Effective date: November 10, 2026
Micorlov develops Drag Racing Miami, also shown as Pink Slip Kings: Drag Racing, for Android and iOS. This policy describes both store versions. Some practices differ by platform, as noted below. Contact us at micorlov@gmail.com with privacy questions or requests.
The Android game tells you this on first launch and under Settings → Privacy / Data. It sends us:
The game does not collect your real name, email address, contacts, location, photos or files.
The current iOS App Store version does not include the Firebase, Google Analytics, or Google Mobile Ads SDKs. It does not send us usage stats, crash reports, a driver name, or advertising identifiers, and it does not show ads. Game progress, cars, tuning choices, race results and settings are saved only on your device.
We use this data only to understand how the game is played, to find and fix bugs, and to improve the game. It is shown in the developer's own stats panel and in Google Analytics. We do not sell it, and we do not use it for advertising. The game has no in-app purchases.
The Android version shows ads from Google AdMob: a full-screen ad between some races, and an optional video you can choose to watch for bonus in-game cash. To serve, limit, measure and protect those ads, the Google Mobile Ads SDK in the game collects your device's advertising ID and app set ID, your IP address (which can indicate your general location), ad views, taps and other interactions, and app and device diagnostics. Google receives this data directly and handles it under its own policies.
Where the law requires it, including the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, the Android version asks for your consent first, and you can change your choice under Settings → Ad Privacy. You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your Android settings. Ads in the game are limited to content suitable for teens.
The current iOS App Store version does not show ads and does not include the Google Mobile Ads SDK.
On Android, the data is processed and stored by Google (Firebase and Google Analytics for Firebase) on our behalf, under Firebase's privacy and security terms. It is sent over encrypted connections (HTTPS).
Your game progress, cars, tuning choices, race results and settings are saved on your device to provide gameplay. Device backup and restoration may depend on your Android or iOS settings and your backup provider.
On Android, analytics events are kept for the retention period set in Google Analytics (up to 14 months). The per-install stats record and error reports are kept while they are useful for improving the game. To have the data from your Android install deleted, email us; include your driver name and roughly when you started playing so we can find it. You can reset the local game through Android Settings → Apps → Drag Racing Miami (or Pink Slip Kings) → Storage → Clear data, which permanently deletes local progress and gives the install a new identifier.
On iOS, deleting the app permanently deletes local progress stored on that device. Because the current iOS version does not send us gameplay data, there is no server-side record for us to delete.
If you email us, we receive your email address and what you choose to include. We use it to answer you and keep it only as long as needed to provide support.
Where data is sent, it goes over encrypted connections and is stored in Google's Firebase infrastructure, where access is limited to the developer. No storage or transmission method is completely secure.
The game may open external websites, such as this policy or license information, in your browser. Those websites have their own privacy practices. This page is hosted on Firebase Hosting, which may process ordinary request information such as IP addresses. This page has no advertising or analytics tracking of its own.
The game is intended for players aged 13 and older, subject to any higher regional age rating. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We will publish changes on this page and update the effective date. If the data the game collects changes, the in-game notice will change with it.