Written as a data sheet rather than an essay. Dashvolt asks Android for no permissions, opens no connections and holds nothing that identifies you — so the table below is mostly the word "no", which is exactly why it is worth publishing in this shape.
The categories Google Play's Data safety form asks about, answered one row at a time.
| Category | Taken | Where it ends up | Who else sees it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name, email, phone, player profile | no | the game never asks | — |
| Advertising ID, Android ID, device fingerprint | no | not read | — |
| Location, precise or approximate | no | not read, and not inferred from an address | — |
| Gameplay analytics, sessions, funnels | no | no SDK is present that could gather them | — |
| Crash and diagnostic reports | no | a crash stays on the device | — |
| Contacts, photos, files, camera, microphone | no | no permission is declared for any of them | — |
| Purchases and payment details | no | the game sells nothing | — |
| Best distance and banked volts | local | the game's private storage on your phone | nobody — it is never uploaded |
| Unlocked characters and skins | local | the game's private storage on your phone | nobody |
| Sound, haptics and other settings | local | the game's private storage on your phone | nobody |
Android Settings → Apps → Dashvolt → Storage → Clear data. Uninstalling has the same effect. No request to us is involved, and none would help: we keep no copy anywhere, so those three rows are the entire set of data connected to your play, and you already control all of it.
Nothing at all. The manifest declares no runtime permissions, and INTERNET is not among them either — the build is incapable of transmitting, not merely unwilling. If you want to satisfy yourself rather than take our word: play a full run in flight mode and watch nothing change.
A prompt asking you to grant something mid-run would mean you are not running our build. Decline it, and tell us which store page you installed from.
Installing and updating are Google's operations rather than ours. Whatever Google records about an install is governed by Google's own privacy policy; we can neither read it nor switch it off, and we receive nothing from it beyond aggregate install counts in the console.
Dashvolt is rated for everyone and is not aimed at under-13s in particular — a distinction that matters less here than it usually would, since a game taking nothing from adults takes nothing from children either. There is no chat, no profile and no upload through which a child could hand anything over.
In Türkiye, Kanun No. 6698 (KVKK) gives you the right to ask whether your personal data is processed, to see it, to have it corrected or destroyed, and to object. The UK and EU GDPR grant the equivalent, plus portability. Applications go to the Kişisel Verileri Koruma Kurumu at kvkk.gov.tr, to the ICO at ico.org.uk, or to your own national authority.
Every one of those requests has the same honest answer in our case: nothing about you is being processed, so there is nothing to produce, amend or destroy. The address below is open for the request regardless, and we reply whether or not there turns out to be anything to hand over.
A leaderboard, a cloud save or an advert would change the table above. The rewritten sheet goes up before the build that needs it, carrying a new date at the top, and the version already on your phone keeps behaving exactly as this page describes it.
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Written enquiries can go to the registered office instead. A reply comes back inside a month, and sooner when the question is short.
Dashvolt (com.neonstride.dashvolt) is published on Google Play by Eryap İnşaat ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi, trading as Neonstride Interactive. This sheet supersedes any earlier version. © 2026 Eryap İnşaat ve Ticaret Anonim Şirketi.