Last updated: 8 September 2026
AutoGuesser is a car price guessing game. This policy describes what the app does with data.
All of this lives in your device’s app storage and is removed when you uninstall the app.
Car listings. The app fetches public car adverts from autogidas.lt and autoplius.lt to build each round. These are ordinary web requests; no account, no identifier of yours is attached. You are asked to agree to this the first time you open the app, before any request is made; declining closes the app and stores nothing.
Highscores. If you submit a score, the name you typed and your score are sent to our Supabase database and shown publicly on the in-app leaderboard. Don’t enter your real name if you’d rather not be identified. The leaderboard shows the top 999 scores per mode; entries below that are no longer shown but remain in the database. We do not currently offer removal of a specific entry on request.
Usage analytics. The app sends anonymous usage events to Google Analytics for Firebase: that a game was started or finished, in which mode, the score, how many rounds were played and how long the run took, and whether a score was submitted or the listings failed to load. Google attaches its own app-instance identifier and device details (model, OS version, country from the IP address). We use this to see how many people play and which mode they prefer. We do not send the cars you saw, the guesses you made or the name you typed, and the ad-related consent signals are turned off for analytics, so this data is not used for ad personalisation. See Firebase’s privacy notice for Google’s processing.
Ads. The app shows interstitial ads from Google AdMob. If you are in the EEA or UK you are asked for consent on first launch, through Google’s User Messaging Platform; your choice is remembered and you can be re-prompted by clearing the app’s data. AdMob collects device and usage information, including advertising identifiers, and may use it for personalised advertising. This is Google’s processing, not ours; see Google’s partner sites policy and the AdMob data disclosure for what they collect.
No accounts, no crash reporting, no location, no contacts, no camera or microphone. We do not sell data. The only personal-ish data we ever store on a server is a display name you chose to type.
The app is not directed at children under 13 and shows advertising.