Data Architecture & User Sovereignty.
At Motionfield, we treat user data with the same precision we apply to our physics engines. This document outlines our technical commitment to your digital boundaries.
Version: 2026.1.29
Location: Roma, Italy [41.9028° N, 12.4964° E]
Status: Active / Verified
The Data Lifecycle
We don't just "collect" data; we architect environments where information serves a functional purpose. Every byte of telemetry we process is stripped of identifying markers to ensure the focus remains on optimizing application performance, not profiling human behavior.
Personal Identifiers
Email addresses and usernames provided during account creation are encrypted using AES-256 protocols before reaching our cold storage arrays.
Hardware Metadata
Device model, OS version, and GPU architecture are logged to mitigate thermal throttling and optimize frame-rate stability (120Hz standards).
Connectivity Patterns
IP addresses are utilized solely for low-latency matchmaking and geological server routing, then obfuscated within 72 hours of the session close.
In-App Economics
Transaction histories are mirrored across secure ledgers to prevent state-loss, ensuring your digital assets remain accessible regardless of server migration.
Visual Anchor: Data Fortress Integrity Monitoring.
Real-time encryption monitoring active.
The Principles of Motion-Privacy
Our approach is built on three industrial-grade pillars. We don't believe in "privacy by accident." It is engineered into every line of code we write.
01. Purpose Limitation
Data collected for physics optimization cannot be repurposed for target marketing. We strictly silo our analytics to prevent cross-contamination.
02. Temporal Rigidity
Data retention is limited to the minimum time necessary for function. If a game log isn't needed for current balancing, it is purged automatically by our 'Sweep' cron jobs.
03. Explicit Consent
We do not bury data sharing in legalese. If an app requires location for low-latency regional play, we ask clearly. You maintain the kill-switch at all times.
// Method Note: Evaluation of Robustness
Every data pipe at Motionfield is subjected to a bi-annual "Heat Check"—a stress test that simulates credential theft and lateral movement within our networks. Our robustness is evaluated based on the time-to-encryption and the effectiveness of our honeypot arrays. We acknowledge that no system is 100% immune (risk awareness); therefore, we focus on minimizing the "Blast Radius" of any potential leakage.
External Transmission
Motionfield collaborates with strategic technology partners to maintain the infrastructure of our applications. Sharing only occurs under strict contractual obligations that exceed standard GDPR requirements.
- Cloud Infrastructure Providers (AWS/Azure)
- Payment Processors (Stripe/PayPal)
- Analytic Engines (Unity Analytics/Firebase)
Interrogating our Privacy
A guide for investors, regulators, and power-users on how we hold ourselves accountable.
How do you handle data in cross-border transfers?
#Q1We use Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) to ensure data leaving the EU for our processing centers in North America maintains the same protection level as it had in Rome.
Is in-game chat logged or monitored?
#Q2Chat data is momentarily processed for toxicity via local-side filters; the server only retains logs if a user report is triggered for a specific violation of terms.
Can a user permanently delete their motion-fingerprint?
#Q3Yes. Submitting a 'Right to Erasure' request triggers a cascade across our databases that removes all associated IDs within 30 days.
Do you use biometric data for AR features?
#Q4Never. Our AR apps utilize spatial mapping which remains localized on the hardware; Motionfield never receives the raw visual feed or depth-mesh of your environment.
How do you protect against data breaches?
#Q5We utilize a 'Defense-in-Depth' structure where even a breached frontend provides zero access to the backend storage clusters, which are isolated on separate subnets.
Direct Channel to the DPO.
If you have technical inquiries regarding our data handling or wish to exercise your rights under the GDPR, please contact our Data Protection Officer immediately.