Jelly Juggle Privacy Policy

My name is Ian MacLarty and I'm the creator and copyright holder of the game Jelly Juggle (henceforth referred to as "the game").

This privacy policy explains what data the game collects and why.

The game stores the following information on your device while you play it:

- your best score for each level
- the last level you played
- which levels have been unlocked
- the game's settings, such as whether music or sound effects are enabled
- whether you have purchased the "remove ads" item

This data is stored for the sole purpose of saving your progress in the game, so that when you next open the game you can continue from where you left off. This data is not transmitted to me and I do not have access to it. If you have iCloud sync enabled on Apple devices (iPhone or iPad), this data will be sent to Apple's servers so that you can continue your game on different devices. The iCloud service is subject to Apple's privacy policy which can be found here.

If you have logged on to Apple's Game Center service on iOS then the game will transmit your scores to Apple's servers so they appear on the Game Center leaderboards. You can disable this feature by logging out of Game Center in the Settings app. The Game Center terms and conditions can be found here.

From time to time the game will display ads to you. These ads generate revenue for me. The ads are served by IronSource, whose SDK is integrated into the game. The data collected by this SDK is described by the IronSource privacy policy, which can be found here. The game does not send any additional information to IronSource beyond what the SDK collects.

The game does not use any other services that collect, store or transmit your data. In particular the game does not collect any "analytics" about how you play the game, nor does it collect or transmit any diagnostic data. The operating system may collect and transmit crash report data if you've opted in to that. This is controlled by the operating system and in the case of iOS falls under Apple's privacy policy.

A note on COPPA compliance: The game does not collect any personal information as defined in the COPPA FAQ. Moreover the game is not designed for children under the age of 13 (it is quite challenging) and is not targetted at that audience.

If you have any questions about your privacy with regard to the game, please email me at the following address: