Lemon Lane privacy policy
The short version
- Your progress, your settings, and the birth year you enter stay on your device.
- Lemon Lane uses Google AdMob for ads, CrazyGames for ads on CrazyGames, and Convex for cloud save and game settings. Each is described below: what it collects, why and for how long.
- We don't sell your personal information.
- Lemon Lane is for players 13 and older.
- To delete your data, open Settings and press Delete my data, or email privacy@krovegames.com.
Who we are
Lemon Lane is made by Krove Games ("we", "us"). This policy covers Lemon Lane on itch.io, CrazyGames, and Google Play. For any question about it, or about your data, email privacy@krovegames.com.
What stays on your device
The game saves your progress, your settings, and the birth year you enter on your device. None of it leaves your device unless a section below says so. Delete my data in Settings erases all of it, and so does uninstalling the game or clearing the site's data in your browser.
What the game sends, and to whom
Lemon Lane uses these services. Each one handles data for us only as described here, except where it says the provider also uses data for its own purposes under its own policy.
Ads: Google AdMob
Whenever the game requests or shows an ad, such as a rewarded ad you choose to watch for a bonus. On Android only.
- What it collects
- Your IP address, which Google may use to estimate your general location.
- How you interact with ads, such as views, taps and finished videos.
- Information about how the app and the ad software perform.
- Device identifiers, including your device's advertising ID and app set ID.
- Why
- To show ads, measure them and prevent ad fraud. Google shows personalized ads only to players 18 or older, and only where they have agreed if the law requires it; younger players get non-personalized ads suitable for teens.
- How long it's kept
- Google keeps this data under its own policy.
- Deleting it
- You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your device's settings. Google handles requests about the data it holds; see its policy.
- Privacy policy
- https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites
Ads on CrazyGames: CrazyGames
Only when you play on the CrazyGames website. On CrazyGames only.
- What it collects
- Your IP address and information about your browser and device.
- How you interact with ads and with the game, such as starting, pausing and finishing ads.
- Your CrazyGames account, if you're signed in to one.
- Why
- To show ads on CrazyGames, measure them and run the CrazyGames website.
- How long it's kept
- CrazyGames keeps this data under its own policy.
- Deleting it
- CrazyGames handles requests about the data it holds; see its policy.
- Privacy policy
- https://www.crazygames.com/privacy-policy
Cloud save and game settings: Convex
After the age screen lets you play, the game requests public economy settings even if cloud save is off. Cloud save starts only if you turn it on in settings.
- What it collects
- Settings requests send the game's ID without a player ID or cloud-save secret. As with any internet request, Convex receives your IP address.
- If you turn on cloud save, a random player ID and secret made on your device authenticate requests. The server stores a hash of the secret, not the secret itself. Anyone with your recovery code can read, replace or delete that game's save.
- Cloud save stores your saved progress and preferences, save-format version, saved time and server revision, under that game's ID and your player ID.
- Why
- To load the game's economy settings and, if you choose cloud save, carry your progress to another device.
- How long it's kept
- Live cloud-save and player records stay until you delete them. Turning cloud save off pauses sync but keeps those records. Convex controls retention of provider request logs, backups and history under its own policy; deleting live records does not erase those copies immediately.
- Deleting it
- Delete my data uses the cloud credentials saved on this device to delete that game's live player and save records before clearing local progress, credentials and the age answer. If the request fails or you are offline, the game keeps the credentials so you can retry. Recover your save first on another device to delete it there. Each game has separate credentials and must be deleted separately. Public economy settings contain no player records and remain available.
- Privacy policy
- https://www.convex.dev/legal/privacy
Where you got the game
- itch.io hosts the game's page and downloads, and your itch.io account if you have one. It does this under its own privacy policy: https://itch.io/docs/legal/privacy-policy
- CrazyGames hosts the web version of the game and runs the CrazyGames website around it. It does this under its own privacy policy: https://www.crazygames.com/privacy-policy
- Google Play handles your download, your Google account, payments and the crash reports your device sends. It does this under its own privacy policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Age
Lemon Lane is for players 13 and older. The first time you open it, it asks for your birth year. If you're younger than 13, the game stays closed: it erases any progress, keeps only your birth year so it stays closed, and starts no analytics, ads or other services. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has given us information, email privacy@krovegames.com and we'll delete it.
Deleting your data
In the game: open Settings, press Delete my data and confirm. That erases everything the game keeps on your device, and the services above handle their data as each section says.
By email: write to privacy@krovegames.com and tell us which game. The game has no accounts, so we may ask for something that lets us find your data, such as a purchase receipt. We answer within 30 days.
Your rights
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to know what personal information we hold about you, get a copy of it, correct it, delete it, and object to or limit how we use it. Email privacy@krovegames.com to use any of these rights. We won't treat you differently for asking.
We don't sell your personal information. If you're 18 or older, Google may use your device's advertising ID to show you personalized ads, which some US state laws call sharing. To opt out, delete or reset your advertising ID in your device's settings, or email us.
If the data-protection law where you are gives you more rights than these, you have those too, and you can complain to your local data-protection authority.
How your data is protected
Everything the game sends travels encrypted. Our providers may process it in the United States and other countries.
Changes
If we change this policy, we'll update this page and the date at the top. If Lemon Lane starts collecting a new kind of data, we'll say so in the game's update notes as well.
Contact
Krove Games, privacy@krovegames.com. Our terms of use cover the rest of how the game works.