Privacy Policy
Chad-Austin’s Block Quest for Android
Last updated: October 28, 2026
Chad-Austin’s Block Quest (“the game”) is a single-player game for children, published by Lennox Digital Labs LLC (“we”, “us”). We built the game so that we collect no personal information at all. The only data that leaves the device goes to Google Play Games, as explained below.
Information we collect
None. Lennox Digital Labs does not receive, store on any server, share or sell any personal or device information. The game has no accounts of its own, no email, no advertising, no analytics and no tracking tools.
Google Play Games (achievements and leaderboards)
Version 1.3 and later use Google Play Games Services so players can earn achievements and see leaderboards. This is run by Google, and Google’s Privacy Policy applies to it.
- If the device is signed in to Google Play Games, the game sends Google the badges the player unlocks (achievements) and the player’s best Lava Obby time and Coin Rush score (leaderboards).
- Google Play Games also provides the game with the Play Games player ID and gamer name, and collects diagnostics and analytics about its own software to keep it working.
- Leaderboard scores and the gamer name may be visible to friends or other players, depending on the visibility settings of the Play Games profile. Parents can change these settings or delete the game’s Play Games data in the Google Play Games app.
- The game never sends player nicknames, chat, saved progress or any other information to Play Games or anyone else. If the device is not signed in to Play Games, nothing is sent and the game works the same.
- We do not receive this data. We can only see totals in the Play Console (for example, how many players unlocked an achievement).
Information kept on the device
- The player nickname typed during setup, game progress and settings are saved only on the device.
- This data never leaves the device, except through the phone’s own Android backup if the device owner has turned it on. That backup is handled by Google, not by us.
- A parent can delete a player at any time in the game’s Parent Zone. Uninstalling the game deletes all of its data.
- A parent can create a backup code in the Parent Zone to move progress to a new device. The code is shown on screen only; we never receive it.
Permissions
- The game does not request internet access. Achievements and scores are sent by the phone’s Google Play services app, not by the game. Everything else works offline.
- It uses the device’s biometric / screen-lock prompt only so a parent can unlock the Parent Zone. Fingerprints and face data are handled by Android and are never accessible to the game.
Chat and other players
The other players in the game are computer characters built into the game. No real people can contact a child through the game. Chat is off by default. It can only be turned on in the Parent Zone, which needs the phone’s lock and a parent PIN. Each friend must be approved by a parent, and children can only send pre-written messages.
Purchases and ads
The game has no ads and no in-app purchases. In-game coins are earned by playing and cannot be bought.
Children’s privacy (COPPA and GDPR-K)
We collect no personal information from anyone, including children under 13 (or under the age of digital consent in your country). Google Play Games is only available when the device is signed in to a Google account that can use Play Games, and Google handles that account under its own terms, including Family Link controls for supervised accounts. If you believe information was collected by mistake, contact us and we will help.
Third parties
The game contains no third-party advertising, analytics or social-media software development kits. The only third-party software that sends data is Google Play Games Services, described above.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, we will update this page and the date above.
Contact
Lennox Digital Labs LLC
Email: support@lennoxdigitallabs.com
Website: https://www.lennoxdigitallabs.com/apps/block-quest/