Wormpath Privacy Notice

Last updated: September 22, 2026

This notice applies only to Wormpath, the Android puzzle game published by Mr. Haubrich. It does not apply to other apps that may link to a different privacy notice.

Information stored on your device

Wormpath does not require an account. Game progress, lives, and app settings are stored in the app's local storage. Wormpath does not operate an account or cloud-save service.

Services and information they process

Consent and choices

Wormpath uses Google's UMP consent form where required. Firebase Analytics collection is configured to be disabled unless you affirmatively grant consent for analytics storage. It remains disabled when consent is declined, unavailable, or not required. Declining Analytics does not prevent you from playing the game. Ads are requested only when UMP allows them, and personalized ads require a separate affirmative ad-personalization signal. You can review or change available choices using Settings > Privacy choices in the app.

Retention, requests, and contact

Wormpath keeps game progress in local app storage. Google and Sentry process service data under their own retention settings and privacy terms. The game has no user account or account-deletion system. For privacy questions or a request concerning data associated with your app installation, contact marco@mrhaubrich.dev. Without an account or an identifier you provide, we may not be able to identify data associated with a particular installation.

Children and general audience

Wormpath is a general-audience puzzle game and is not specifically directed to children. Advertising and data processing may be limited according to a user's age, region, and applicable consent choices.

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