Cassino X (package com.mtsgames.cassinox) · Effective 27 September 2026
Cassino X is developed and published by Mts games ("we", "us"). This policy explains what the app collects, why, and how you can get rid of it. It applies to the Cassino X Android app and this website. It replaces an earlier version that described a completely offline game with nothing collected — that is not what the app does today.
When you set the app up you choose a name and a password. That is the whole account. There is no email address, no phone number, no sign-in with Google, no verification and no password recovery — nothing exists that could restore the account on a new phone. The password is stored as a salted hash, and the password, its hash and its salt never leave your device.
Your name, avatar, level, badge, wins, coins, unlocked cosmetics, daily challenge and settings are saved in a file on your own phone. Playing 2–4 players on one phone happens entirely on the device; nothing leaves the phone.
The app uses Google Firebase (Cloud Firestore, with anonymous sign-in). It writes one player
record to the players collection in Firestore, tied to an anonymous per-install id.
That record holds your chosen name, your wins, your
badge / level, your leaderboard position and a referral count.
Your name and your score appear on the in-app leaderboard, where other players can see them. If you do not want your name shown to other players, do not use a name you would not want to be public.
On first run the app generates a random id and keeps it on the device. It ties your own progress together and links it to your Firestore record. It is not your name, not your email and not your phone number, and it is not hardware fingerprinting — it is a random number the app makes up. It is also sent to the game's own server with the anonymous events in section 6.
Cassino X shows ads through Google AdMob. Today that is a rewarded ad you choose to watch in exchange for virtual coins, and more ad formats are being added. To serve ads, Google may collect and use your device's advertising identifier and information about ad interactions, under Google's own Privacy Policy.
You can reset or delete your advertising ID at any time in Android:
Settings → Privacy → Ads → Delete / reset advertising ID
We do not receive your name or email from AdMob.
The app sends anonymous events to a server we run ourselves — for example "a match finished", the rival level, whether it was won, and the score. Each event carries the anonymous per-install id, not your name, email or phone number. We use this only to see which parts of the game are confusing or broken so we can fix them.
This is not collected today. Nothing in the app and nothing on our server reads your IP address to work out a city. It is a possible future addition: if it ships, the server (not the app) would derive an approximate city from the connecting IP address, store it next to the anonymous install id, and use it only for anonymous growth analytics.
That city would be approximate — ISP and VPN routing put people in the wrong place — and would never be shown as a player's location. This policy will be updated before it ships.
The Android build requests: internet; network and Wi-Fi state; vibration; wake-lock; the advertising ID permission (AD_ID, used by AdMob); and READ_BASIC_PHONE_STATE. The app does not ask for, read or store your phone number, and it does not make calls or send SMS.
We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it with anyone else except where the law requires it.
Our providers' servers are outside South Africa. Using the app means your information may be transferred to and processed in other countries, which the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA) allows where the provider is bound to protect it. Google applies its own contractual protections to data it holds for us.
There is no delete button in the app yet, and the app cannot delete your Firestore record for you — the Firestore rules refuse a delete from the app.
On your device: uninstall the app, or clear its storage. That removes everything saved on your phone (name, password lock, progress, coins).
Your leaderboard record: email Nkosimtshali1717@gmail.com and ask us to delete your Cassino X player record. It is removed by hand; there is no automatic tool for this yet.
Under South African law you may ask us to:
Contact us at the address above and we will respond within a reasonable time.
Cassino X is not directed at children. It shows ads to all players, and the leaderboard shows player names and scores to other players. If you believe a child has provided us with personal information, contact us and we will delete it.
Cassino X uses virtual coins with no monetary value. Nothing in the app can be wagered or exchanged for real money, and no real-money prizes are offered.
If we change what we collect, we will update this page and change the effective date above. Continued use of the app after a change means you accept the updated policy.
Questions about privacy, or a data request: Nkosimtshali1717@gmail.com