Delete Your Data
Last Updated: October 25, 2026
Short version: Arrows: Color Maze has no account and stores all of its data on your device. Uninstalling the App permanently deletes all of your game progress. We hold no server-side record of you to delete.
This page explains exactly what data the game keeps, where it lives, and how to remove it. For the full picture, see our Privacy Policy.
What's stored, and where
| Data | Location | How to delete |
|---|---|---|
| Progress, completed levels, streaks, settings | Your device (shared_preferences) | Clear app data or uninstall |
| Scheduled reminder notifications | Your device | Clear app data or uninstall |
| Crash reports (Crashlytics) | Google / Firebase | Reset by clearing app data or uninstalling — see below |
| Analytics events | Google / Firebase | Turn off in App settings → Privacy — see below |
| Advertising identifier (used to show ads) | Your device / Google | Reset in Android Settings → Privacy → Ads |
Option 1 — Uninstall the App (removes everything local)
Uninstalling deletes all of the game's local data, including every saved level, streak, and setting. This is the most complete way to remove your data.
- Press and hold the Arrows: Color Maze icon, then choose Uninstall; or
- Go to Settings → Apps → Arrows: Color Maze → Uninstall.
Option 2 — Clear data but keep the App
If you'd rather reset your progress without removing the App:
- Open Settings → Apps → Arrows: Color Maze → Storage.
- Tap Clear storage (or Clear data).
This returns the game to a fresh-install state. The action cannot be undone.
Ads, crash reports & analytics
Crash reports collected by Firebase Crashlytics contain no name, email, or sign-in identity, so there is no personal record tied to you to delete. They do carry a Firebase installation identifier for this install, which is reset when you clear the app’s data or uninstall. Analytics events are sent unless you turn them off (in the EEA, UK and Switzerland, only if you allowed them on Google's consent form). To stop sending them, open App settings → Privacy and turn off Share usage data. Events already sent are tied only to the random ID for this install, which we cannot link to you, so they cannot be singled out or removed. Google deletes them after 14 months.
To show ads, Google AdMob may use your device's advertising identifier. That identifier is controlled by your device, not the App — you can reset or delete it any time in Android Settings → Privacy → Ads, and you can change your analytics choice in App settings → Privacy, where Google's ad-privacy options also appear in the regions that require them.
Need help, or want it confirmed in writing?
Even though we don't hold a server-side record of you, you're welcome to email us and we'll confirm what does and doesn't exist:
Contact
RogueWave Labs
India
[email protected]
We aim to respond within a few business days.