Last updated: May 18, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains what information Nova may collect, how Nova may use it, when it may be visible or shared, and the choices users may have when using Nova’s sign-in, friends, follows, invites, parties, WebRTC multiplayer, creator tools, uploaded assets, and user-created games.
This Privacy Policy applies to Nova and related pages, tools, and services, including sign-in or account-like functionality, usernames, guest IDs, friends, requests, follows, invites, parties, multiplayer sessions, WebRTC features, creator tools, uploads, saved projects, user-created games, and published content.
Nova may collect information you provide directly, information created through your use of the platform, and certain technical information automatically. This may include usernames, display names, guest IDs, browser or session IDs, local storage values, friend status, follow activity, invite activity, party and room data, multiplayer session data, selected games, gameplay actions, scores, created or published games, uploaded assets, project titles and settings, device and browser information, IP address, approximate location derived from IP, logs, timestamps, performance data, error reports, and service activity needed to run Nova.
Nova may also collect messages or payloads sent through game or multiplayer systems if needed to operate, troubleshoot, protect, or moderate the platform.
Nova is a social and multiplayer gaming platform. Your username may be visible in sign-in related displays, welcome screens, friend search results, friends lists, friend requests, follow features, invite flows, party screens, room activity, multiplayer sessions, published games, creator-related areas, and other social features inside Nova.
When you use friends, invites, parties, follow flows, rooms, lobbies, or multiplayer features, Nova may process usernames, party membership, ready states, room identifiers, selected game information, invite status, player roles, gameplay actions, scores, connection state, and similar session data required to make those features work.
Some of this information may be visible to the other users involved in the same interaction, party, room, invite flow, follow flow, or game session.
Some Nova multiplayer features may use WebRTC peer-to-peer technology. To connect players, Nova or the browser may process signaling data, session descriptions, ICE candidates, STUN or TURN requests, room IDs, player roles, connection state, and other network or browser metadata needed to establish or maintain a connection.
Depending on your browser, device, network, and privacy settings, WebRTC connection setup may involve network information such as IP addresses, candidate addresses, ports, protocols, and routing details. Some of this information may be exchanged with the other player’s browser, signaling infrastructure, or connection services used to support the session.
Game actions or multiplayer messages may be sent peer-to-peer through a WebRTC data channel once connected. Nova may also use database or signaling services to create rooms, exchange connection setup data, update party state, or reconnect sessions.
If you use Nova’s creator tools, Nova may collect and store information related to projects, games, uploads, images, code, settings, labels, objects, characters, animations, multiplayer configuration, publishing choices, and other content you create or submit.
Published or shared games, assets, descriptions, icons, backgrounds, code output, or other content may be visible to other users depending on how the feature is designed.
Nova may use collected information to operate username, guest ID, local browser, and account-like functionality; display usernames; run friends, follows, invites, parties, multiplayer rooms, WebRTC connections, and game sessions; host and show user-created games and assets; save projects; publish content; improve platform performance and reliability; troubleshoot issues; prevent abuse; protect the service; enforce rules; respond to support, safety, privacy, copyright, moderation, and legal requests; and comply with applicable law.
Nova may share information with other users when a feature is designed to display usernames, social activity, friend or invite activity, party status, room activity, selected games, player roles, gameplay state, multiplayer participation, or published content.
Nova may also share information with service providers that help host, store, process, secure, analyze, signal, connect, or support the platform, including hosting, database, storage, authentication, analytics, security, WebRTC signaling, STUN or TURN connection, and technical service providers.
Nova may disclose information when required by law or legal process, to enforce policies, investigate abuse, prevent harm, protect rights and safety, or in connection with a merger, acquisition, restructuring, financing, sale of assets, or similar business event.
Nova does not intentionally sell personal information or intentionally share it for cross-context behavioral advertising at this time. If that changes, Nova should update this Policy and provide legally required choices.
Nova may use local storage, session storage, cached assets, cookies, or similar browser technologies to remember usernames, guest IDs, saved settings, project state, selected games, multiplayer state, and basic platform preferences.
Nova may keep information for as long as reasonably necessary to operate the platform, maintain functionality, preserve safety and moderation records, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, enforce policies, and support backup or recovery needs. Retention periods may vary depending on the type of information and the reason it is stored.
Nova may use measures intended to protect information, but no online service can promise absolute security. Nova cannot guarantee that information will never be accessed, disclosed, altered, or destroyed by unauthorized parties.
You are also responsible for protecting your device, browser, local storage, and access to the platform.
Nova is not intended to knowingly collect personal information from children under 13 without legally required notice and consent. If you believe a child under 13 has provided personal information to Nova in a way that should not have happened, contact Nova so the information can be reviewed and addressed.
You can choose what username to use and whether to use certain social, invite, multiplayer, or creator features. Depending on where you live and what laws apply, you may have rights to request access to, correction of, deletion of, or more information about personal information collected by Nova.
Nova may provide additional notices or rights information where required by applicable law.
Nova may rely on third-party infrastructure and tools, including services such as Firebase, Firestore, Realtime Database, Storage, hosting, analytics, security tools, browser APIs, WebRTC connection services, and similar providers. These providers may process information on Nova’s behalf to provide, secure, and support the platform.
Third-party games, links, embedded content, or user-created content may have their own privacy practices. Nova is not responsible for privacy practices of third parties that Nova does not control.
Nova may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Updated versions become effective when posted unless a later date is stated. Continued use of Nova after an update means you accept the revised Privacy Policy.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, want to request a privacy-related review, or want to report a privacy concern, email cmofficalbusiness@gmail.com.