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LEGO® Play privacy label

LEGO System A/S · Entertainment · Android
Data last synced August 28, 2026

LEGO® Play collects app interactions, other user-generated content, photos, without sharing it with third parties according to its label.

View on the Play Store Read LEGO System A/S's privacy policy
✕ Shares with third parties✓ Encrypts data in transit✓ Supports deletion requests

Data collected

App interactions
Analytics
Other user-generated content
Analytics
Photos
App functionality
Videos
App functionality
Name
Account management
Email address
Account management
User IDs
Account management
Other info
Account management

Third parties potentially receiving data (unverified)

Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.

Facebook Unverified
“mini-sites that we run on third-party social networks such as Facebook”
Facebook Unverified
“from third parties whom you have instructed to share data with us (for example, to sign in to your LEGO account using a third-party game or social media service like Epic Games or Facebook)”
Epic Games Unverified
“to sign in to your LEGO account using a third-party game or social media service like Epic Games or Facebook”
Merlin Entertainments Unverified
“from retail and entertainment partners such as Merlin Entertainments, BrickLink marketplace sellers and buyers”
Cloudflare Unverified
“we also use Cloudflare Turnstile, a service designed to help prevent abuse and automated misuse of our services by distinguishing human users from bots. In this context, certain technical and security‑related information may be processed by Cloudflare for security and abuse‑prevention purposes.”
BrickLink Unverified
“Buyers & Sellers on the BrickLink ® Marketplace. We share your data with sellers for order fulfillment purposes, and similarly buyers can see seller contact information.”

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About this data: sourced from Android's official privacy-label disclosures, last synced 2026-08-28. Third-party sharing claims are extracted from the developer's own privacy policy and are unverified.