Aviator notes from the Jet Fighter listing
Checked: every public line this Aviator harddeck transcribed from the Jet Fighter: Sky Combat 3D Google Play listing on 29 October 2026. Result: a field-by-field note that can be diffed later against Corrections. This column is the ledger, not a mood piece. Where the store is silent, the ledger says so in words.
Checked: source URL. Result: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tenzen.skyfightermodernwarplane. Package com.tenzen.skyfightermodernwarplane. No mirror APK was used. No third-party store scrapers were trusted over the live card.
Title, developer, and support block
Checked: title string. Result: Jet Fighter: Sky Combat 3D — Modern Zombie Games as presented on the developer listing context we recorded. Developer: Muhammad Shaheer Bin Yamin. Support email: [email protected]. Phone: +923161258749. Geography on the developer page: Karachi, Pakistan. The Aviator desk copies these strings without “cleaning” the Modern Zombie Games label into something catchier.
Checked: desk contacts versus developer contacts. Result: [email protected] is editorial only. Confusing the two channels would send crash reports to a company that does not ship the binary.
Checked: affiliation statement for this ledger. Result: Go Private Chat is not affiliated with the developer, tenzenstudios, Google Play, or Google LLC. Store names belong to their owners. This site does not host or distribute the app.
Rating, downloads, genre, and age
Checked: rating. Result: 3.5 stars from 502 reviews. Checked: downloads. Result: 100K+. Checked: genre. Result: Action. Checked: content rating. Result: Everyone. Together these lines form the social-proof and suitability band on the home passport. The Aviator keyword does not alter the numbers; it only frames why this desk cares about an Action sky title.
Checked: review sampling. Result: not performed on this pass. Quoting individual user reviews would require a separate method with selection criteria. The ledger therefore stops at aggregate stars and count.
Checked: download precision. Result: Play buckets are left as buckets. Writing “exactly one hundred thousand” would invent precision the UI does not show.
Commercial flags
Checked: ads. Result: Contains ads. Checked: purchases. Result: In-app purchases; In-Game Purchases (Includes Random Items). These three lines are mandatory on the Aviator card. Softening random items into “cosmetics maybe” fails protocol. Pricing tables were not visible on the public card we used, so prices are omitted rather than guessed.
Checked: whether ads imply a specific ad network. Result: no network names on the card. The ledger records the flag only.
Update stamp
Checked: Updated field. Result: 16 Oct 2026. Relative to the harddeck pass on 29 October 2026, the stamp is recent. It is not a changelog, not a version string, and not proof of bugfix content. Size, OS requirement, and exact version remain unpublished on the card — see the omissions column for the explicit gap list.
Data safety transcription
Checked: Data safety panel. Result: may share Personal info with third parties; listing also states No data collected; encrypted in transit; Data can't be deleted. The Aviator desk preserves the tension between sharing and collection claims instead of collapsing them. Full page: Data and permissions. This ledger only confirms the lines were present on the check date.
Checked: permissions list beyond Data safety. Result: not separately enumerated in this pass beyond what Data safety summarised. Inventing microphone or location claims would be a failure.
Artwork inventory
Checked: local assets tied to the listing. Result: icon jet-fighter-sky-combat.png; preview jet-fighter-sky-combat-preview.jpg; still-1.jpg through still-4.jpg at 1280×720; still-5.jpg unusable at 48×48 and excluded. Display rules keep object-fit contain and avoid forced wide crops. Mosaic hero uses the four good stills.
Checked: whether artwork can override text facts. Result: no. A dramatic sky frame does not invent a feature. Stills illustrate; the ledger governs.
Cross-links inside the harddeck
Checked: internal map. Result: home passport summarises this ledger; FAQ answers cite it; Alternatives points back to the primary subject; Corrections stores the launch check; Columns indexes this note among five siblings. Root slug /aviator-notes-from-the-jet-fighter-listing must not collide with page names — verified against about, contact, columns, glossary, and the rest of ALLOWED_PAGES.
Field order used on the passport
Checked: ordering rule. Result: badges first (Google Play, Action, ads, purchases), then icon plus name plus developer plus package, then fact list, then omission note, then checked date, then store button. The Aviator notes column follows the same order so a diff against the home card is trivial. Reordering without reason would look like a new check when it is only cosmetics.
Checked: badge language. Result: “Contains ads” and “In-app purchases” stay in store cadence rather than marketing synonyms. “Everyone” stays as the content rating word, not replaced with “family friendly” editorial varnish.
Checked: package id presentation. Result: always on its own line so long identifiers wrap cleanly. Bundling it beside the icon in a narrow row is avoided so the passport stays readable on small screens.
Developer geography versus desk geography
Checked: two maps. Result: developer listing points to Karachi, Pakistan; company address for Go Private Chat is Kristian Augusts gate 6, 0164 Oslo, Norge. Both can be true simultaneously because they describe different entities. Aviator copy must not relocate the developer to Oslo or the desk to Karachi.
Checked: phone formatting. Result: +923161258749 kept as listed. We do not localise it into a South African or Norwegian dial pattern.
How this ledger ages
Checked: ageing policy. Result: after 29 October 2026, stars, downloads, ads, purchases, data safety, or the update stamp may move. The ledger stays historically accurate for the check date; Corrections absorbs deltas. Columns articles that cite the ledger should mention the checked date near the claim.
Checked: sitemap inclusion. Result: this root slug appears in sitemap.xml with lastmod 2026-10-29 and xmlns http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9. It is part of the public harddeck surface, not a draft.
Checked: relationship to FAQ. Result: homepage FAQ answers are short pointers into this ledger and into Data and permissions. If FAQ and ledger diverge, the ledger wins until both are updated in one Corrections event.
Verification checklist for editors
Checked: editor checklist. Result: confirm URL, package id, title, developer, stars, review count, downloads, content rating, genre, ads, IAP, random-items wording, update stamp, data-safety quartet, support email, phone, and artwork inventory. Tick omissions explicitly. Stamp the date. Publish Corrections if anything moved since the previous tick. Aviator phrasing in the title stays natural throughout.
Checked: failure example. Result: an editor who copies stars but “rounds” 3.5 to 4, or who drops random items because it sounds awkward, fails the ledger. Exactness beats polish on this harddeck.
Checked: closing discipline for listing notes. Result: always leave a live Play link with noopener nofollow; never end on a soft “download here” CTA that implies hosting.
Checked: final ledger reminder. Result: every number and flag above is dated 29 October 2026. If you are reading later, treat this as a historical Aviator harddeck sheet and re-open Play before acting on installs or purchases.
Close
Checked: Aviator listing ledger completeness for 29 October 2026. Result: identity, metrics, commercial flags, update stamp, data-safety lines, and artwork inventory recorded; size/OS/version omitted on purpose; install remains on Google Play. Related: omissions, data and permissions, Columns.