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Nome Terra game, by Gerix AMN. Last updated: 17 October 2026.

Nome Terra is a word game to play together. This page explains, in plain words, what the game keeps and what it does not keep.

What the game keeps on your phone

• The name and the avatar you chose.
• Games in progress, so you can carry on later.
• The history of the last games and your choices of time, rounds and categories.
• Whether you turned sounds, music and vibration on or off.
• Your game coins and the categories you created. Coins have no money value and cannot be bought.

All of this stays inside the phone. It is not sent anywhere, there are no accounts and no passwords, and it disappears if you uninstall the game or clear the app data.

Playing with other people

In the mode where everyone plays on their own phone, the devices talk to each other over the local Wi-Fi network or over someone's hotspot. The messages carry the name, the avatar and the game answers, and they go from phone to phone, without going through any server of ours. No internet is needed. While a room is open, the name of whoever opened it is visible to anyone on the same network, so the phones can find each other.

Ads

The game shows Google AdMob ads so it can stay free. To choose and count the ads, AdMob collects and shares with Google the device advertising identifier, the approximate location worked out from the internet address (the country and the city, never where exactly you are), diagnostic information about how the app is running, and the interactions with the ads. That collection is done by Google and follows their rules: how Google uses information.

• Ads never appear while someone is writing, on the letter screen, or on the pass-the-phone screen.
• Rewarded videos are always your choice, and they only give coins or open extra categories and places, never points.
• In the game Settings you can review the ad permissions you gave.

Permissions the game asks for

• Network and Wi-Fi: only so the phones in the group can find each other and play together.
• Nearby devices: required by Android to look for rooms on the network. It is not used to know where you are and the game does not collect your location.
• Internet: for the ads and, once a day, to check the right time for the daily coin prize: it is an empty request to a Google server that carries none of your data. The game itself works without internet.

Children

The game was made for the whole family and does not ask for a real name, age, e-mail, phone number, photographs or location. The name you type can be a nickname.

Deleting your data

As nothing leaves the phone, it is enough to uninstall the game or clear the app data in the Android settings for nothing to remain.

Talk to us

Gerix AMN, Mozambique. E-mail: albertonota2004@gmail.com