Privacy Policy
Effective: July 14, 2026Aetherial Depths is designed without mandatory accounts. The web and Android editions can create an anonymous device identifier so game progression can be synchronized between devices.
Data processed
Game progression: shards, unlocks, records, lifetime statistics, settings and save timestamps.
Anonymous technical identifiers: a random device identifier and secret used to authorize that installation.
Security and reliability data: IP address, user agent, request path, timestamps, response status and suspicious-activity events. These records help protect the service and diagnose outages.
What is not required
No name, email address, social account, contacts, precise location, advertising identifier or payment information is required to play or synchronize progress.
How data is used
Data is used to provide cloud save synchronization, show the private service-health dashboard, prevent abuse, investigate technical failures and improve reliability. Data is not sold to advertisers.
Retention and deletion
Security request records are kept in a rolling limited database. Cloud saves and anonymous device registrations remain until deleted. Players can open Save Sync → Backup, disconnect and recovery → Delete cloud data to delete the shared cloud profile and linked anonymous device credentials immediately. A deletion request can also be made to privacy@aetherialdepths.com when available.
Third parties
The website is hosted on privately managed infrastructure. Telegram may receive a short security alert only when the operator enables that optional integration. The Android version is distributed through Google Play, which processes its own store and installation data under Google’s policies.
Children
Aetherial Depths does not knowingly request personal information from children. The game does not contain chat, user-generated content or targeted advertising.
Security
Cloud traffic uses HTTPS. Pairing links expire and are single-use. No system can be guaranteed completely secure, so players should keep recovery backups for progress they consider important.