Spin Wheel privacy policy

Summary

Spin Wheel collects nothing. There are no accounts, no sign-in and no servers of ours for anything to be sent to — we cannot see your wheels, your options or your results.

Everything you make stays in the app’s own private space on your phone, and uninstalling deletes all of it.

The only part of the app that uses the internet is advertising, served by Google AdMob. That is the one outside company involved, and it is described in full below.

Data safety at a glance

These are the same answers declared in the Google Play "Data safety" form for this app.

Data collected by us: No data collected by the developer. Google AdMob uses your advertising ID.
Data shared: No data shared by the developer
Encrypted on the way: Ad requests are sent over an encrypted connection; nothing else leaves your phone
Can you delete your data: Yes — clear history or a wheel in the app, or uninstall to remove everything

Other companies involved

Every outside company this app relies on, what it does for the app, and what it can see.

Google AdMob — advertising

Google LLC

Shows the ads that pay for the app. This is the only part of Spin Wheel that talks to the internet, and the only company the app communicates with.

What they can see

Your device’s advertising ID — a resettable number, not your name
IP address, and rough location worked out from it
Device information such as model, operating system version and language
Which ads were shown, viewed or tapped

This is collected by Google LLC, not by us, and is governed by its own policies.

Google LLC privacy policy How Google uses information from apps that use its services AdMob policies

Information we collect

Nothing. We run no servers, no accounts and no analytics of our own. We cannot see your wheels, the options on them, your results or how you use the app, because none of it is ever sent to us. There is no signup and no login, and the app has no way to create an account.

What stays on your phone

The app keeps the following in its own private space on your phone. None of it leaves your device:

Your wheels: The options on each wheel, their weights and their colours, so your wheels are there next time you open the app.
Spin history: What came up and when — so the app can show past results and how often each option has come up, and notice if you spin a wheel at a regular time.
Your settings: So your preferences are remembered.
Ad timing: When you first opened the app, and any ad-free time you have earned, so the app knows how often to show an ad.
Your advertising consent choice: Remembered so it can be honored the next time you open the app.
A notification time: If the app worked one out, so it can send that notification — and remember if you turned it off.

You can also save your wheels to a file yourself, from Settings. You choose where it goes, and from then on it is your file: it holds your wheels and their options, it does not include your spin history, and nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Your language is not in that list. It is remembered by Android itself, in the same place as the language setting for every other app on your phone, and you can change it either from the app’s settings or from Android’s.

If you use Android’s own backup, your wheels and your preferences are included, so they come back when you set up a new phone. That backup belongs to you and your Google account, and we have no access to it. Your advertising consent choice is not included, so you are asked again on a new device rather than having an old answer carried over.

Permissions

The app itself asks for four things:

Internet: Loading ads, and nothing else. Every feature of the app works offline.
Vibration: Haptic feedback as the wheel ticks and lands. Switchable off in settings.
Notifications: Sending you the one notification described below.
Starting after a restart: So a notification you are expecting still arrives once your phone has been turned off and on again.

The last two are only for one thing. If you spin a particular wheel at about the same time on several separate days, the app notices and sends you a notification at that time. It works that out on your phone, from your own spin history, and none of it is ever sent anywhere.

Android asks your permission before any notification can be sent, and the app only asks once. It sends nothing else — no “come back”, no daily nudges, no marketing. A single switch under Settings → Spinning → Notifications turns it off and cancels anything already scheduled.

Google’s advertising component adds a few more of its own, which is why they appear on the Play Store listing. They let it check whether you are online before requesting an ad, read the advertising ID described above, keep the screen awake while a video ad is playing, and use Android’s newer privacy-focused advertising features. We do not use any of them ourselves.

The app requests no access to your contacts, photos, camera, microphone or precise location. It cannot browse your files either: when you save or open a backup, Android’s own file picker hands it that one file and nothing else.

Your advertising choices

In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland you are asked for consent before any personalised ad is shown. You can change that answer at any time under Settings → Ad privacy choices in the app. The option appears only where consent rules apply.
Anywhere in the world, you can reset or delete your advertising ID under Settings → Google → Ads on your phone. Deleting it stops personalised advertising — you will still see ads, but they will not be based on your interests.
Data Google holds for advertising can be reviewed and managed at myadcenter.google.com.

Children's privacy

Spin Wheel is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect information from them. Because the app collects nothing itself, we hold nothing to delete.

Ads are capped at the general-audience rating, the most restrictive setting Google offers. If you ever see an ad you think falls outside that, tell us and we will report it.

Security and retention

Your data stays in the app’s private space, which Android keeps isolated from other apps. Because we transmit and store nothing ourselves, there is no server of ours that could be breached. Everything is kept until you delete it.

Your rights and choices

Delete any wheel from your saved wheels.
Clear your spin history from the app at any time.
Turn sound and vibration off in settings.
Uninstall the app, or use Android Settings → Apps → Spin Wheel → Storage → Clear data, to remove everything at once.
Reset or delete your advertising ID from your phone’s Google settings.

Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to export, correct or erase. Requests about advertising data should go to Google, which is the controller for it.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes materially — for example if analytics or another outside service were ever added — we will update the date at the top of this page and note the change in the app’s Play Store release notes.

Contact

If you have any questions about this privacy policy, or about how Spin Wheel: Random Picker handles information, write to us and we will answer.

Publisher: Fly Infinity
Email: fly.infinity.official@gmail.com

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