This iPhone and the hall

Device ID

The Court collects a device ID. It is used for tracking. It is not tied to a name. The purposes on the label are analytics and the working of the app. No other kind of data is collected.

The question on the iPhone

The advertising identifier is read only after the iPhone asks. If you allow it, that identifier leaves the phone for app.adjust.com, so this installation of The Court can be told from another. Favors and the record are not stored with it. If you decline, that identifier is not used to recognize this phone across other apps. The choice can be changed later in Settings, under Privacy & Security, then Tracking.

Install number

The Court keeps one install number in the keychain and reads the vendor identifier the system gives. Both are device IDs. Both can leave the phone so a new installation can still recognize this iPhone. That recognition is part of how the app works. Neither value is a name. Deleting The Court may leave the keychain number in place.

What stays here

Nights, favors, feuds, the hand order, and the record stay in the app on this iPhone until The Court is deleted. They are not sent off the phone.

Left unread

A name, a phone number, an email address, a contact list, photos, precise location, coarse location, and payment details are not collected. The Court does not open an account.

Children

The Court is not directed to children under 13.

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