Effective date: 2026-08-08
1. Summary
Jelleyful does not require an account. We do not operate a gameplay server or our own analytics backend. Game data is primarily handled locally on your device.
2. Data stored on your device
The app stores game progress, unlocked levels, best scores, current session state, hint credits, sound and haptics preferences, privacy-consent state, advertising frequency state, review-prompt state and a cached future purchase entitlement in the app sandbox.
3. Advertising and consent
Jelleyful may use Google AdMob for banner, interstitial and rewarded ads, and Google User Messaging Platform to request or manage advertising consent where required. Depending on consent, SDK configuration and iOS settings, Google may process information such as IP address, device or advertising identifiers, device details, ad interactions, diagnostics, performance information and consent choices under Google’s policies. iOS may ask for tracking permission; you can change it in iOS Settings.
4. Apple services
Apple may process information needed for App Store distribution, rating prompts, device permissions and system services. The app currently has no live in-app purchase product. If a future purchase is enabled, Apple will handle payment and purchase restoration; we will update this policy before that release.
5. Support and links
The Feedback button opens this localized support page. If you follow external links, the destination’s privacy practices apply.
6. Retention and choices
Local data remains until you change it, delete the app, or clear it through available app or iOS controls. Deleting the app normally removes its sandbox data, though device backups may be retained under your Apple settings. You can manage tracking permission in iOS Settings and advertising consent where the app presents it.
7. Children, security and changes
Jelleyful is not designed to knowingly collect personal information from children through developer-operated services. We rely on iOS sandboxing, Apple services, Google services and reasonable development practices, but no system is completely secure. We may update this policy when the app, third-party services or law changes.
8. Privacy contact, requests and complaints
The privacy controller for Jelleyful is the developer and seller identified on the app’s App Store product page (referred to as “we” in this Policy). The same developer operates the app and serves as its privacy contact. To ask a privacy question, exercise an applicable right (including access, correction, deletion or withdrawal of consent), or make a privacy complaint, email mumulili.work@gmail.com with “Privacy Request” in the subject line. Please describe your request and the app or device context needed to identify the issue, but do not send passwords or unnecessary sensitive information. We may ask for reasonable verification, will review the request, and will respond within the period required by applicable law.
9. Third-party SDKs and official policies
The app currently integrates only the third-party SDKs listed below. We limit each integration to the functions described, configure privacy and consent options where available, and review the provider’s official privacy information. Before adding another third-party SDK, we will assess its necessity and data scope, update this Policy, and request consent where required. A provider’s independent processing is governed by its own policy and applicable law.
Google Mobile Ads SDK
Delivers banner, interstitial and rewarded ads. Depending on consent, SDK configuration and iOS settings, Google may process IP address, device or advertising identifiers, device information, ad interactions, diagnostics, performance information and consent choices.
Official SDK guide · Google Privacy Policy · How Google uses data from partner apps
Google User Messaging Platform SDK
Requests, records and manages advertising-consent choices where required, and determines whether a privacy-options entry point must be shown.
Apple platform and App Store services
Apple provides distribution, rating prompts, device permissions and system services. These are platform services rather than an SDK operated by us.