Mojiventure
Last updated: August 30, 2026
We do not collect personal information from anyone, including children. Mojiventure has no sign-up, no login, and no user accounts, and we keep no database of players. We do not collect, store, sell, rent, or share names, email addresses, precise location, contacts, photos, or any other personal information. There is no advertising SDK, no analytics SDK, and no third-party tracking software in the app.
The only time information leaves your device is when you choose to buy the optional unlock, or play an online game with friends — both described below.
So the game can remember progress, Mojiventure saves the following locally on your device only:
A name or nickname is the only thing a child might type, and it never leaves the device — it is not sent to us or anyone else, and we cannot see it. All of this lives in your device's standard local storage and can be erased at any time (see "Your choices and deletion").
Mojiventure has optional Versus (one-on-one) and Party modes where children play together. These are code-based — a host shares a short code with friends — and never match a child with strangers.
In either mode the only information shared with the other players is the display name or nickname the player chose and their in-game progress (scores and round results) — the same things shown on screen. No contact info, location, or other personal information is shared.
Mojiventure is directed to children, and we take that seriously. Because the app does not collect any personal information — from children or adults — and transmits no personal information to us or any service we operate, it does not gather the kind of information that triggers verifiable-parental-consent requirements under the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) or comparable rules elsewhere.
To keep children safe, the app also includes:
If you believe a child has somehow provided personal information through the app, please contact us below and we will help.
Some features use services run by other companies, which have their own privacy practices that we do not control:
youtube-nocookie.com domain, which sets no
advertising cookies). When a clip loads, your device communicates with YouTube and Google, and
Google's privacy policy applies:
policies.google.com/privacy. A grown-up can
turn clip auto-play off in Parent Controls.Mojiventure is free to play. There is an optional one-time unlock for extra content — it is never required, and the game is fully playable without it. Nothing else is for sale, there is no subscription, and there are no loot boxes or in-game currency purchases.
We never see or store card details. Payment is handled entirely by whichever service you buy through:
Because purchases on a child's device are made through the app store, we recommend grown-ups keep purchase confirmation switched on in their device's parental settings.
We hold no central database of users, so there is no personal data on our side to provide, correct, or delete — your data is on your device, under your control.
Game data is kept in your device's standard local storage. No storage method is perfectly secure, but because we do not collect or transmit personal information to any server we operate, there is no central store of user data for us to safeguard.
We may update this policy — for example, if we add features. When we do, we'll revise the "Last updated" date above, and significant changes will be reflected in an app update.
Questions about this policy or about how Mojiventure works? Contact us at:
Mojigames
hello@mojiventure.com