Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 2026. Applies to the Trinute iOS app.

1. Who we are

Trinute is a tiny daily game for iOS: three quick challenges, one daily score, and a streak. There is no Trinute account, no proprietary backend for profiles, no Firebase, no proprietary analytics, and the app does not collect your location for rankings.

That does not mean “we collect no data at all”: Apple services and the Google advertising SDK described below process data under their own policies. Each drawer is explained separately, with nothing mixed.

2. Data on your device

Your progress, results, preferences, competitive marks and other game-experience state live on your devices. Deleting the app deletes this local data.

3. Apple iCloud sync

Some user data — such as sealed competitive results — may sync through Apple iCloud services so your state follows you across your own devices. Sync is eventual, not instant, and the app plays fully without it. iCloud data lives in your Apple account and is managed in your device iCloud settings, including after uninstalling the app.

4. Apple Game Center

Rankings (Week, 30 Days, Year, All Time — Global or Friends) use Apple Game Center: Game Center authentication, scores and leaderboards are handled by Apple under Apple’s policies. Playing never requires Game Center, and disabling it does not degrade the game.

5. Google AdMob, consent (UMP) and tracking permission (ATT)

The free app is supported by ads served through Google AdMob, with consent managed by the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP). Based on Google’s current iOS data disclosure, the SDK may process:

• advertising-related data (ads shown, ad interactions);
• device identifiers where applicable;
• IP / network information (general location may be estimated);
• diagnostics and performance data (crashes, launch time, energy use);
• cached ad content.

On first launch — after Google’s consent flow where the law requires it — the app asks once for App Tracking Transparency permission:

• If you allow tracking (and consent allows it where required), ads may be personalized and Google may use the advertising identifier.
• If you ask not to track, or tracking is restricted on your device, the app requests only non-personalized ads and disables Google’s publisher first-party ID. The advertising identifier is not shared in that case.

You can change the tracking choice at any time in your device Settings (Privacy & Security → Tracking). The app re-reads it whenever it returns to the foreground and discards any ad loaded under a permission that no longer holds. Refusing keeps the full game playable.

6. Your consent choices

Where the law requires it, the app shows Google’s consent flow when it starts. You can accept, refuse, or manage your options there, and you can reopen the privacy options from the app whenever they are required to be available. Refusing keeps the full game playable.

7. Retention and deletion

• On-device data: delete the app to remove it.
• iCloud-synced data: manage or delete it in your device iCloud settings.
• Game Center data: managed through your Apple account and Apple’s settings.
• Advertising data: managed through your consent choices in the app and your device/Google ad settings. We cannot delete data from Apple’s or Google’s servers directly because we do not operate those systems.

8. Children

Trinute is a general-audience puzzle game with no chat, no user-generated content and no account. The App Store age rating is still pending validation before launch — this section will be confirmed then.

9. Changes

If this policy changes materially, the “Last updated” date above will change with the release that introduces the change.

10. Contact

Questions about this policy: support_trinute@consultor.com.es.