Gummy Bag Match for iPhone and iPad
Gummy Bag Match collects nothing. There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no server behind the game. Everything you unlock, and any photo you bring into Bag Studio, stays on your own device.
This policy applies to the iOS app Gummy Bag Match and to nothing else. It is written to match, exactly, the App Privacy answers on the App Store listing and the PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest shipped inside the app.
None. No personal data, no usage data, no identifiers and no diagnostics leave your device. The App Store data-collection answers are "Data Not Collected" in every category. The privacy manifest declares NSPrivacyTracking as false with an empty tracking-domains list and an empty collected-data-types list.
The app makes no network requests during normal play. It works with the device in Airplane Mode from first launch to the last level.
| What | Why | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Level stars, best scores, candy coins, boosters, badges, lifetime counters and your fortune streak | So the game remembers where you got to | A JSON file in the app's private Application Support directory |
| Settings: music, sound effects, haptics, appearance, counter theme, reminder hour, letter badges, roomier board, selected bag | So your choices survive a relaunch | iOS user defaults belonging to this app |
| Photos you wrap in Bag Studio | To draw your custom bag inside the game | A JPEG in the app's private Application Support directory |
All of it lives in the app's sandbox, is removed when the app is deleted, and can be cleared at any time from Settings → Reset Progress.
The camera is used in exactly one place: Bag Studio, when you tap "Take a Photo". iOS asks for your permission the first time. The picture is cropped square, given the wrapper finish you choose and saved into the app's own storage so it can be drawn on your gummy bag. It is not uploaded, not shared and not read for anything else. Declining camera access leaves every other part of the game working normally.
"Choose from Library" opens the standard iOS photo picker. The app receives only the single image you select; iOS does not grant it access to the rest of your library, and the app never asks for it. That one image is handled exactly like a camera photo above.
Notifications are optional and off until you turn them on, either during the short onboarding or on the Fortune Sweet screen. They are local notifications: iOS schedules and delivers them on the device itself. There is no push server, no device token and nothing sent anywhere. You can switch them off in the app, or in iOS Settings → Notifications, at any time.
NSPrivacyAccessedAPICategoryUserDefaults — reason CA92.1. User defaults are read and written only to store this app's own settings, and are not shared with any other app or SDK.NSPrivacyAccessedAPICategoryFileTimestamp — reason C617.1. File timestamps are only those of files the app itself created, for the bag images it saved.No other required-reason API is used. The app bundles no third-party SDKs, so no additional privacy manifests apply.
The game is suitable for all ages. Because nothing is collected, nothing is collected from children either. There are no purchases, no chat, no user-to-user features, no advertising and no social links. The only outbound link anywhere in the app is an optional support email address.
There is no advertising, analytics, attribution or crash-reporting SDK in the app. The only third-party material is bundled music and sound effects, credited inside the app under Settings → Credits and Licences. Those are audio files; they do not communicate with anything.
Because no personal data ever leaves your device, there is nothing for us to look up, export or erase on your behalf. Deleting the app is a complete erasure.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version ships inside a new release of the app and the date at the top of this page changes with it. Material changes will also be noted in the release notes.
Questions about privacy in this app can be sent to [email protected].