Mobile Apps Privacy Policy

Separate from the website

This page is about mobile apps. The website’s forms, pages, cookies, and saved-items list are described in the website privacy policy. Opening this page in a browser does not install an app and does not start an advertising SDK.

Accounts

The company’s mobile applications do not offer account creation or login. That is not the same as “no data”. An app can still process device identifiers, ad measurement, diagnostics, or crash reports if those services are built into that app. The app-specific policy is the place that says which of those apply.

It varies by app

There is no single processing story for every app. Some apps may contain advertising. Others may contain none. Possible advertising providers include Google AdMob, Meta Audience Network, AppLovin, and Unity LevelPlay / ironSource. Those names are possibilities for the company’s apps in general. They are not a statement that any current app uses all of them, or uses any of them. A finished app policy names only the services that app includes, and it links to those providers’ own notices.

Analytics and crash reporting are treated the same way. If an app does not include them, its policy does not claim that it does.

Configured apps

No mobile application is configured on this website, so there is no app-specific policy to publish. When an app is added, its notice is a public HTML page at /apps/app-slug/privacy. If essential details are missing, that page says it is not final and lists what must be supplied. It is not presented as a finished policy.

Advertising

Where an app shows ads, the advertising SDK can process identifiers and usage data even though the app has no account. Consent and opt-out choices depend on the app and on the providers it actually uses. Android’s advertising ID settings are one control. The app policy has to describe the choices that app offers, including any consent screen, and it has to avoid claiming a consent flow that has not been configured.

Google Play

Google Play requires each app to have a public privacy policy, available without login and without a geographic restriction, and a Data safety section that matches the app’s SDKs, permissions, and behaviour, including third-party code. Apps that do not collect user data still need a policy and a Data safety form. Account-deletion rules apply to apps that offer accounts. These apps do not, so an account-deletion button is not the right control. Data a provider holds can still be the subject of a deletion request.

Publishing a policy on this website does not mean Google Play has accepted the app or the Data safety declaration. The current Play notes are User Data and Data safety.

Contact

Each finished app policy lists that app’s privacy email. A company-wide email address has not been added to the website configuration.This page does not claim that every privacy law has been satisfied.