No account required inside the game
The experience is designed around single-device play. You are not asked to register a separate in-app identity to enjoy hidden object levels, hints, or progress that the title stores for convenience on the device.
This document describes how the app treats information. It is written for players and parents who want a straightforward explanation without legal jargon overload. Distribution is through the Apple App Store only; platform rules still apply.
The experience is designed around single-device play. You are not asked to register a separate in-app identity to enjoy hidden object levels, hints, or progress that the title stores for convenience on the device.
Like many puzzle titles, the app can keep local data so you do not lose your place—examples include level progress, preferences, or similar session state. That information stays with the app’s sandbox on your phone or tablet unless you remove the app or erase its data using iOS settings.
According to the App Store privacy nutrition label for this product, no data is collected from you through the app in the way that label defines “collection.” If Apple’s summary ever changes after an update, the App Store listing remains the primary place Apple shows that classification.
Separately, Apple itself processes downloads, updates, receipts, and device-level diagnostics according to Apple’s own policies and your system toggles—those flows are not unique to this game.
The title is suitable for a broad audience. If a child uses a family iPhone or iPad, Apple’s Screen Time and App Store parental controls are the right tools to manage installs, purchases, and time limits.
If future versions introduce materially different behavior (for example, optional online features), this overview will be revised so it continues to match what the app actually does.
Uninstalling the app removes its local sandbox from the device. For Apple ID–level privacy choices, use the privacy settings Apple provides for your account.
Nothing here replaces mandatory disclosures required by law in your country or region, and it does not override Apple’s terms for using the App Store.
If the on-device experience or the store listing ever disagree, trust the behavior of the installed build and the App Store “App Privacy” section first, then this page as a plain-language companion.