TURBO 2 Privacy Policy

Last updated: 16 October 2026

This policy covers the TURBO 2 Android game provided by ZeroG Labs, responsible for the processing described here. For privacy questions or requests, contact info@zeroglabs.it.

Playing and local storage

No player account is required. The game contains no advertisements or advertising/analytics SDKs. It offers one optional one-time purchase that unlocks the full game; the purchase is processed entirely by Google Play, and the app only receives confirmation that the full game is owned, which it stores on your device. Settings, local records and nicknames are stored on your device. Clear the app’s storage in Android settings to remove these data. Racing and local records work without an internet connection.

Online connections and scores

When connected to the internet, the app contacts zeroglabs.it to retrieve leaderboards and obtain a temporary race-validation token at the start of a race. Selecting LOCAL does not disable these background requests. The server receives your IP address and normal request information. The leaderboard plugin uses a time-limited hash derived from the IP address to limit abuse; it does not store the raw IP address in the score database.

You can create an optional player profile: the server stores your nickname (2 to 8 letters or digits) and only a keyed hash of the recovery code it gives you, and links your online results to that profile so you can keep them on another device. Anyone who has your code can use your profile, so keep it private. Only if you choose to save a result online (automatically when you have a profile), the game sends your nickname (up to eight letters or digits), score, run time, track or category, distance, rivals passed and race-validation token. The server records a submission timestamp and a hash identifying the run. Your nickname, score, time and track or category may appear publicly. Please do not use personal identifying information in your nickname. You can skip online submission and keep playing.

Purpose and service providers

We process game results to provide the leaderboard service you request and technical connection data to operate and protect the service against abuse. Where applicable, the legal bases are performance of the requested service and legitimate interests in service security. We do not sell player data or use them for advertising or profiling.

The leaderboard is hosted on zeroglabs.it with Aruba. Hosting and security services process technical connection data, including IP addresses and request logs, to deliver and protect the website. Google Play separately handles purchases and distribution under Google’s privacy policy; TURBO 2 does not receive your payment card details. Online leaderboard connections use HTTPS.

Deleting your player profile

You can delete your player profile at any time inside the game: open HIGH SCORES, select PROFILE, then DELETE PROFILE. This immediately removes your nickname, the stored hash of your player code and all online results linked to the profile. You can also request deletion by emailing info@zeroglabs.it with your nickname (and your player code, if you have it); we delete the profile and its results within 30 days. Local records stay on your device until you clear the app’s storage.

Retention and deletion

Local data remain until you clear them. Online score records remain while the leaderboard operates, unless removed following a request or moderation. The plugin’s anti-abuse counters expire after approximately one hour; race-validation tokens expire after eight hours. Hosting/security logs are retained according to the applicable hosting configuration, security needs and legal obligations; these are separate from the score database.

To request access, correction or deletion of an online record, email info@zeroglabs.it with its nickname, score, track/category and approximate submission date. No account is required. We may ask for limited additional information to identify your record and avoid deleting another player’s result. Depending on applicable law, you may also request restriction, portability or object to processing, and complain to your local data protection authority (in Italy, the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali).

Support and younger players

If you email support, we use your email address and the information you provide to respond and resolve your request, retaining it as necessary for that purpose and any applicable obligations. TURBO 2 is intended for players aged 13 and above, not children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has submitted personal data, contact us so we can investigate and remove the relevant data.

Updates

We may update this policy when data practices change. The date above identifies the current version. Contact: info@zeroglabs.it.