Dodgemaxxer third-party notices

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.