V2.0.5 (8166)

  • Various bug fixes
  • Ad mission: Mandatory GDPR consent implemented
  • Mine list: New sorting option "Quality (incl. boosts)"
  • Warehouse info dialog: New button in price history opens dialog with trade history
  • Longclick on most item icons now directly opens the warehouse information dialog.

*Notes on the consent dialog:
The dialog is provided by Google (AdMob). Settings in this dialog are not saved. Google only receives and stores the "end result" of the form. The ability to reset consent-settings will be provided (for now, on Android: "Clear data" or reset advertising ID via Android system settings -> Advertising settings, on iOS: uninstall and reinstall the app).

In the previous version (v1.x) of Resources, personalized advertisements were presented to you without your consent. However, this year, user consent is now mandatory under the GDPR. Consent is given once through a dialog when opening the ad mission.

If you don't want to give blanket consent for personalized advertising, you have the option to grant consent for individual areas. By default, all options are inactive or defined as "denied." This means that confirming the default selection achieves the same result as "Decline," and you will no longer receive any advertisements. Consent must be explicitly and manually granted for each point and service provider.

If you only wish to accept non-personalized advertising, you must accept the first point in the selection ("Store and/or access information on a device") (a small amount of "personal" data is required to prevent abuse, consider frequency capping, and provide statistics for those who ultimately want to display and pay for the advertisements). Additionally, in the "Vendor preferences" settings, the only vendor that needs to be approved is "Google Advertising Products" (including the option "legitimate interest").

I recommend granting consent for personalized advertising in the interest of Resources-Game and all other content creators whose digital works you appreciate or use daily, and who finance their work, in part, through moderately served advertisements.