Data Deletion Requests
Last updated: November 5, 2026This page explains how to request deletion of the data associated with your device for Air Traffic Master (com.uogames.airtrafficmaster), Sablume (com.uogames.sablume) and other games by UO Games (all also available on the Apple App Store).
What data is involved?
Our games do not use accounts and do not collect your name, address or phone number. The data that can be associated with your device is limited to:
- Advertising identifiers (Google Advertising ID / Apple IDFA and similar device identifiers) processed by Google AdMob to serve ads;
- Push notification registration (a push token and basic device information) processed by OneSignal in Air Traffic Master versions before 2.2. These versions may have registered your device with OneSignal even if you did not allow notifications;
- Analytics data (an app-instance identifier, in-game events and, where available, the advertising identifier) processed by Google Analytics for Firebase;
- Coarse, IP-derived location (country/region level) and ad-interaction data used by the advertising service.
Game progress stays on your device. Uninstalling the game removes your local progress and local high scores, but does not remove scores already posted to leaderboards. A device or computer backup may keep a copy of your progress and restore it later; how to remove it depends on your backup service, and you may need to manage the backup as a whole. Scores you choose to post to the optional leaderboards are held by Apple Game Center (iOS, Air Traffic Master 2.2 and later) or Google Play Games (Android, Air Traffic Master 2.2.1 and later). On Android you can delete this game's Play Games data in your Play Games profile, or delete your Play Games account and all associated games data in your Play Games profile or your Google Account; for Game Center, please consult Apple for the deletion options available.
How to request deletion
- Send an email to originalshop35@gmail.com with the subject line "Data Deletion Request".
- Include the name of the game (for example, "Air Traffic Master" or "Sablume") and, if available, your installation's analytics code (the app-instance identifier that Analytics uses). Air Traffic Master 2.2 and later shows this code as SUPPORT CODE in SETTINGS (tap it to copy); earlier Air Traffic Master versions and Sablume do not show it, and without it we cannot identify your analytics record. For an older Air Traffic Master notification registration, your device model helps us look for it.
- We act on eligible deletion requests without undue delay and respond within 30 days or one calendar month, whichever is sooner. We explain the action taken, anything still pending, and anything we cannot identify or delete, with reasons.
What we delete
- Analytics: if we can identify your installation by its analytics code, we ask Google Analytics to delete that record. Google processes the deletion after we submit it; a submitted request is not yet a completed deletion. Totals in aggregate reports are not affected. Air Traffic Master keeps detailed analytics data for 14 months (user-level data: 14 months after your last activity); Google then deletes it in its monthly processing, while aggregate reports remain. If you keep playing, new analytics data is collected; uninstalling the game stops it.
- Push registration (Air Traffic Master before 2.2): we delete your device's OneSignal registration if we can match it with enough certainty, for example by asking you to open the game at an agreed time. Under OneSignal's current policy for our plan, registrations are deleted after 18 months without activity, and we plan to delete Air Traffic Master's OneSignal app with all remaining registrations after about 90% of players have updated to 2.2. Individual requests do not wait for this.
- Your request: we use the contact details and code you send only to handle your request. We keep a record of deletion operations for at least three years, as Turkish law requires; these records contain no gameplay analytics.
What we cannot delete
- Advertising data: Google AdMob processes advertising data as an independent controller. Google offers publishers no deletion route for Android advertising IDs; for iOS it offers one for the vendor identifier (IDFV), which we have not set up. You can contact Google through its Privacy Policy. Changing your advertising settings does not delete data already collected by AdMob or Google Analytics.
- Advertising measurement: Google Ads cannot identify a particular player's conversion data for deletion, so a deletion request does not remove your contribution to conversion totals already reported to our advertising campaigns.
- Leaderboards (Air Traffic Master 2.2 and later on iOS, 2.2.1 and later on Android): scores already posted remain with Apple Game Center or Google Play Games. On Android you can delete them with this game's Play Games data in your Play Games profile; for Game Center, please contact Apple for the deletion options available for your scores. Turning LEADERBOARDS off in the game's SETTINGS stops new score submissions and deletes pending scores and the code derived from your player ID that the game keeps on your device.
What you can do yourself
- Android: Settings โ Privacy โ Ads โ Delete advertising ID. Apps can then no longer use the old ID; this does not delete data already collected.
- iOS: Settings โ Privacy & Security โ Tracking โ turn tracking off for the game.
- Notifications: turn them off in system settings. Updating to Air Traffic Master 2.2 (when available) or uninstalling the game stops all contact with OneSignal.
- Uninstalling the game stops data collection by that installation and removes the progress stored on the device (a backup may keep a copy).
Contact
Email: originalshop35@gmail.com
Privacy Policy: uo-games.com/privacy-policy.html