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City Transport — Ygar Studio — Last updated: September 2026
City Transport is a single-player game that runs offline. We collect no personal data, show no advertising, and use no analytics. The only network traffic the game makes on its own is Google Play Billing, when you buy a country pack.
City Transport is published by Ygar Studio, an independent developer. For any privacy-related question, contact us at ygar.studio@gmail.com.
Ygar Studio does not collect, store, or share any of the following:
Campaign completions and satisfaction notes, Maps high scores, which country packs are unlocked, and your settings are saved only on your device, in the app's private storage. If you have Android Auto Backup enabled, Android may copy that save to your own Google account so it can be restored when you reinstall — that is handled by Android under your own account settings, and the developer never receives or accesses it.
Some Maps country packs can be unlocked with a one-time purchase. Purchases are handled entirely by Google Play Billing: your payment details go to Google, never to us. The app asks Google Play which products your Google account owns, so it can unlock them again after a reinstall or on another device, and stores only that answer — a list of unlocked packs — on your device. We receive no payment information and no personal data from Google beyond Play's own aggregated sales reports.
The app itself declares two permissions: Vibrate, for in-game haptic feedback, and com.android.vending.BILLING, for the purchases above. The Google Play Billing library adds Internet and Network state to the built app, because reaching Play's payment servers needs them. Nothing else in the game uses the network: no gameplay data, no analytics and no personal data is ever sent anywhere.
City Transport does not knowingly collect data from children under 13. It contains no user-generated content, no chat, no advertising and no account. It does contain optional in-app purchases, handled by Google Play.
The game embeds no analytics SDKs, advertising networks, crash-reporting services or cloud services. Google Play Billing is the only third-party service it talks to, and only when you make a purchase.
All data is local. Uninstalling the app erases everything, including the Auto Backup copy, per Android's rules. There is nothing held on our side, so there is nothing to request deletion of.