Privacy policy
USG Skateboarding, by Rad Games. In force from 15 November 2026.
The short version. You can play the whole game without giving us anything. If you join the Jam, we keep the name you pick, your times and the recordings of your runs, so other riders can see and race them. That is all we hold. There are no adverts, no tracking and no analytics software in the game, and you can delete your Jam account from inside it at any time.
What we collect, and why
If you only play the Career
Nothing. Your progress, Cash, Gear and settings are saved on your phone and never sent to us.
If you join the Jam
The Jam is the weekly online race. The first time you pick a name for its board, the game makes an account for you. There is no email address or password. We then keep, on our server:
- An account number: a random code that stands for your phone's copy of the game.
- The name you chose, which other players see. Please don't use your real name.
- Your times and trick scores for each week's Jam.
- Your Ghost: a recording of how your rider moved on your fastest run, so others can race it.
- Reports: if you report another rider's name, or yours is reported, a record of that.
We use these only to run the Jam: to show the boards, to let riders race each other's Ghosts, and to keep names clean. Names are checked by an automatic filter, and a name reported by several riders is replaced automatically.
If you buy the Full Game
Apple handles the purchase. We never see your card or your Apple account details, and our server keeps no record of who has bought it. Apple sends us sales totals, not names.
What our server sees in passing
Like any online service, the server that runs the Jam receives your internet address (IP address) when the game talks to it, and our hosting provider keeps short-lived logs of that for security. We don't use it to identify you.
What Apple may share with us
If you have agreed on your iPhone to share analytics with app developers, Apple gives us summary figures about how the game is used and when it crashes. They don't identify you.
This website
This site counts its visits with Vercel Web Analytics: which pages are opened, from which country and what kind of device. It sets no cookies and doesn't identify or follow you. The game itself contains nothing of the kind.
What we don't do
- No adverts in the game, and no advertising or tracking software.
- No selling or sharing of your information with anyone for their own use.
- No access to your contacts, photos, location, camera or microphone.
Where it's kept, and who helps us keep it
The Jam's information is stored in the European Union (Ireland) with Supabase, the company that hosts our database. They act on our instructions and may not use it for anything else. If you play from outside the EU, your Jam information is sent there.
How long we keep it
For as long as your Jam account exists. When you delete the account, your name, times, Ghosts and reports are removed from our server straight away. Copies of a Ghost that the network has stored to speed up downloads can take up to an hour to clear. Server logs are removed on our hosting provider's usual schedule.
Deleting your information
In the game, open Settings, find Jam account and tap Delete my Jam account. It takes effect at once. Deleting the game from your phone removes everything saved on the phone, but not your Jam account, so delete the account first.
If you no longer have the game, email us and we'll remove what we can identify as yours. Because accounts have no email address, tell us the name you rode under.
Your rights
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to see the information we hold about you, to have it corrected or deleted, and to object to how it's used. Email us and we'll act on it within a month. You can also complain to your local data protection authority.
Children
The game is suitable for all ages and doesn't ask for personal information. A Jam name is public, so a child should choose one that says nothing about who they are. If you're a parent and want your child's Jam account removed, delete it in the game or email us.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be published here with its date. If a change means we collect more than this page describes, the game will say so before it happens.
Contact
Rad Games is responsible for the information described here.