Privacy Policy

1. Who this policy covers

This policy covers two separate things: the Yam's Dice Score Sheet mobile app, published on the App Store and on Google Play, and this website, which exists to present the app.

The app and this site are published by David Colin, who is the data controller. You can write to contact@colindavid.net with any question or to exercise your rights.

2. The app: what stays on your device

The app works offline and has no sign-up. Player names, scores, game history, custom scorings and statistics are written to your device's local storage and are not sent to us. We have no server holding your games and no way to read them.

Deleting the app removes that data. If your device backs itself up (iCloud, Google backup), the app's data may be included in that backup, under the terms of the service you have enabled, not ours.

Two things do leave the device, and neither carries your scores. The app reports which screens are opened so we can see which features are used, and it sends a crash and performance report when something fails or runs slowly, containing the device model, the operating system version and the state of the app at that moment. Both go to Google's Firebase, listed in section 5.

3. Advertising in the free version

The free version is funded by advertising, delivered by Google AdMob rather than by us. To serve and count ads, the network may process your device's advertising identifier, coarse location derived from your IP address and technical information about the device.

On first launch, the app asks for your choice. On iOS it first asks for the system tracking permission: if you refuse it, ads are non-personalised and you are asked nothing further. You can change that permission at any time in Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. Where regulation requires it, notably in the European Economic Area, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, the app then shows Google's consent form for personalised advertising. The app does not yet offer a screen to revisit that choice: deleting and reinstalling the app asks you again, and you can also write to us. Refusing does not remove the ads; it makes them non-personalised.

A Premium subscription removes advertising entirely, and with it the identifier processing described above. The purchase itself is handled by Apple or Google Play, and we never see your payment details; RevenueCat, listed in section 5, checks the receipt so the app knows your subscription is active.

4. Cookies on this website

When you first arrive, nothing but strictly necessary storage is used. Measurement scripts are not loaded at all until you accept them, and refusing is a single click, with the same weight as accepting.

Analytics data is processed by Google, which may transfer it outside the European Union under the transfer safeguards published by that provider. IP addresses are anonymised. We do not use advertising cookies on this website, and we sell no data.

5. Who processes data for us

We use the services below. Each processes data under its own policy, and each may transfer data outside the European Union under the safeguards that provider publishes.

6. Your rights

Under the GDPR you may ask for access to the data held about you, its correction or its deletion, and you may object to processing or withdraw a consent you have given. Because the app keeps your games on your own device and this site holds only aggregate measurement, there is usually very little for us to hand over, which is the point.

Write to contact@colindavid.net and we will answer within one month. You may also complain to your national data protection authority; in France that is the CNIL.

7. Children

The app is suitable for family play and asks for no personal detail about any player: a first name typed on the score sheet stays on the device. We do not knowingly collect data from children.

8. Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. A change that affects what we ask consent for will bring the cookie notice back.