Last updated: May 05, 2026
This document tells you how Chicken Road handles information on your side of the network. If you put the app on your device or keep using it, that means you agree with what follows.
We do not gather facts that would normally tell us who you are in everyday life, such as your name, email address, or phone number. We also do not collect exact GPS-style location, items from your photo library, your contact list, other files you save on the phone, or data used to take payments. You do not have to register a user profile to open Chicken Road.
A small amount of technical detail that does not identify you as a person may still move between the app and services because the software has to run and improve. Such detail can involve:
We use this kind of information only to run Chicken Road and make it better, not to learn who you are.
Technical data may help power the in-app experience, keep performance steady, see how advertising works, and spot abuse or misuse. We do not sell personal information about you, and we do not pass personal information to others in a way that would let them know who you are.
Chicken Road may rely on Google Play services, advertising partners, and tools that analyze traffic or attribute installs. Those companies have their own privacy policies; reading them is up to you.
Chicken Road is not meant for users under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has shared such information with us, please contact us so we can remove or limit it where we can.
We protect the information linked to the app with safeguards that fit how light that data set is. Because we do not keep the kinds of personal information described in §1, the overall privacy risk is smaller.
We may change this policy from time to time. The version you should read is always the one on this page, and we will change the date at the top when we edit. If you keep using Chicken Road after an update, the new wording applies.