Last updated: October 21, 2026
Panic Box is a mobile game published by Tapagaille Studios. This page explains what information the game uses and what it does with it.
In short
Panic Box itself does not collect, transmit or sell any personal data, and needs no account. The game offers optional video ads (a second chance, extra coins): they only play when you ask for them, and they are provided by Google AdMob, which uses some information from your device (see "Advertising" below). Without an Internet connection, the game plays normally, without videos.
What is stored on your phone
- Your progress: stars, best scores, Reputation, coins, upgrades, notebook entries, Daily Round.
- Your settings: sounds, ambience, vibrations.
- "Mes mesures" (my stats): numbers about your games (length, finished or abandoned games, answers to end-of-night questions), used to improve the game during testing.
This information stays in the game's private storage on your device. Nobody else can access it, and it is not included in Android's automatic backup. It only leaves your phone if you choose to copy the "Mes mesures" summary (or your Daily Round result) and send it to someone.
Advertising
Videos are provided by Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC). To show them, measure them and prevent fraud, Google's SDK collects and uses: your device's advertising ID, your IP address (from which it infers an approximate, country- or city-level location), technical information (model, system, language) and your interactions with ads. This data is sent to Google, encrypted, and handled under Google's policies.
- Your consent: in Europe, the UK and Switzerland, the game asks at first launch (with Google's form) whether you accept personalised ads. You can change your mind at any time: Settings → Ad privacy. Without your consent, videos remain available but are not personalised.
- Your choices on Android: Settings → Google → Ads (or Privacy → Ads): reset or delete your advertising ID.
- Videos are limited to content suitable for all audiences.
Permissions
The game requests: vibration (can be turned off in the settings), Internet access and the advertising ID (for videos only). It does not request precise location, contacts, camera or microphone.
Children
The game is intended for players aged 13 and over. It collects no data itself, whatever the player's age, and videos are limited to content suitable for all audiences.
Deleting your data
In the game: Settings (Réglages) → Erase progress (Effacer la progression). Uninstalling the game also deletes everything it stored.
Changes
If the game changes (for example with analytics), this page will be updated before that version, with its date, and so will the Play Store listing.
Contact
Any question? Write to luluvroumette012@gmail.com.