Tritonfall is a single-player game. It does not collect, store, share or sell any personal data. This page says what the app does and does not do, in plain terms.
Nothing. The app has no account, no sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, and no in-app purchases. It makes no network requests of its own: the game is contained entirely in the app package.
The one exception is a link you choose to follow: the game's settings screen links to its privacy and support pages, and tapping one opens your own web browser. That is your browser making the request, not the game.
The app remembers your scores, your recent runs and your settings in local storage on your device only. That information never leaves the device and is removed when you uninstall the app.
There are no ads. The app does not read the advertising identifier, does not track you across apps or websites, and contains no third-party advertising or analytics software.
The app is made for a general audience and, because it collects nothing, it collects nothing from children either.
The app asks you for no permissions. On Android it declares the vibration permission, which the system grants at install without a prompt, for an optional setting that uses vibration for feedback. Vibration is not data and nothing is recorded.
If a future version of the app ever collects anything, this policy is updated before that version is released, and the app's store listing will say so.
Tritonfall is published by Chris Brock LLC, a Georgia limited liability company. Privacy questions: privacy@chrisbrockllc.com. Help with the game: Tritonfall support. This policy is governed by the laws of the State of Georgia, United States, without regard to its conflict of laws rules.