Last updated 2026-10-18.
Zaparo Partners collects the following, and nothing else.
| What | Specifically | Why | Shared |
|---|---|---|---|
| App activity | Game trades, holdings and Zaparo Coin transfers between approved players; the coin has no cash value; Reports about your nickname or picture, whether your nickname or picture is hidden while it is reviewed, and the record of a nickname removed from you: which one, why, when, and the 30-day lock on the new one; Reports you send about someone's nickname or picture: what you reported, the reason you write, the app, and a weight from how new your Zaparo ID is and how often your earlier reports were found fine; Which applications within this one tenant the account has been seen in. Recorded when an application registers a device or completes a sign-in under its own application id, so `me().apps` can answer it back to the person. | Account management, App functionality, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance | No |
| Device or other IDs | The account identifier, the public half of a key generated in the device key store, and what registered it: the kind of client (phone app, browser, desktop app), its operating system and the app version | Account management, App functionality, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance | No |
| Personal info | Earlier nicknames, with the app and the date each was chosen, and whether you kept one after being told it might offend; Email address, name (with the given and family name), profile picture address and language a provider reported, and the identifier that provider gives the account, from the sign-in the person chose, and nothing else of the account. An app never receives that identifier itself, only a one-way code made from it for that app alone. On Android an app may sign the person in with Google on its first launch without opening a screen: the phone's Google account is offered through the system's Credential Manager, the person can decline it, and K reads these values out of the ID token Google issues for that sign-in. An email address belongs to one Zaparo ID only.; Nickname: one for each app, starting from a main nickname set on the Zaparo ID page, never made up for you; signed in with Google, it starts from your Google first name only; The name and email address the Zaparo ID shares, kept with an access request so the owner can decide on it | Account management, App functionality, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Personalization | No |
| Photos and videos | Profile photo the user chose to upload | App functionality, Personalization | No |
Android's own backup doesn't copy what Zaparo Partners keeps on your phone, so once you delete your data in the app or uninstall it, no backup brings it back. Your phone's own transfer tool can still copy it to a new phone when you move to one.
Who holds each kind of data listed above, and when it is deleted:
You can ask for your data to be deleted at any time, without signing in: on the request page at https://zaparo.us/delete-account, or by email.
Questions about this policy, or a deletion request: privacy@zaparo.us