BLINK - Privacy Policy

Last updated: 22 May 2026BLINK is published by Tom Lloyd-Roberts (BLINK Studio). This policy explains what data BLINK collects, how it's used, and your rights.Suitable for all ages
BLINK is rated 4+ and intended for users of all ages. We collect minimal personal data. Parents should supervise children's use of the app and any in-app purchases.
What we collect
Display name — a name you choose yourself for the leaderboard. This does not need to be your real name and we recommend it isn't.
Anonymous device identifier — a randomly generated ID stored on your device, used to track your best score on the daily leaderboard. This is not linked to your Apple ID, email, or any personal identity.
Game progress — your best streak and game settings, stored locally on your device.
Purchase records — if you make an in-app purchase, Apple processes the payment and provides us a record of the transaction (no payment card details).
Ad data — through Google AdMob, we use Apple's Advertising Identifier (IDFA) only if you grant permission via the App Tracking Transparency prompt. If you decline tracking, you still see ads but they are not personalised.
Crash and performance data — via Firebase, to help us fix bugs. This data is not linked to your identity.
What we don't collect
We do not collect: real names (unless you choose to enter one), email addresses, phone numbers, location, contacts, photos, payment card information, or any other personally identifying information.
How we use it
Display name and score: shown publicly on the daily leaderboard within the app.
Anonymous device ID: to ensure your best score updates correctly across plays.
Ad data: to serve advertising through Google AdMob.
Crash data: to improve app stability.
Third-party services
BLINK uses:
Apple App Store for app distribution and in-app purchases (apple.com/legal/privacy)
Google AdMob for advertising (policies.google.com/privacy)
Google Firebase for leaderboard storage and analytics (firebase.google.com/support/privacy)
RevenueCat for purchase verification (revenuecat.com/privacy)
These services have their own privacy policies which apply to data they collect.Children
BLINK is suitable for users of all ages (rated 4+). We don't knowingly collect personal information that could identify any specific user. Display names are user-chosen and shouldn't include real names or other identifying details, especially for children.
Your rights
You can:
Delete the app at any time, which removes all locally stored data
Decline tracking via the App Tracking Transparency prompt
Change your display name in Settings at any time
Contact us to request deletion of your leaderboard entry
Contact
Questions or requests: [email protected]
This policy may be updated periodically. Material changes will be reflected in the app and on this page.