Privacy Policy

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Benja Tech ("we", "us", or "our") built Pro Soccer Career as a freemium game: the base game is free, with optional purchases and advertising. This page explains what information the game and this website (prosoccercareer.com) handle, and what happens to it. The short version: your career lives on your own device, we do not ask you to create an account, we never sell your data, and any purchase you make is confirmed with Google or Apple through a server of our own before the game delivers it, so that fake purchases can be turned away.

1. Information collection and use

Pro Soccer Career is a single-player football career simulation, designed to collect as little as possible. Specifically:

  • No account required. The game does not ask you to create an account, log in, or provide any personal identification such as your name or email address. The player name you type when you start a career is stored only inside that save, on your device.
  • Gameplay data stays on your device. Your careers, progress, unlocked content and accumulated XP are saved locally in the app's storage. Depending on your device settings, this local data may be included in your platform's standard system backup (Android/Google backup or Apple iCloud device backup). We do not operate a cloud-save service and keep no copy of your saves.
  • Buying or restoring a purchase is the exception. When you buy something, or restore a purchase on a new device, the game sends the details of that purchase to a server we run so it can be confirmed with the store. Section 3 sets out exactly what is sent, what we keep, and for how long.

2. Third-party services, ads and analytics

The only information we collect ourselves is the purchase information described in section 3. Beyond that, the app integrates third-party services that collect data of their own — used to identify your device, serve advertisements, and keep the app stable — as described below.

The game displays rewarded and interstitial advertisements, including video; it does not show banner ads. Our ad network may collect and use advertising identifiers (the Android Advertising ID or the iOS Identifier for Advertisers) and your IP address to serve ads and manage ad frequency.

Your consent controls ad personalization. On iOS the app shows Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt, and where required it shows a consent form (Google's User Messaging Platform) before ads load. If you consent, ads may be personalized; if you decline, or are in a region where we default to it, ads are served non-personalized. Where your region requires it, a "Privacy options" entry in the game's menu lets you change that choice later.

Third-party service providers used by the app:

  • Google AdMob — to serve rewarded and interstitial (including video) advertisements. See Google's Privacy Policy.
  • Google Play Billing and Apple App Store (StoreKit) — to process in-app purchases and to confirm them to our server.
  • Our purchase verification server (service.tautilon.com), hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) in the us-east-1 region (Virginia, United States) — to confirm purchases with the store and to restore one-off items (section 3).
  • Sentry — for crash reporting and anonymous usage analytics (section 4), and for error reports from our purchase verification server (section 3).

3. In-app purchases

Pro Soccer Career offers optional in-app purchases, such as XP packs, career perks, or removing ads. All transactions are processed directly by the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, depending on your device. We do not process these payments and never have access to your card or billing details. See Google's and Apple's privacy policies for how they handle your payment data.

Before the game delivers what you bought, the purchase is confirmed with Google or Apple by a server we run at service.tautilon.com. This is what lets us turn away fake purchases and give you back a one-off item on a new device.

What the game sends. When you buy something, or restore a purchase, the game sends the following to that server over an encrypted connection (HTTPS):

  • The store's proof of purchase — a Google Play purchase token or an Apple signed transaction — with the product id and the order or transaction id.
  • An install ID: a random identifier the game creates the first time it runs. It identifies that installation of the game, not you. It is not your advertising identifier and it is not linked to a name or an email address. It is also separate from the random identifier behind the anonymous usage events in section 4, and the two are never combined. The game attaches the install ID to the purchase at Google Play or the App Store as well, so the store's record and ours can be matched up.
  • The app version.
  • Your IP address, as with any request over the internet. We use it for security and rate limiting and it appears in our server logs. It is not kept in the purchase record.

Once you own something, the game also asks the server at most about twice a day whether any of your purchases has been refunded. That request carries only the install ID, and your IP address as above.

What we keep. The server confirms the purchase with Google or Apple and keeps a record of it: the product, the order or transaction id, the purchase date, its status (purchased, pending, cancelled or refunded), whether it was a test or sandbox purchase, the details the store reports about it — which can include the store country, the price and the currency — which install IDs have claimed it, and the app version. The proof of purchase is stored encrypted. Google and Apple also notify the server about purchases, cancellations and refunds for the game.

Why we do this. To deliver what you paid for; to stop fake or pirated purchases; to let one-off items such as Remove Ads and the career perks be restored on a new device; and to handle refunds. When a purchase is refunded, the one-off item it unlocked is removed. XP packs that have already been delivered are not taken back.

The legal basis is the performance of our contract with you — delivering the purchase you paid for — and our legitimate interest in preventing fraud.

Who processes it. This data may be processed by the following, possibly outside your own country:

  • Google (Google Play) or Apple (App Store), depending on where you bought.
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS), in the us-east-1 region (Virginia, United States), which hosts our server.
  • Sentry (United States), which receives the server's error reports and logs. Purchase tokens, request bodies and payment details are stripped out before they are sent.

How long we keep it.

  • Purchase records: one year.
  • Store notifications: 180 days.
  • Server logs: 30 days.
  • Sentry: as its own retention policy provides.

Asking for a copy, or for deletion. Write to us with the order number from the store's receipt email, or with your install ID, which the game shows at the bottom of its settings screen. Deleting these records does not refund anything: refunds go through the store you bought from. We may keep what we still need to prevent fraud or to meet a legal obligation.

If the server cannot be reached. Confirming a purchase needs an internet connection. If the server is unreachable, the purchase is held and delivered automatically the next time you open the game or the shop, and you are charged only once. On Android, Google refunds a purchase automatically if it cannot be confirmed within three days.

4. Analytics, log data and diagnostics

To keep the game stable and to understand which features are used, the app uses Sentry to collect:

  • Crash and error diagnostics. In the event of an error or crash: your device's IP address, device model, operating system version, the app's configuration at the time, the date and time, and other diagnostic statistics that help us fix the bug. These reports do not contain your save.
  • Anonymous usage events. A small set of counts about how the game is used — for example, that a match was finished, a store screen was opened, or a rewarded ad was watched. These are tied to a random identifier created on your device, never to your name, email or advertising identifier, so we can count distinct players without identifying you. That identifier is separate from the install ID used to confirm purchases (section 3), and the two are never combined.

Sentry's processing of this data is governed by its privacy policy.

5. Data this website collects

This website stores your theme and language choice in your browser's local storage. That never leaves your browser. The site sets no cookies and runs no analytics.

6. Your choices

  • Ad personalization. Decline the tracking prompt or the consent form, use the game's "Privacy options" entry where it is offered, or reset or limit your advertising identifier in your device settings (iOS: Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking; Android: Settings → Google → Ads).
  • Delete your data. Delete a career from within the game, or uninstall the app to remove all local data from your device. Uninstalling does not remove the purchase records held on our server — to have those deleted, contact us as described in section 3.

7. Children

The game is not directed at anyone under 13 (or the equivalent minimum age in your country), and we do not knowingly collect personal data from children. If you are a parent or guardian and believe your child has provided personal data through one of the services above, or you wish to adjust ad tracking for a minor, contact us and we will help.

8. Your rights

Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct, or delete personal data held about you, and to object to its processing. What we hold ourselves is the purchase records described in section 3: to ask for a copy of them, or for them to be deleted, write to us with the details section 3 asks for. For the data held by the services listed above, those requests are best directed at them — but write to us and we will help.

9. Changes to this policy

If the game or the website starts handling data differently, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change. Changes are effective when posted.

10. Contact

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