Effective date: 22 October 2026
Developer: HIDDEN HITBOX STUDIO PRIVATE LIMITED
Contact: hiddenhitboxstudio@gmail.com
App: Moto Breach for Android
Package name: com.hiddenhitbox.motobreach
This Privacy Policy explains how Moto Breach and its integrated services handle information, why information is used, and the choices available to you.
Moto Breach is intended for players aged 16 and over.
Core gameplay works offline, and progress and settings are saved on your device. Optional online features include Google Play Games leaderboards, cloud saves and rewarded advertisements provided by Google AdMob.
We do not operate a separate game-account system or our own servers for storing player progress.
Moto Breach stores information in its private app storage, including:
Audio, visual-effects and other game settings.
Coins, bike upgrades, cosmetic ownership and equipped appearances.
Best distances and Daily Challenge results.
Recent run records and pending leaderboard submissions.
Save backups and cloud-synchronization information.
Your Google Play Games player ID and display name when available, to associate online features with the correct player.
The game does not request access to your contacts, camera or microphone, or request precise device location.
The app uses permissions needed for features such as vibration, internet connectivity, network status and advertising identifiers. Advertising services may estimate your general location from your IP address.
Moto Breach integrates Google Play Games Services for optional leaderboards and cloud saves. Core gameplay does not require signing in.
When you use these features:
The game may receive your Play Games player ID, display name and profile information made available by Google.
The Best Distance leaderboard receives your qualifying best endless-run distance in whole meters.
Your gamer name, rank, score and other profile details may be visible to others according to Google’s leaderboard features and your profile settings.
Cloud saves contain coins, bike upgrade tier, qualifying best distance, cosmetic unlocks and equipped selections, together with a short progress description.
Cloud saves do not include an active run or device-specific audio and graphics settings.
Google’s Play Games SDK also processes identity, usage, analytics and diagnostic information as described in its documentation. Google states that the disclosed Play Games data is transmitted using HTTPS.
Google handles information under its own privacy terms:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Moto Breach uses Google AdMob to provide optional rewarded advertisements.
You may choose to watch an advertisement to continue an endless run. A run allows up to two successful rewarded continues. Core gameplay does not require watching advertisements.
Advertisements may be loaded in advance when the consent system permits ad requests. Choosing not to watch an advertisement does not necessarily prevent permitted background ad loading and its associated data processing.
The game grants a rewarded continue only when the advertising service reports that the reward was earned. If an advertisement is unavailable or cannot be shown, you can restart or return to the menu.
The game does not intentionally pass your coin balance, cloud-save contents, leaderboard score or Play Games player ID to AdMob.
According to Google’s disclosure, its Mobile Ads SDK automatically collects and shares information for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention, including:
IP address, which may be used to estimate general location.
App and advertisement interactions, such as launches, taps and video views.
Diagnostic and performance information.
Advertising ID, app-set ID and other device or account identifiers where applicable.
The information processed depends on SDK behavior, device settings, region and applicable privacy choices. Google states that the disclosed advertising data is encrypted in transit using TLS.
Further information is available at:
https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Moto Breach integrates Google’s User Messaging Platform to manage consent information and determine whether advertisements may be requested.
Consent and privacy choices depend on your region and the messages configured for the app. These may include consenting, refusing consent, managing preferences or exercising applicable opt-out rights.
Where available, use the in-game Privacy Options control to review your choices. If that control is unavailable or you need assistance, contact hiddenhitboxstudio@gmail.com.
Whether advertisements are personalized depends on applicable consent, Google’s advertising configuration and device settings. Refusing personalization does not necessarily disable all advertisements or all advertising-related processing.
You can also manage advertising privacy controls through your Android and Google Account settings.
Before offering rewarded advertisements, Moto Breach may check internet availability by requesting:
https://www.google.com/generate_204
The request does not intentionally include your game progress, Play Games player ID or advertising ID. Like other internet requests, it exposes your IP address and ordinary connection information to the receiving service.
The game temporarily keeps the connectivity result in memory to avoid unnecessary repeated checks.
If you contact us by email, we receive your email address and the information you provide, such as your message, screenshots or diagnostic logs.
We use this information to respond to questions, investigate issues and handle privacy requests. Please avoid sending passwords, payment information or other unnecessary sensitive information.
We do not sell information you send directly to us. Advertising-related disclosures and opt-out rights may also apply to processing by Google and its advertising partners, depending on your location and applicable law.
Local progress and settings remain on your device until removed, replaced or restored by the game, Android or a device-backup service.
Clearing app storage or uninstalling the game generally removes local app data. Backups or cloud progress may remain and may be restored later.
Google determines retention of information held by its services under its applicable policies. We do not specify a fixed retention period for Google-held data.
Information you send to us is retained as reasonably needed to handle your request and meet applicable legal obligations.
You can remove local game data through Android’s app-storage settings. Removing local data does not automatically delete cloud saves, leaderboard information or advertising-service data.
Google provides controls for deleting individual game data or a Play Games profile:
https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/9130646
The effect on game progress and leaderboard information depends on the service and the game’s implementation. Moto Breach currently does not provide an in-game control that directly deletes Google-held cloud saves or leaderboard scores.
If retained local progress is synchronized again, it may be uploaded again. Contact us if you need guidance before removing or restoring progress.
Depending on your location, you may have rights concerning access, correction, deletion, consent withdrawal or other processing of your information. Send requests to:
hiddenhitboxstudio@gmail.com
We will assess requests under applicable law and explain when a request needs to be directed to Google. We do not require you to provide your Google password.
Moto Breach is intended for people aged 16 and over and is not directed to children under 16.
If you believe a child under 16 has provided personal information through the game or directly to us, contact hiddenhitboxstudio@gmail.com so we can assess the situation and take appropriate action.
The integrated Google services use encrypted transmission as described above. Local game files are kept in private app storage and are not separately encrypted by Moto Breach.
No method of transmission or storage is completely secure.
We may update this policy when the game, integrated services or applicable requirements change. The latest version will appear on this page with an updated effective date.
HIDDEN HITBOX STUDIO PRIVATE LIMITED
Email: hiddenhitboxstudio@gmail.com