Effective Date: June 6, 2018
Thank you for playing our games!
We hope you enjoy them as much as we do making them.
So, you probably have questions about keeping you, or your children safe while connected to our games through your mobile device. Things like age limits, in-app purchases, and privacy are all very valid concerns, and we’re here to make sure that you get the support you need.
To be clear this guide provide information in addition to the "Terms of Service" governing the relationship between you and "June Gaming Private Limited" having its registered office at Unit 37/38, Everest Heights, Viman Nagar, Pune 411014, INDIA (hereinafter "June" or "Us" or "We") regarding your use of June's games, websites and related services (the "Service"). Use of the Service is also governed by June's Privacy Policy and other relevant policies, which are incorporated herein by reference.
To make sure you can enjoy June games in a safe and controlled environment, we stick to a clear set of principles that’ve served our gamers and us well:
We respect our gamers, and we put all our might into making the most fun games for them to enjoy. We’ll never sacrifice game quality for any other short-term considerations.
We want you to be in total control of your experience with June games. That means that before you or your child download our games, you should be given upfront information about the game’s content. This means that it should be totally clear when you’re about to make any purchases within a game.
If you or your child ever has any problems with our games, you should be able to quickly find out how to fix it. As well as providing guides like this, that means helping you to contact the right company for your issue, whether it’s to do with payments (which will usually be Google or Apple, who process purchases and refunds) or the game itself (which will usually be us).
Read on as we try to cover what might be your most likely questions. If we’ve missed anything, email us at parents@JuneGaming.com. In your email, be sure to include any specific details that might be useful, like what happened and when, possible transaction ID receipts, relevant screenshots, etc.
Our games are globally available for free on iOS or Android phones and tablets. To start playing one of our games, the games' app has to be downloaded to the device via the Play Store (Android) or App Store (Apple), Facebook Instant Games and on our HTML5 Portal at June.in.
Under our Terms of Service users of our games ( must be at least 13 years of age. Although the graphical content of the games may be suitable for younger audiences, there are multiple reasons for responsible developers to apply a minimum age of 13. Some of these reasons are in-app purchases, privacy and the fact that all of our games have a chat functionality.
Please note: When you download our games from e.g. Google Play or Apple's App Store you will find published age recommendations in the apps description. However, these age or maturity classifications refer only to the content suitability (similar to movie ratings G, PG or PG-13 in the U.S., but related to gameplay, animations, etc.) according to the respective rating body responsible for such ratings. As these ratings are done independently by a third party without our contribution, they are not necessarily in line with our <a href="tos.html" class="link" >Terms of Service.</a>
For more info on how these categories are defined, visit these support websites for Apple and Google.
Our players are asked to set up a username during the game's tutorial or one is automatically selected for the user. We recommend that our players choose a nickname not directly identifiable to the payers real life person to increase security and privacy. You are able to change the username through the in-game settings (open the game, tap on the gear-wheel icon and look for "change name").
We do not store any credit card information related to in-game purchases as the payment transactions are completed through Apple's App Store or Google Play (depending on your device) via the personal email address associated with that account.
When contacting our support through the in-game chat, you'll have the option to share your email address with us. We'll always ask for your consent when sending direct marketing messages to your mobile device. We won't sell or disclose your personal data to third parties for their own commercial purposes.
Please find out more about our privacy and data processing practices from our Privacy Policy.
All June games have a form of in-game chat functionality. Many of our players enjoy interacting with one another through chat in our games, and we work hard to maintain a safe and secure environment for that.
In all our games, players can talk to other players by joining a team (called Squads, Clans, Team depending on the game). Once you join a squad, you have access to the squad chat functionality and can talk to the members of your squad. Squads can be closed, invite-only or open to everyone.
In some games, users have access to a public chat room with other players from around the world. This is called global chat or just "global".
Although June Chat only allows text messaging, it is still worth reminding young people about their own digital footprint. Once shared, messages can be copied, re-shared and posted anywhere online.
We display regular warnings against sharing personal information. If issues arise, our games contain easy to access tools for players to report any offensive, insulting or inappropriate behaviour to us. In global chat users have the option to mute players whose messages they do not want to see. This means that they will not see messages posted in chat by this user.
All squad chats also have a profanity filter. It's a good idea to advise your child that if they are chatting with someone they don't know and are uncomfortable with, they should exit the squad/game and speak to you about it. Users can leave a team whenever they want to. Furthermore a report functionality is directly accessible from within the chat. Read more about that in the next section.
If you or your child come across a user that is not following June's Safe and Fair Play Policy, report them to us in a few simple steps.
The reporter's identity is not shared with the person being reported. Using the Report button does not automatically end up in a ban for the reported user. However, every report is manually reviewed by our moderators and taken seriously. Due to the amount of reports we receive, it may take up to 72 hours until a report is reviewed. For more urget attention please use our support team here https://junegaming.freshdesk.com/
If you need to report any concerns by email, reach us at parents@JuneGaming.com - including specific details about the player in question (e.g. screenshots of the conversation and or player profile), to help us quickly understand and identify the issue.
All June games are free to download, offering optional "in-app purchases". In-app purchases are never required to play the game, but can be used to enhance certain gameplay elements. In-app purchases vary in price, ranging from $0.99 to $99.99 (without taxes) in U.S. app stores, for example. In-app purchases are paid for with real money, and are always clearly labeled as such. They are accessible "in game", meaning that the options to make a purchase are found within the game itself.
As long as no payment information (e.g. credit card information) is added to your child's device, no purchases can be made. Should you decide to make purchases for your child and for this reason add your payment information to the device, remember to adjust password protection settings, or disable in-app purchases entirely afterwards to avoid unauthorised purchases.
In-app purchase settings are different depending on what sort of device you are using. Find the instructions you need linked below:
June does not process payments for in-app purchases, or have access to credit card information. Payment transactions themselves are processed through the App Store or Google Play (depending on your device) via the personal email address associated with that account. Transaction receipts are emailed to you by Apple or Google after each purchase. Sometimes, purchases may be bundled together if you've bought multiple items, and it might take a few days for you to receive the receipt. These post-purchase processes are subject to change by Apple or Google. June doesn't offer any billing programs.
We don't process payments for in-app purchases, nor do we have access to any of your payment information. That's because the payment transactions themselves are completed through Apple's App Store or Google Play (depending on your device) via your personal email address associated with that account. Receipts for these transactions are emailed to you by Apple or Google after each purchase (though please note that any post-purchase processes are controlled by Apple or Google and are subject to change by them).
Usually transactions are instant. However in rare cases it can take up to 48 hours for transactions to process through Apple or Google and then make it into your game. It is also recommended to restart the app by fully closing and re-opening it. Sometimes a fresh connection to the servers can trigger the in-app currency to appear.
If it's been 48 hours and still nothing has happened, please contact Apple or Google directly for more information.
As with most downloadable software products, items bought in our games (in-app purchases) are non-refundable. In rare cases, exceptions can be applied.
If the purchase was made on an Apple (iOS) device:
For purchases made on an iOS device, June is not able to handle refunds directly. Please visit Apple support and select the "Contact iTunes store support" link, then "Purchases, billing and redemption" and choose the option that fits you best.
If the purchase was made on a Google (Android) device:
Please send an email to parents@JuneGaming.com or contact us directly through in-game support by going to Settings > Help & Support and then tap "Contact Us" in the upper right hand corner. In your message please state the name of the game the purchase was made in and add the receipt of the purchase. The transaction ID (looks similar to this - GPA.4545-4545-4545-45456) at the bottom of the document must be visible. Receipts for transactions have been emailed to you by Google after each purchase.
Please note: Receipts for any transactions are emailed to you by Apple or Google soon after each purchase. However, purchases may be bundled together if you've bought multiple items and might take longer. These post-purchase processes are subject to change by Apple or Google. June doesn't offer any billing programs.
To review your purchase history, please check the guides below:
If you want to make an in-app purchase, the only way is to buy through the game itself on your mobile device. Beware of any third party sites that promise you enhancements for our games (like “free gem” websites, etc). These sites may collect your personal information, money, or both, and often never deliver the promised in-game products. Selling, redeeming or trading virtual in-game currency is otherwise not allowed by our Terms of Service.
IMPORTANT: As with anything related to the Internet, always keep your passwords to yourself and consider changing them on a regular basis. June will never ask you for your game account password(s) or credit card information.
If neither you nor anyone else who has access to your device have played one of our games, but you have been billed for a purchase(s) made within our games, it is likely that your Google or Apple account was compromised. If so, immediately contact Apple or Google by following the instructions below:
For Apple (iOS) devices:
Visit Apple support and select the "Contact iTunes store support" link, then "Purchases, billing and redemption" and choose the option that fits you best.
For Google (Android) devices:
Please send an email to parents@JuneGaming.com or contact us directly through in-game support by going to Settings > Help & Support and then tap "Contact Us" in the upper right hand corner. In your message please state the name of the game the purchase was made in and add the receipt of the purchase. The transaction ID (looks similar to this - GPA.4545-4545-4545-45456) at the bottom of the document must be visible. Receipts for transactions have been emailed to you by Google after each purchase..
If you’ve already contacted Apple or Google about suspected fraudulent activity and they’ve sent you to us, please contact us at helpdesk@JuneGaming.com. Be sure to include specific details like what happened and when, transaction ID receipts, relevant screenshots, etc.
Like we said, we’re here to help! If you have any more questions, there are several ways you can contact us!
We don't offer support via phone but we are easy to reach either directly from within the game or via email. Our well trained support staff is happy to answer your questions 24/7 via our Support Portal at https://junegaming.freshdesk.com/.
You can send us an email at parents@JuneGaming.com. In your email, be sure to include any specific details that might be useful, like what happened and when, possible transaction ID receipts, relevant screenshots, etc.
June's Headquarters is in Pune, India. Funny Co-incidence with June Pune. Additionally we have support offices in San Francisco.
June's games are made to be enjoyed. They can be a great way to destress and take a break. If you feel as though your child isn't having much fun with the games, then don't be afraid to speak to them about it. Below is a list of things that are worth discussing with your child.
Talk about your child's gaming habits. Encourage them to speak to you about anything that upsets them.
We recommend showing interest and even playing the game with your child at regular intervals. Helpful hint: go through in-game tutorials and game guides together in order to make sure you both understand how the game works. In particular, you and your child should know how to use the mute and report tool.
Make sure your child's in-game nickname is not their real name. You might also want to check if their nickname is inappropriate.
Get familiar with ways to restrict or turn off in-app purchases on your child's device.
Carefully discuss the dangers of talking to strangers online. They should develop a healthy skepticism of who they're talking to and about what. Key things they should NOT share include: gender, age, location, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, height, hobbies
If all things fail and your child runs into in-game problems, report it so we can help.
A unique new language has emerged online, especially in games. Below are some commonly used terms, in addition to what they mean. This might come in handy when having a conversation with your child about gaming.
Noob, n00b - Someone who is new to the game, or acts as though they are new to the game
Scrub - An unskilled player
Troll - People who taunt, tease or bait other players for a reaction
Spamming - When someone repeatedly sends messages or requests
BM'ing - Short for "Bad Mannering" - usually involves taunting or poor sportsmanship
Doxxing - Broadcasting someone's personal information against their will
SWATing - Sending police to someone's home address
pwnd / pwn3d - Synonym for "Owned" - term is used when authoritatively outplaying someone else
Griefer - Similar to troll, someone who ruins a players battle or undermines their effort in the game, causing grief
Grooming - Befriending and establishing an emotional connection with a child to lower the child's inhibitions with the object of sexual abuse
Other Online Slang Guide
Thanks for your help in making our games as safe and as fun as possible!
- Your friends at June Gaming.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”