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Privacy policy

Updated October 9, 2026

Pogu Live Studios makes Deadship Protocol. This page tells you what data the game and this website use, and why.

The short version

No ads in the game.
No account of our own. We do not keep a player database.
We do not sell personal data.
This website counts visits without cookies.

What this covers

This policy covers Deadship Protocol on PC (Steam) and on Android (Google Play), its online play, and this website.

Data on your device

The game saves your settings, language, controls, progress and save files on your own device. We do not receive this data. To remove it, clear the app data or uninstall the game.

Steam (PC)

On PC, the game runs through Steam. Steam gives the game your Steam display name. Steam also stores your achievements and game stats. Valve handles this data under the Steam privacy policy.

Google Play Games (Android)

On Android, you can sign in to Google Play Games. You do not have to. The game works without it.

When you sign in, Google gives the game a player ID and a display name. Google also stores your achievements. The Play Games tools can process your gamer profile, usage and error data. Google handles this data under the Google privacy policy.

We do not get your Google email address. We do not keep our own copy of your Play Games profile.

Online play

Online play connects players straight to each other, with encryption. The name you pick and your live game data go to the other players in the same room.

To help players find each other, the game sends encrypted connection messages through public relay servers. Other people run these servers, not us. We do not run them and we do not store your games.

This website

Trailer. The trailer player loads from YouTube in privacy-enhanced mode, and only after you press Play. When you play it, YouTube can process data about your device and network. Google handles that data under its privacy policy.

Visit counts. We count visits with our own analytics service. It records page visits and some link clicks, such as store links and downloads. From each visit it also works out the site you came from, your browser, your system, your device type and your rough location.

It uses no cookies and no lasting ID. The server uses your IP address and browser details to make an ID that changes every day. It does not store the raw IP address or browser details.

DataWhy, and who gets it

Steam display name, achievements, statsYour name in the game and your achievements on PC. Handled by Valve.

Play Games player ID and nameSign-in and your name in the game on Android. Handled by Google.

Play Games achievementsSaving and showing achievements on Android. Handled by Google.

Your online nameShown to the players in the same room.

Live game dataSent to the players in the same room while you play.

Website visit countsPage visits and some link clicks, with no personal ID. Kept on our own server.

We do not sell personal data.

Keeping and deleting data

We do not keep online games or a player database.

To delete the data Google Play Games keeps for Deadship Protocol, open the Google Play Games data settings. Choose the option to delete data for one game, find Deadship Protocol, then choose Delete. This removes the game's Play Games profile and achievements. Your saves on the device stay until you clear the app data or uninstall the game.

Steam data is managed in your Steam account. See the Steam privacy policy above.

Security

The game uses encrypted links for online play and for the store services. No system can be fully safe.

Changes

If we change how we use data, we update this page first. The date at the top shows the last change.

Contact

Questions or requests about your data? Write to us.

contact@pogu.live