Privacy Policy
Dularo Pa More · Henyo Games · Last updated 1 October 2026
Dularo Pa More has no accounts and asks for nothing about you. We collect a random ID that identifies an installation — never a person — and a daily count of how much each game was played. No name, no email, no phone number, no location, no contacts, no photos, no advertising ID.
1. Who we are
Dularo Pa More is made by Henyo Games. If you have a question about this policy or about anything below, email henyogames@gmail.com.
2. What the app sends to us
The app sends a day's counters only once that day is over (by the UTC
clock): the next time it opens, or a round finishes, it sends the finished
days to https://dularo.pamore.app/v1/usage. Today's counters
stay on your phone until then, so nothing we receive says when in the day
you played. Each batch contains exactly these fields and nothing else:
| Field | What it is |
|---|---|
installId |
16 random bytes generated on your device the first time you open the app, and stored on your device. It is not your advertising ID or any identifier your phone or its maker assigns, and it is not derived from anything about you or your phone. It exists so we can tell "one phone played 40 rounds" apart from "40 phones played one round each". The app shows it at the bottom of the Ako screen, so you can quote it if you ask us to delete your data (section 7). |
app |
The app's internal name — the same value on every phone. |
date |
The calendar day (UTC) the counters belong to — a date only, never a time. |
gameId |
Which of the eight games the row is about, or an app-level row for app opens. |
plays / completions |
How many rounds were started that day, and how many reached game over. |
seconds |
Total seconds spent in that game that day. |
bestScore |
The best score reached in that game that day. |
We deliberately count per day rather than logging events. A stream of events would tell us the exact minute you played and in what order — a timeline of your evening. Daily totals answer the only question we actually have ("which games do people play, and is that going up?") and cannot reconstruct one.
What we never collect
- Your name, email address, phone number, or date of birth — the app has no account and no sign-up.
- Your location, at any precision.
- Your contacts, photos, files, microphone or camera. The app requests none of these permissions.
- Your advertising ID, IMEI, serial number, or any other identifier assigned to your phone.
- Any record, tied to your install ID, of when during the day you played.
3. What stays on your phone
Your progress, all-time best scores, longest combos and your left-handed setting are stored on your device only. They are shown to you on the Ranggo and Ako screens and are never uploaded — the only score that leaves your phone is each day's best, in the counters above. Uninstalling the app, or clearing its data, deletes all of it from your phone — we hold no copy and cannot restore it.
On Android, the app opts out of phone backups and of transfer to a new phone, so a new phone starts fresh: no saved progress and a new random install ID. On iPhone and iPad, the app's data is included in the device backups you make with iCloud or a computer and moves with Apple's transfer to a new device, as every app's data does, so a restored or new device keeps your progress and the same install ID. Those backups are yours; we never see them.
4. Ads
The app is free and shows ads. In this version, every ad is a
house ad for one of our own apps, served by our own service
at offlineads.tallact.tech. When an ad is displayed, tapped, or
watched to the end for a reward, we record the ad's campaign, creative and
slot (banner, full-screen or rewarded), the type of event, and a
timestamp. We deliberately send no device or install identifier
with ad events, so they cannot be tied back to a particular phone or to your
play history. There is no ad-network tracking, no profiling, and no data
sold or shared with third-party advertisers.
Google AdMob is included in the app but is switched off in this version: the app never starts it, and on Android the measurement component that would otherwise start on its own is held off as well, so it collects nothing while off. If we turn AdMob on in a future version, Google will process data under its own policies, and we will update this page before that version ships.
5. Servers the app talks to
The app connects to three hosts, and no others:
dularo.pamore.app— the daily counters described in section 2.larolarongbukid.henyo.games— the schedule of which games are available. This is a read; the app sends nothing about you.offlineads.tallact.tech— the list of current house ads and their images, and the ad events described in section 4.
As with any internet request, these servers necessarily see the IP address the request came from. We do not use IP addresses to build a profile, and we do not store them with your play counters or with ad events. Our web servers do keep short-lived request logs for security and troubleshooting — of ad requests, and of any request that fails — recording the IP address, the time, the address requested and the device's user-agent. Those logs are overwritten automatically as they fill, typically within a few days, and are never combined with the counters or the ad events.
Security. Everything the app sends and receives travels over HTTPS, so it is encrypted in transit; the app makes no unencrypted connections. What we receive is stored on servers run by Henyo Games, and only Henyo Games has access to them.
6. How long we keep it
Daily counters are kept for as long as they are useful for understanding how the games are used, and then deleted — sooner if you ask (section 7). We never combine them with anything that would tell us who you are. Ad events carry no identifier, so they are kept as running statistics for as long as we operate the ad service. Request logs are overwritten within days (section 5).
7. Your choices
Stop all collection: uninstall the app. That deletes the random install ID from your phone, nothing further is sent, and any counters that had not yet been uploaded are gone. Clearing the app's data deletes the same things, but the app starts counting again the next time you open it — under a brand-new random ID, just as after a reinstall. The old ID cannot be linked to the new one.
Deletion of data already sent: email henyogames@gmail.com with your install ID, which the app shows at the bottom of the Ako screen, and we will delete every row we hold under it. Because we hold no account, no email and nothing else that points to you, that ID is the only way we can tell which rows are yours, so we can only act on a request that includes it. This is a consequence of collecting so little, and we think it is the right trade. Note the ID down before you uninstall the app or clear its data: once it is gone from your phone, we cannot look it up for you. Clearing the app's data stops anything new being sent under the old ID, but it does not delete rows we have already received.
8. Children
Dularo Pa More is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. The app collects no name, contact details or account, and nothing that tells us who you are: the random install ID, and the IP address our servers see, are the only identifiers involved, and we never use them to find out who you are. There is no profile, no messaging and no way for anyone to contact anyone else through the app. If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child has provided us with personal information, email us and we will act on it.
9. Changes to this policy
If we change what the app collects, we will update this page and change the date at the top before the new version ships — not after. Material changes to how we handle data will be called out on this page rather than quietly edited in.
10. Contact
Henyo Games — henyogames@gmail.com