Legal · 7 apps
App privacy policies.
Each app has its own privacy policy, written for what that app does: what it collects, why, who else sees it and how to have it deleted. The website has a policy of its own.
- BloomWayBinary BuddiesNo accounts, no ads, and your progress stays on your device. Read how BloomWay, the calm daily pipe puzzle by BinaryBuddies, uses crash reports and how to turn them off.Updated 24 Oct 2026
- CloneKitBinary BuddiesCloneKit does not collect, transmit or share any personal data. It has no accounts, no analytics, no advertising and no servers — everything the app stores stays in private storage on your device and is deleted when you remove a clone or uninstall the app.Updated 20 Aug 2026
- Googly PlayerBinary BuddiesThe full privacy policy for Googly Player, the local media player for Android. Your videos, music, and photos are read straight from your device and never uploaded; playlists, favourites, history, and the recycle bin stay in a local database. This page sets out every permission the App requests and why, what the IronSource, AdMob, Unity Ads, and Adsterra networks may collect, and exactly what the optional bug-report form sends to us.Updated 1 Sep 2026
- Lumi LanternsBinary BuddiesHow Lumi Lanterns uses information: no accounts, progress saved on your phone and in Google Play Games, and Google services for ads, stats and crash reports.Updated 16 Oct 2026
- pixkozBinary BuddiesKept on the pixkoz site, with the app it covers.On app.pixkoz.com
- Step CounterBinary BuddiesStep Counter has no internet permission, so Android itself prevents the app from sending your data anywhere. No account, no analytics, no ads, no tracking. This policy explains exactly what the app stores on your phone, why each permission is needed, and how to delete everything.Updated 20 Oct 2026
- Zinda ChessBinary BuddiesZinda Chess works offline with no account. Optional online play (18+) uses a Google sign-in (or an email and password); our game server keeps your email (never shown to other players), your player profile, ratings, league points, friends and games. Firebase is used for anonymous stats and crash reports. No ads, nothing sold.Updated 25 Oct 2026