Privacy policy

Mow the Neighborhood for Meta Quest · Updated 10 November 2026

meabd develops and publishes Mow the Neighborhood. You can play without creating an account with us.

What the game saves

The game keeps your completed jobs, in-game cash, tools, keepsakes, tutorial progress and settings on your headset. It also saves pictures of virtual yards for the garage photo wall. Those pictures show the game world. The save does not contain your name, email address or Meta account ID.

Playing on Quest

Your headset and Touch controllers supply movement so you can look around, hold tools and steer. meabd does not store movement histories. The game has no advertising. meabd does not sell player data.

Meta handles store purchases and account entitlements. Meta can confirm that your account has access to the game. If Meta Cloud Backup is enabled and the game save is included, Meta may back up the save to your Meta account. You can manage Cloud Backup in your headset’s settings. Meta’s handling of account and store data is described in the Meta Privacy Policy.

Gameplay analytics

The game uses Google Analytics for Firebase to understand how people play and to improve the game. When sharing is on, the game sends an event when you start a job, finish a job, buy a machine or finish the game.

Firebase records a random ID for this installation, session times, device model, Android version, app version and language. It uses your internet connection to estimate your country, region and city. These records do not include your name, email address, Meta account or Meta user ID. The game does not collect an advertising ID or use this information for ads. Google processes this data for meabd and keeps individual events for up to 14 months.

Sharing is on by default. To turn it off at any time, open Settings in the game and set Share play data to Off. Firebase privacy information · Google privacy policy

Deleting your data

Uninstall the game to remove your local save and in-game yard pictures. If there is a cloud copy, sign in to Meta Cloud Backups, select Mow the Neighborhood and delete its backup to prevent a later restore.

To stop gameplay analytics, set Share play data to Off in the game’s Settings. This stops future collection but does not delete events already sent. Because the records use a random installation ID, meabd cannot find them by name or account. A fresh installation gets a new ID.

Contacting meabd

If you email us, we use your email address and the details you send to respond to your request. For a privacy question or to request deletion of correspondence you sent us, email a.rehman0077@gmail.com with the subject “Mow the Neighborhood privacy”. We can help you find the headset or cloud deletion controls. We do not hold a server copy of your gameplay save.