Last Modified Date:  24th Apirl, 2026

### 1. Introduction

Welcome to **2048: Number Puzzle Saga**. This privacy policy explains how we handle data, what permissions the app may request, and how your information is protected.

### 2. What Data We Collect

- No personal account information is collected.

- No email addresses, phone numbers, or location data are collected.

- The app stores only local game data such as:

  - profile names

  - avatar images selected by the user

  - scores and progress

  - audio and gameplay settings

### 3. Permissions Used

The app may request permissions only for optional profile features:

- `CAMERA`

  - Used only if the user chooses to take a profile photo inside the app.

  - The camera is not used for any other purpose.

- Photo library / media access

  - Used only if the user chooses to pick an avatar from device media.

- Local storage access

  - Used for storing game progress and profile data locally on the device.

### 4. How Data Is Used

- Profile names and avatars personalize the experience.

- Scores and saved progress are used to resume gameplay and display high scores.

- Audio and haptic preferences are saved locally for future sessions.

### 5. Data Storage

- All game and profile data are stored locally on the device.

- No user data is uploaded to a server or shared externally.

- There is no cloud backup, analytics tracking, or third-party data sharing.

### 6. Third-Party Services

- The app does not use advertising networks or analytics services.

- No data is sold or disclosed to third parties.

### 7. Children’s Privacy

- The app is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

- No personal information is required to play.

### 8. Policy Updates

- This privacy policy may be updated as the app evolves.

- Users should review the latest version whenever the app is updated.

### 9. Contact

For questions about this privacy policy, please contact the developer via the website or app store support channel.

> `2048: Number Puzzle Saga` is committed to privacy and only requests permissions when the user opts into optional profile image features.