Last updated: 9 November 2026
Shut Up, Karen! is a physics puzzle game for Android and iOS published by Predvix Limited ("we"). This policy explains what the game stores, what it sends only if you agree, who handles it, for how long, and the choices you have.
The game saves your settings (sound, music, vibration, reduced effects, language), your progress (unlocked levels, stars and attempts per level), the coins and tape skins you earned, the Karen look you made and the parts you unlocked, the diamonds you bought and a record of each diamond purchase (the store's transaction number, so that each purchase is counted once), your answers to the statistics and crash-report questions, and when you first started the game and how many times you opened it. If you agreed to share statistics, it also keeps a random ID that it created and a short queue of events that have not been sent yet. Other apps cannot read this data, and we cannot see it. Uninstalling the game or clearing its storage deletes it, including diamonds and the items bought with them, which cannot be restored afterwards. Your device's own backup (for example a Google or Apple device backup) may include it if you turned backups on; that is controlled by your device settings, not by us.
After you have played a few levels, the game asks once whether you want to share anonymous gameplay statistics and crash reports. If you tap "No thanks", or close the question, nothing is sent. If you tap "Share", the game sends:
We use this only to find bugs and to see which levels are too hard or too easy. We do not use it for advertising, we do not build personal profiles, and we do not try to find out who you are.
Statistics and crash reports are sent over an encrypted connection (HTTPS) to PostHog, Inc., an analytics service that processes them for us. PostHog stores the data on Amazon Web Services servers in the United States. When the game sends data, PostHog receives your device's IP address, as every internet service does; it uses it to estimate an approximate location (such as your country) and then discards it without storing it. If you live outside the United States, sending this data means it is transferred to the United States.
Statistics and crash reports are deleted automatically 12 months after they were sent.
You download the game through Google Play or the Apple App Store. Those companies handle your download and your store account under their own privacy policies. If you allowed it in your device settings, Google or Apple may also share crash and performance data about the game with us in aggregated form (for example through Android vitals); we do not receive your identity through it.
Diamond purchases: if you buy diamonds, Google Play or the App Store processes the payment under its own terms and privacy policy and tells the game that the purchase went through, with its transaction number. We do not receive your name, email address, card or payment details. The game keeps the transaction number on your device only; it does not send it to us or to anyone else. Diamonds stay on the device you bought them on: they do not move to a new phone and are not restored after you uninstall the game. Refunds are handled by the store you paid.
On Android the game uses the internet permission, which it needs only to send statistics and crash reports if you agreed, the network-state permission, which lets the store check whether you are online, the vibration permission for haptic feedback, and Google Play's billing permission, used only when you buy diamonds. It does not ask for access to your location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files, and it does not use the advertising ID.
We do not sell your information and we do not share it with advertisers or data brokers. The only company that handles it for us is PostHog, which does so only to provide its service to us. We may disclose information if the law requires it.
Shut Up, Karen! is intended for players aged 13 and over and is not directed at children under 13.
Depending on where you live (for example the EU, the UK, California or Brazil), you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data and to complain to your data protection authority.
If this policy changes, we will update this page and the date above, and describe the change in the release notes of the version it applies to.
Questions about this policy: support@predvix.com.