Third-party notices — Dodgemaxxer

Dodgemaxxer (Asetral) ships third‑party components—including open‑source libraries and commercially licensed SDKs such as Firebase and AdMob. This file inventories the principal npm runtime dependencies in the binaries (Android / iOS / web). Exact versions are pinned in package.json and the lockfile.


Advertising

Component Provided by
Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) Google LLC — via react-native-google-mobile-ads

Account, sync, diagnostics (Firebase / Google backend)

Uses Firebase services on native builds (Google LLC), via the @react-native-firebase/* packages:

Firebase use is governed by Google’s applicable terms and privacy notices (see the Dodgemaxxer Privacy Policy).


Google Sign-In

Component Provided by
Google Sign-In (native) Google LLC — via @react-native-google-signin/google-signin

Core application stack


Expo toolkit (modules used directly)

Transitive Expo packages are also present as part of the Expo SDK toolchain.


Navigation


Libraries (npm; mostly permissive OSS)

Includes MIT-style and similar open‑source-licensed packages, plus icons bundled via @expo/vector-icons (see upstream package for font/glyph subsets and their notices).


Bundled media and assets

Audio and visual assets shipped with the app may include third‑party-licensed clips (e.g. from Jamendo/Freesound per project tooling). LICENSE_AUDIO.md is the authoritative attribution list for bundled audio — keep it aligned with assets/audio.

Images, fonts bundled outside @expo/vector-icons, and other marketing assets should retain license files or credits as required by their licensors.


License notice (general)

Each dependency is subject to its upstream license (e.g. MIT, Apache-2.0, BSD, or vendor terms for Google SDKs). Copyright and full license texts are retained in node_modules for packages published on npm where applicable.

For OSS compliance in distribution, reproduce notices as required by those licenses — this document is an inventory and pointer, not a substitute for verbatim license reproduction where mandated.