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Consent to Personal Data Processing

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You give this consent in Ashword (the “Game”): with the “Accept” button on the consent screen at first launch, or with the “Analytics and personalised ads” switch in the settings. The consent is a separate document: it is not part of the Privacy Policy or the Terms of Use. The Russian version of this document prevails.

Giving it is optional. If you decline, the Game works the same: analytics stay off and ads are not personalised.

I, a user of the Game, freely, of my own will and in my own interest, give consent to Dmitry Mikhailovich Galushko, a self-employed individual under the Russian professional income tax regime, taxpayer ID (INN) 231123583140, contact address: dim.galuschko@yandex.ru (the “Operator”), to process my personal data on the terms below.

1. Purposes

  1. Analytics: to see, in aggregate, how people play the Game, so as to fix errors and improve the tutorial and the balance.
  2. Personalised ads: to match ads to my interests and measure how ads perform.

2. Data

3. What may be done with it

Collection, recording, organisation, accumulation, storage, updating, retrieval, use, transfer (provision, access), anonymisation, blocking, erasure and destruction. Processing is automated, with transfer over the internet.

4. Who receives it

The data is stored in Russia.

5. Duration

This consent is valid until I withdraw it. Data for purpose 1 is kept for no longer than two years from receipt.

6. How to withdraw

Turn off the “Analytics and personalised ads” switch in the Game’s settings, or write to the Operator at dim.galuschko@yandex.ru. After withdrawal, collection stops at once, and the data collected is destroyed within 30 days unless the law provides another basis for processing it (Articles 9(2) and 21(5) of Federal Law No. 152-FZ).

7. I confirm that

For players in the European Union and the United Kingdom

By choosing “Accept”, I also explicitly consent to the transfer of the data listed above to Russia (Art. 49(1)(a) GDPR). I understand the risks: Russia has no adequacy decision, no standard contractual clauses apply, my rights there are protected by Russian law, and public authorities may access the data on terms different from those in the EU.

The Game stores on the device the date and time of my answer and the version of this document. When I consent, the same details are sent to MyTracker as an event, so the Operator can prove that consent was given (Article 9(3) of Federal Law No. 152-FZ). If this document changes in substance, the Game will ask for consent again.