SAFETY & FAMILIES

Child Safety & Families Policy

Last updated: November 13, 2026

DroidLoft Games is committed to providing a respectful and safe experience in its games. Our games may have different target audiences, and the protections and features applied depend on each game.

Age Groups and Game Content

We identify the intended audience for each game and provide age-appropriate content and disclosures. Parents and guardians should review the game’s Google Play listing, age rating, and in-game features before allowing a child to play.

Personal Information

For games directed to children, we take applicable child privacy laws and Google Play Families requirements into account. We do not knowingly request personal information from children except where permitted and appropriately handled under applicable requirements.

Advertising and Third-Party SDKs

Where a game is intended for children or includes children in its target audience, advertising and analytics technologies must be selected, configured, and used in accordance with applicable laws and Google Play Families policies. We will use only SDK versions and advertising practices suitable for that game’s declared audience. Advertising must not be deceptive or inappropriate for children.

In-App Features and External Links

Parents and guardians should review any purchases, external links, social features, or other interactive features available in a particular game. Where applicable, we use appropriate safeguards and disclosures for these features.

Reporting a Concern

If you believe a game or feature may put a child at risk, or you have a question about child privacy, contact us at droidloftgames@gmail.com. Please include the game name and a description of your concern. Do not include a child’s sensitive personal information in your email.

Developer action required: This page describes our general commitment. Before publishing, confirm the target audience and actual features of every game, configure the correct Google Play target-audience and Families declarations, and ensure all SDKs and ads meet the applicable requirements. Do not claim a game is child-directed unless that is accurate.