Assault Front: Global

Privacy

Last updated 30 October 2026

Assault Front: Global is run by Groot Games. We keep what we store about you to what the game needs to work. This page says plainly what that is.

Your account

• Login and password. You choose a login name and a password. We keep the password only as a secure one-way hash: nobody, including us, can read it back.
• Your device. When you sign in, the game sends an ID for your device and its model name. We use them to show the accounts you have used on that device, so you can switch between them.
• Sign-in sessions. Signing in creates session keys so you stay signed in. We keep only a one-way hash of each key, and they expire.
• Dates. When your account was made and when you last signed in.
• Groot ID and Telegram. If you sign in with or link a Groot ID, we keep its public ID and handle (groot.games tells us nothing else that we store; see the Groot ID privacy policy). If you use Telegram, we keep your Telegram user ID and username or first name. Our bot only sends you sign-in codes.

What you play and share

• Game progress: your statistics, inventory, coins, duel rating, match history and season progress.
• Your profile: your nickname, the profile picture you upload, your description and any social link you add. Other players can see your profile.
• Friends and comments: your friends list and friend requests, and the comments and likes you leave on profiles. Comments show your nickname to everyone who views that profile.
• Online status: whether you are online or in a match is shown to your friends while you play. It is kept only in the server's memory, never saved.

Server logs

Like every website and game server, ours log the IP address and time of each connection, which helps us keep the game running and stop abuse. The web server never logs the session keys in addresses. Web server logs are deleted after 14 days; the game servers' own logs are deleted as newer logs replace them. When the game sends a request the server does not know, the server records its shape (with values such as passwords and keys removed) so we can fix missing features.

Where it is stored

Everything above is stored on our own server in Singapore. We do not sell it, we do not use it for advertising, and we do not share it, except when the law requires us to.

Google components in the app

The Android app includes components from Google (Firebase and Google Play services). Depending on your phone's settings, these can send information such as an app-instance ID, your device's advertising ID and basic app events to Google, under Google's privacy policy. We do not receive or control that information. You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings (Settings > Google > Ads or Settings > Privacy > Ads).

This website

assaultfront.com uses no cookies, no trackers and no analytics. Its fonts and pictures are served from our own server. Our web server logs your IP address as described above.

Children

Assault Front: Global is not meant for children under 13, and we do not knowingly keep accounts of children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has an account, contact us and we will delete it.

Deleting your account

Email support@groot.games with your login name and ask us to delete your account. We delete it with everything listed above, except entries in server logs, which disappear on their own as described.

Changes and contact

If we change what we store, we update this page and its date. Questions: support@groot.games.