Effective Date: August 5, 2026
This privacy policy applies to all mobile applications developed by Eric Brooks ("we," "us," "our," the "Developer") and distributed via the Apple App Store (each, an "App").
Not every App uses every feature described below — a simple offline game may collect nothing at all, while another may show ads or sync a leaderboard. This policy is written to honestly cover anything any of our Apps currently do or may reasonably do in the future, so it doesn't need to be rewritten for every new release. If a section doesn't apply to a particular App, it simply doesn't apply.
None of our Apps collect your name, email address, physical address, phone number, or precise location, and we never sell your data to anyone, for any App, under any circumstance.
Apps commonly save things like high scores, settings, and progress directly on your device (for example, using iOS's standard local storage). This data stays on your device, is never transmitted to us, and is removed automatically if you delete the App.
If an App supports Apple Game Center and you choose to sign in, your Game Center identity and any scores you submit are handled entirely by Apple under Apple's Privacy Policy — we never see or store your Apple ID or Game Center credentials ourselves.
Some Apps show ads (for example, optional rewarded videos to unlock a continue) via third-party ad networks such as Google AdMob. Where this applies:
The first time you open such an App, you'll see the standard iOS App Tracking Transparency prompt asking whether you allow tracking.
If you allow it, the ad network may use your device's advertising identifier (IDFA) to show more relevant ads.
If you decline, you'll still see ads — just less targeted ones — and the App's gameplay is entirely unaffected either way.
We don't control what data the ad network itself collects or how it's used; see Google's Privacy Policy for AdMob specifically.
Apps that don't show ads don't use an advertising identifier or ad network at all.
If an App uses analytics or crash-reporting tools (for example, to see which levels are too hard or to fix bugs), that data is anonymized/aggregated where the tool allows it and is used solely to improve the App — never to identify you personally or sold to third parties.
If an App offers in-app purchases, all payment processing is handled entirely by Apple's App Store / StoreKit. We never see or store your payment card details — Apple's own privacy policy governs that transaction.
If an App requests permission to send push notifications, you can decline or later disable this in iOS Settings at any time; declining doesn't limit any other functionality.
Our Apps are not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. Where an App shows ads, they're served through Google AdMob, which supports age-appropriate ad configurations under Apple's App Store guidelines.
You can reset or limit ad tracking at any time in iOS Settings (Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking), and uninstalling an App removes all of its locally stored data from your device. Since we don't hold any personal data on our own servers, there's nothing further to request deletion of beyond what's already only ever on your device.
If this policy changes, the "Effective Date" above will be updated. Continued use of an App after a change means you accept the updated policy.
If you have any questions regarding this privacy policy or our apps, please contact us via our developer support channel.