GDPR

Important

It’s mandatory to use a privacy dialog to comply with Play Store and App Store policies and also avoid any revenue loss.
If you use MAS built-in privacy dialog, GDPR will be configured automatically.
If you prefer using your own privacy dialog, you should check the users’ age and add an agreement link to get their consent to having their data collected, then set GDPR manually.
You need to set GDPR before initializing MAS.

1. What Is GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy for all individual citizens of the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA). For details, check this article.

The most important thing to know is in order to be compliant with GDPR, you need to give users in the EU the choice to opt out of data collection for your game, and players under 16 must also opt out of data collection, as they are below the age of consent.

2. How to set GDPR

If you have EU users, follow the steps below to comply with GDPR.

1) Determine whether a user is in the EU region

2) Create a pop up window that verifies that the user is over 16 and consents to sharing his data.

Example: We collect player data and distribute it to third parties to personalize the game experience. This personalization leads to a more engaging, and exciting, game play experience. If you are under the age of 16, or do not consent to having your data shared, you may opt out.

Also, please make sure to add two options, one for consenting and one for not consenting.

3) Get Authorization Result

If the user is above 16 and indicates consent, use the following methods:

Unity

				
					Yodo1U3dMas.SetGDPR(true);

Android

				
					Yodo1Mas.getInstance().setGDPR(true);

iOS

				
					[Yodo1Mas sharedInstance].isGDPRUserConsent = Yes;

If the user is under 16 or doesn’t consent, use the following methods: