Privacy Policy for Pattern Meadow

Developer: Dann devops
Privacy contact: support@dann-company.online

About this policy

This policy describes how the current version of Pattern Meadow handles information. Pattern Meadow is an offline puzzle game that works without an account or internet connection.

Information accessed and stored

Pattern Meadow stores gameplay information locally on your device. This includes unlocked levels, completed puzzles, stars, best move counts, hints used, tutorial progress, and your unfinished board, including moves, undo history, and selected tile. It also stores your sound, haptic feedback, reduced motion, and larger text preferences.

The inspected application does not implement collection or transmission of personal information to Dann devops. It does not request access to your contacts, location, camera, microphone, or photo library. No account registration is provided.

How information is used

Locally saved information lets you resume an unfinished puzzle, retain level unlocks and results, view your completed pattern collection, track available hints, and keep your settings. The game maintains a previous local save for recovery. If a save cannot be read, it may preserve damaged copies to help recover progress.

Sharing, advertising, and third-party software

The inspected application does not implement advertising, analytics, tracking, or sharing of gameplay information with the developer or other recipients. It uses the Godot game engine and Android and Jetpack Compose libraries to run the game and its Android interface. No advertising or analytics SDK was identified in the inspected source and dependency declarations.

The Android configuration permits operating-system backup. Depending on your device settings and backup service, Android may back up or restore the app's local data. Such backups are handled by your operating system and backup provider under their own policies; they are separate from any developer-operated collection service.

Network access and security

The Android application declares internet permission and permits unencrypted network traffic, but no network communication is implemented in the inspected gameplay or active Android launch flow. Gameplay does not require an internet connection, and there is no implemented app data transfer for which encryption in transit can be confirmed.

Saves are kept in the app's local storage as JSON files, without application-level encryption. Access protection depends on Android's app storage protections and your device security. Local recovery copies help protect against save corruption. No storage method can guarantee complete security.

Retention

Gameplay information and preferences remain in local app storage until you remove them or clear the app's data. There is no automatic retention period in the inspected application. Recovery copies may remain until removed through the app's deletion control or by clearing app storage. Any operating-system backups follow your backup provider's retention and removal rules.

Your choices and deletion

In Settings, choose 'Delete all progress' and confirm 'Delete progress' to remove saved boards, records, level unlocks, used hints, and tutorial progress. This keeps your preferences. The deletion process also replaces the local recovery backup with the reset data and attempts to remove damaged save copies. If a save error appears, deletion may not have completed.

To remove all local app data, including preferences, use Android's app storage controls to clear the app's storage. Uninstalling normally removes local app storage, but operating-system backups may remain or restore data after reinstallation. Manage those copies through your device or backup provider.

For privacy questions or deletion assistance, contact support@dann-company.online. Because gameplay saves are local and are not sent to the developer, the developer cannot remotely access or delete those saves.

Children's privacy

An intended age range has not been established in the supplied information. The current application does not implement accounts, advertising, tracking, or transmission of children's personal information to the developer. Local gameplay storage works as described above for all players. A parent or guardian may contact support@dann-company.online with privacy concerns.

Changes to this policy

This policy may be updated to reflect changes to Pattern Meadow or its data practices. Review the policy accompanying the version you use for the latest description of those practices.

Contact

Dann devops
support@dann-company.online