Privacy policy
Last updated 14 August 2026. Orbit Breaker is a game for Wear OS watches, made by Dmitrii Samoilenko, the developer of the Google Play listing for package com.dmitry.orbitbreaker.
What the app collects
The game collects no personal data and no usage data. It has no account, no analytics, no crash reporting service, and no advertising.
The game does have one purchase. When the full game is bought, Google Play tells the app that the purchase exists. Google Play's own records of that purchase sit with Google. In the words of the Google Play Data safety form, this counts as purchase history under financial info, and the app declares it.
What the app sends
The game's own code opens no network connection and has no server behind it.
The Google Play Billing library, which the app includes for that one purchase, talks to the Google Play app on the same watch. Google Play then talks to Google to show the price in the local currency, take the payment, and give the purchase back after a reinstall. Google runs that exchange and Google's privacy policy covers it. Orbit Breaker never sees a card number, an address, or a name.
Chapter 1, Daily Orbit, the paid content once it is unlocked, all settings, and all progress work with the watch offline. Only the price, the purchase, and the restore need Google Play.
What the app stores on the watch
Settings, campaign progress, best scores, the run in progress, one flag that records whether the full game was bought, and the Google Play order number for that purchase are written to one file in the app's private storage on the watch. The order number is the receipt identifier Google Play issues for a purchase, and the app keeps it only so that a purchase can be identified if it is ever questioned. It is never sent anywhere and it is never shown in the game. Google Play does not always report one, and the game behaves the same when it is missing. No other app can read the file. It is removed when Orbit Breaker is uninstalled.
Settings, then Reset progress, clears records and the saved run and keeps settings. It keeps the purchase too, because a purchase is not progress.
The app allows Android backup for that one file, so that progress survives a watch reset or a move to another watch. The copy is made and held by Android under the watch owner's account, and Google's terms cover it. Orbit Breaker does not read or write the copy itself. Backup can be switched off in the watch system settings.
The purchase stays with the watch
Once the full game is bought, the unlock is written on the watch and stays there. The app does not check the purchase against Google Play again before letting anyone play, so the paid content keeps working with no network. A refund removes the purchase from the Google Play account but does not remove the unlock already written on that watch.
Permissions
The installed app declares five permissions.
- VIBRATE, asked for by the game, used for the haptics during play. Haptics can be switched off in Settings.
- com.android.vending.BILLING, INTERNET, and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE, all added by the Google Play Billing library and used to reach Google Play.
- com.dmitry.orbitbreaker.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION, an app-specific permission that Android support libraries define so that only this app can send broadcasts to their own receivers. It grants nothing outside the app.
The first four are normal permissions granted at install. The fifth is a signature permission held by the app itself. None of them prompts at runtime, and none of them reads a sensor, contacts, storage outside the app, or location.
People under 13
The app is not aimed at people under 13.
How the data is kept safe
The one file is written to the app's private storage on the watch, which Android keeps readable and writable only by Orbit Breaker itself. No other app on the watch can open it, and it leaves the watch only through the Android backup described above, which Android encrypts and holds under the watch owner's account. The app opens no network connection of its own, so none of it is transmitted anywhere by this app. The purchase exchange runs entirely inside Google Play over Google's own encrypted connections.
How long the data is kept, and deleting it
The file is kept for as long as Orbit Breaker is installed, and no longer. There is no copy anywhere else and no retention period beyond the app's own life on the watch.
Uninstalling Orbit Breaker removes the stored file from the watch. Settings, then Reset progress, clears records and the saved run without uninstalling. Purchase records held by Google Play are managed in the Google Play account.
Changes
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.
Contact
Dmitrii Samoilenko, trdmitriisamoilenko@gmail.com