Campaign Trail is an offline game. It has no account, no login, and no server of ours.
Your campaign, your settings and any crash report stay on your phone. We cannot see them,
and there is nowhere for us to see them from.
What the game stores on your phone
Your campaign. Where you are in the story, the state of the map, what
you have bought. Deleting the app deletes it.
Your settings. Whether sound is on.
The last problem, if there was one. If the game stops unexpectedly, it
writes the error message and a short list of the screens you had just been on. You can
read it, and delete it, in Settings. It is not sent anywhere.
What leaves your phone
Two things, and only if you are online:
Advertising. Ads are served by Google AdMob. When an ad is shown,
Google — not we — may read your device's advertising identifier, along with information
such as approximate location, device identifiers, app interactions and diagnostics, and
use it to choose and measure the ad. What Google does with it is described in their own
policy: policies.google.com/technologies/ads.
In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland you are asked first, and refusing means you see
non-personalised ads rather than fewer features. If you buy the ad-free option, no ads
are requested at all.
A settings file. The game may download a small configuration file that
controls how often ads may appear. It is a download only: nothing about you is sent with
the request beyond what any web request carries.
The game itself — the story, the map, the campaign — never needs the internet.
Purchases
Payments are handled entirely by Google Play. We never see your card, your name or your
address. We see only that a purchase was made, so the game can unlock what you bought.
Purchases are kept separate from your campaign and are never erased by starting a new one.
Children
The game is not directed at children. It is satire about an election, written for a
teenage and adult audience, and it is filed that way in the store.
Your choices
Turn off personalised ads for the whole phone in your Android settings, or reset your
advertising ID there.
Delete everything the game has stored by uninstalling it.
Write to us at the address below. We answer, and we refund a payment that went wrong on
the first request.