdraw consent where processing depends on consent. Contact us using the address above to make a request. You may also contact your local data protection authority.
6. Children's privacy
We do not ask players to provide their age or real-world identity. If you are a parent or guardian concerned that a child has provided personal information through the game or a support request, contact us so we can investigate and address it.
7. Changes and contact
We will publish updates on this page and revise the date above when our practices change. For questions about this policy or your data, contact Aigility LLC at contact@aigilityllc.com.