Apps from da Woodz

Terms of Service

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Provider and scope

Peter Weiss (Apps from da Woodz), Masselstraße 26/1, 72290 Loßburg, Germany. For help with the apps or purchases, email appsfromdawoodz@gmail.com. See the legal notice for further provider details.

These terms cover the following Android apps and the content offered in them when you get them through Google Play. The list shows each app’s Google Play name, what its in-app purchase includes, and where to find its privacy policy.

Apps on Google Play

Using the apps

You may use the apps for personal entertainment on compatible devices. You may not redistribute or sell the apps or their content as your own app without permission, or bypass purchase restrictions without authorisation. Uses permitted by law remain allowed.

When using soundboards or scare effects, keep the volume and your surroundings in mind. Play sirens and similar effects in a way that people will not mistake for a real alarm. Hold your device securely during games that involve shaking and take breaks as needed during fast tapping or shaking games. Follow warnings about jump scares and flash effects.

The Prank App simulates effects for entertainment. Do not use its tools to harass anyone, fake a real emergency or startle people in situations where it could put them in danger. Party Games for Adults 18+ is intended for adults and is available on Google Play in selected countries outside the EU.

Ads and in-app purchases

“Remove ads” is an in-app purchase when an app offers that option. Depending on the app, you can pay to remove ads or unlock additional content, games or features. Before you confirm a purchase, you can see what the offer includes and how much it costs.

To make an in-app purchase, select the offer in the app and follow Google Play’s steps to complete the purchase. You’ll receive an email confirmation. To find your orders in the Play Store app, go to Profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Budget & history. In-app purchases on Google Play · Viewing your order history

Consumer rights

Your statutory rights remain in effect. Where applicable, these include the right of withdrawal, refund rights, remedies for defects and the right to receive required updates, including security updates. See the information provided for your purchase for any applicable right of withdrawal. If you have a question or problem, you can contact me. For purchases billed through Google Play, you can also use Google Play’s refund information. Your statutory rights do not depend on contacting Google Play support first.

Privacy

The privacy policies in the app list describe how each app handles data. For information about this site, see the website privacy policy.