Trust — Hide and Eat

Hide and Eat — Security

Last updated: September 15, 2026

Hide and Eat holds no account for you and stores nothing about you on our systems, so most of what this page can say is about what the Game does not do.

No accounts, no server

The Game has no sign-in and no backend of ours. Your best score and progress are saved on your device only, and are deleted when you uninstall the Game.

Advertising and analytics traffic

The Game communicates with Google AdMob (advertising) and Google Analytics for Firebase (anonymous usage analytics). That traffic is encrypted in transit using HTTPS/TLS. What those services collect is set out in the Hide and Eat Privacy Policy.

Consent controls

Where the law requires it, the Game asks for your consent before personalised advertising, using Google's certified consent management platform, and lets you change your answer from the privacy options in the Game.

Least-privilege permissions

The Game requests no device permissions beyond those required to show advertisements on your platform.

Dependency monitoring

We track and patch known vulnerabilities in the libraries the Game depends on.

Reporting a vulnerability

If you discover a security vulnerability in Hide and Eat or any Paradigm Shift Apps product, please email MAIL so we can investigate and address it promptly.