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Privacy Policy

How Sunny Orange Games looks after information on sunnyorangegames.com and in our games and apps for children.

Effective date: October 9, 2026

The short version

  • Our games never ask children for their name, email, photo, voice, location or contacts.
  • There are no accounts, no sign-in, no chat and no social features in our games.
  • Game progress and settings are saved on the device and stay there.
  • If a game shows ads or offers purchases, we say so on its store listing. Tapping an ad can open a web page outside the game.
  • Questions or requests? Email [email protected].

1Who we are

Sunny Orange Games ("Sunny Orange", "we", "us") is a small studio that makes learning games for young children. This policy explains what information our website and our games do and do not collect, why, and the choices parents and guardians have.

2What this policy covers

This policy applies to the website at sunnyorangegames.com and to every game and app we publish under the Sunny Orange Games name, on any platform (for example Google Play, the Apple App Store or the web).

Some games work differently from others — for example, one game may show ads while another does not. Where a game has details that go beyond this general policy, those details appear on the game's store listing or in its grown-ups area, and they add to this policy rather than replace it.

Our games today are 123 Numbers Playground, ABC Alphabet Playground, Doodle Pop AR, Little Chef Academy, Little Music Academy, My Colorful World, My First Fun Puzzle and Tappy Typers Adventure, for Android. Each one is free, shows ads delivered by our own ad server, and has no in-app purchases.

3Personal information

Our games do not ask for or collect personal information such as a name, age, email address, phone number, home address, photo, video, voice recording, precise location or contacts.

Our games have no accounts, no sign-in, no chat, no user-generated content that others can see, and no social-media features. Children cannot use our games to share information with other people.

If a parent, guardian or teacher emails us, we receive their email address and whatever they choose to write. We use it only to reply, and we do not add it to a mailing list unless they ask us to.

4What is saved on the device

Our games save things like progress (levels completed, stars and unlocked items) and settings (music, sound effects and voice on or off) in storage on the device itself. In Doodle Pop AR this also includes the child's drawings and the photos taken with the in-game camera button. This information is not sent to us.

It is removed when the game is uninstalled, and where a game offers a "Reset progress" option in its grown-ups area, it can be erased at any time.

5Advertising and internet use

Many of our games work fully offline. Some of our games are free and supported by advertising. When a game shows ads, its store listing says so. In those games:

  • Ads are chosen to be suitable for a young audience and are not personalized — we do not build profiles of children or target ads based on their behavior.
  • The game uses the internet connection to download ads, and to report basic events such as when an ad is shown or tapped.
  • Tapping an ad or an outside link may open a web page or store page outside the game. Where possible, this is placed behind a grown-ups check.
  • Some games may offer an optional "watch an ad" reward. Watching is always a choice and never required to keep playing the core game.

6Technical information

When a game or this website connects to the internet — for example to load an ad or a web page — some technical information is sent automatically, as with any internet request. Depending on the game, this may include:

  • the device's IP address,
  • the game's name and version, and basic device information such as the operating system version and language,
  • a device or app identifier provided by the operating system (for example an Android ID), used to count app starts, ad views and ad clicks and to limit how often the same ad is shown,
  • the type of event (such as "app started" or "ad tapped") and the related ad's web address.

We use this information only to deliver ads, count usage, keep our services working and secure, and fix problems. We do not use it to identify a child, contact a child or build a profile of a child, and we do not sell it.

7Purchases

If a game offers an in-app purchase, the purchase is handled entirely by the app store (such as Google Play or the Apple App Store) and placed behind a grown-ups check. We never receive payment card details. The app store may tell us that a purchase was made so we can unlock the right content.

8Device permissions

Our games ask only for the permissions they need to work. Typically this is internet access (for ads or updates), and in some games vibration for gentle haptic feedback. Our games do not use the microphone, contacts or location. Only Doodle Pop AR uses the camera: children can scan a drawing made on paper or use the live camera picture as a play background. The camera is only on while those screens are open and after the device has asked for permission, and camera pictures are processed and kept on the device — they are never uploaded or shared. Any voice lines, songs or sound effects are pre-recorded and included inside the game; our games never record or listen to audio.

9This website

sunnyorangegames.com is an information site for families and teachers. It has no sign-up forms, and it does not use advertising, analytics or tracking cookies.

Like most websites, our web server keeps standard access logs (such as IP address, browser type, the page requested and the time) for security and to keep the site running. These logs are kept for a limited time and are not used to identify visitors.

The site loads its fonts from Google Fonts, which means your browser connects to Google's servers and Google receives your IP address. Google's handling of that information is described in Google's privacy policy.

10Third parties

We do not sell, rent or trade information about anyone who uses our games or website. We share information only:

  • with service providers who help us run our games and website (such as hosting or ad delivery), and only as needed to provide that service,
  • with app stores, which handle downloads, updates and any purchases under their own privacy policies,
  • when required by law, or to protect the safety of our users or the security of our services.

If a particular game uses a third-party service that receives information directly from the device, that game's store listing or grown-ups area names it.

11Children's privacy

Our games are made for children, most often aged 2 to 9. We design them with children's privacy laws in mind — including the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and the EU and UK General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) — and with the families policies of the app stores we publish on.

We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has sent us personal information — for example by emailing us — please contact us and we will delete it.

Settings, information pages and resetting progress are protected by a simple grown-ups check so young children do not open them by accident. Tapping an ad can open a web page outside the game (see section 5).

12Your choices and rights

  • Erase progress: use "Reset progress" in a game's grown-ups area where available, or uninstall the game.
  • Limit internet use: games that work offline can be played with the device's internet connection turned off, which also stops ads from loading.
  • Reset identifiers: most devices let you reset or limit device and advertising identifiers in their settings.
  • Review or delete: parents and guardians can ask us what information connected to their child's device we hold, and ask us to delete it. Depending on where you live, you may have further rights, such as to access, correct, object to or restrict the use of information.

To make a request, email us (see section 15). We may ask for details such as the game name and device type so we can find the right information, and we will respond within the time required by law.

13Retention and security

We keep technical information only as long as we need it for the purposes described above — usually no longer than 12 months — and then delete or anonymize it. We use reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect information, although no system connected to the internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure.

Our services may be run from servers in different countries. Wherever information is processed, we protect it as described in this policy.

14Changes to this policy

If we change this policy, we will post the new version on this page with an updated effective date. If a change is significant, we will also make it visible in the affected games or on their store listings.

15Contact us

Parents, guardians and teachers with questions or requests about this policy can reach us at [email protected]. You can also use the developer contact details shown on any of our games' store listings.