Last updated: 11 November 2026
Shy Zoo is a puzzle game for Android made by bvsoft (bvsoft.ro). This page explains what the app does with your information. In short: Shy Zoo does not collect or share any personal data.
Your game progress (solved levels, coins, the board you are playing, your daily streak and your settings) is saved only on your phone. It is never sent to us or to anyone else. Android may include it in your own device backup, which Google handles under your Google account settings.
The app does not ask for internet access, so it cannot send anything anywhere. It has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising identifiers and no tracking of any kind. Its only permission is vibration, for the haptics you can switch off in the settings.
If the app crashes or freezes, Google Play may send us an anonymous report through Android vitals in the Play Console, if you allow your phone to share usage and diagnostics with Google. The app itself contains no crash or logging tools. These reports are handled by Google under the Google Privacy Policy.
After a daily or free-play puzzle, the win card has a small Share icon. Tapping it opens Android's share menu with a short text: the puzzle's name and code, your time, the hearts you lost and a link to the game on Google Play. You choose the app and the person it goes to, or cancel. The app itself sends nothing.
Shy Zoo does not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children.
A future version will offer optional rewarded ads (you choose to watch one, for example for an extra heart or hint) and a one-time Supporter purchase that removes all ads. Ads need internet access and an advertising partner, and the purchase goes through Google Play. Before that version is released, this page will be updated to say exactly what is collected and by whom, and the date above will change. Where the law requires it, the app will ask for your consent first.
Questions about this policy: shyzoo@bvsoft.ro