Privacy Policy

Truth or Dare Couples

This section applies to Truth or Dare Couples and takes precedence over the general statements below about anonymity, location and data remaining on your device.

The app does not require signup or ask for your name, email or phone number to play. Your answers to cards are not recorded. Game progress and preferences are stored on your device.

We send usage events, including card advances, category choices and purchase activity, to Amplitude. Events include an assigned subscriber ID, a device identifier, app and OS versions, and technical context. Usage and purchase data are linked through the subscriber ID. Amplitude receives your IP address and may derive an approximate location. The app does not request GPS location access.

Apple processes payments through the App Store. RevenueCat manages purchase history, premium access and purchase restoration using an assigned subscriber ID. We also use that ID to connect purchase activity with usage analytics. We do not receive your payment card details.

Firebase Crashlytics collects crash reports and diagnostics, including device and OS information, stack traces and installation or session identifiers. We use these reports to investigate failures. We do not set the subscriber ID as a Crashlytics user identifier.

Removing the app does not by itself remove analytics, purchase or diagnostic data already sent to these services. Contact [email protected] with questions or privacy requests. The app is rated 16+ and is not intended for children under 16.

Provider policies: RevenueCat, Amplitude and Firebase.

Mixano: optional account linking

You can use the Mixano mobile organizer without an account. If you choose to link an existing Mixano web account in the iOS app, the data handling in this section takes precedence over the general statements below about no accounts, anonymous identifiers and data staying only on your device.

The app creates a linking code for you to approve in your signed-in browser. After approval, it stores a device-access credential in iOS Keychain and sends it to the Mixano service to check web access. The service, hosted by Cloudflare, stores a protected hash of that credential linked to your internal account ID, with creation and expiry information. It stores the account's web purchase access status and paid expiry. These account and device-link identifiers and purchase-access records are linked to your account and used to provide app functionality.

Google sign-in happens on the website, where Mixano receives your verified email and Google account identifier. The native linking response contains the device credential and access information, not your email. Linking does not upload mobile tournaments, player names or scores, or merge the app's existing RevenueCat purchase identity. Existing App Store purchases and restoration remain separate.

Disconnect this device first removes the saved credential and linked-access state from the app, then requests server revocation. If secure storage cannot be cleared, the app reports an error and disconnection is not completed. If the revocation request fails after local removal, the old server link remains until revoked or expired. It does not delete your web account or cancel a subscription. Account deletion and export are available through the web account. Deleting the app does not delete server-held account records. Necessary request information, including IP address, is processed for service delivery and security.

The Mixano privacy notice describes the optional web account, cloud tournaments, Polar web payments, retention and deletion, including private backup copies that expire within 30 days. For privacy requests, use the contact details below. The account-linking feature does not use these identifiers for cross-company advertising tracking.