Homebeam privacy policy

Effective 14 October 2026 · App package com.homebeam.game

Homebeam is an offline space puzzle game about mirrors and light for Android. It can be played by children and adults. This policy explains what the game does with information. The short version: it doesn't collect, send or share any.

Information the game collects

None. Homebeam has no account, no sign-up, no advertising, no in-app purchases, no analytics, no crash reporting and no third-party tracking code. It doesn't ask for a name, age, email address or any other personal detail. The only Android permission it uses is the one for vibration, for the small buzz when a mirror turns. It doesn't have the Internet permission, so it can't send anything from the device.

Information stored on the device

So that a player can continue where they stopped, the game keeps the following in its own private storage on the device:

None of this identifies a person, and the developer never receives it. It is deleted when the game is uninstalled or its data is cleared in Android's settings.

Children

The game is suitable for children and is built so that there is nothing to protect them from inside it: no advertising, no purchases, no chat, no user-made content, no links to shops or social networks, and no collection of information from anyone. A parent or guardian doesn't need to give consent for data collection, because there is none.

Links

The only link in the game is the one to this page, in Settings → Credits. It opens the device's web browser. The game itself doesn't go online.

Sharing

Homebeam doesn't share data with anyone, because it has none to share.

Changes

If this policy changes, the updated version will be published at this address with a new effective date. Any future version that changed what the game collects would say so here before release.

Contact

Developer: Pardeep Singh Balowria. Questions about this policy: psbmnit2002@gmail.com