Privacy and support information for Numbro.
Effective: July 23, 2026
Numbro is designed to work without a Numbro account or a developer-operated server. The app contains optional advertising provided by Google AdMob.
Numbro stores your local best score on your device. If a Game Center score cannot be submitted immediately, Numbro may also keep the highest pending score snapshot on your device until submission succeeds. Removing the app removes this local app data, subject to normal device backup behavior controlled by Apple.
Game Center is an optional Apple service used for authentication, leaderboard display, and score submission. When you use it, Apple processes your Game Center player information and score under Apple’s terms and privacy policy. Numbro can display Game Center player names, avatars, and leaderboard scores in the app, but does not copy that information to a developer-operated server.
Single-player gameplay remains available when Game Center is signed out or unavailable.
Numbro offers one optional non-consumable purchase, Remove Ads, through Apple’s App Store. Apple processes the purchase and maintains the entitlement under your Apple Account. Numbro checks StoreKit’s verified current entitlements on the device so it can remove ads and restore a previous purchase. Numbro does not receive or store your payment-card information and does not copy purchase records to a developer-operated server.
Numbro uses the Google Mobile Ads SDK to show interstitial ads after certain Game Over navigation choices and rewarded ads that can grant a continue or an extra hint. It also uses Google’s User Messaging Platform to request and store advertising privacy choices where required.
Google states that its mobile ads SDK may process information such as IP-address-derived general location, product interactions, diagnostic information, and device or account identifiers for advertising, measurement, personalization, app functionality, and fraud prevention. The exact processing depends on your region, device settings, consent choices, and the ad that is served. See Google’s Mobile Ads SDK data disclosure and Google’s privacy policy.
Numbro disables Google’s publisher first-party identifier. After you choose Play for the first time, Numbro may ask for Apple’s App Tracking Transparency permission so Google can provide more relevant ads and measure advertising performance. Numbro enables personalized ad treatment only when you authorize tracking and when your applicable Google consent choices also allow it.
If you select Not Now, deny tracking, or tracking is restricted or not determined, Numbro requests non-personalized ad treatment. Your choice never blocks gameplay, interstitial navigation, rewarded continues, or rewarded hints. You can review ad personalization from Numbro Settings and change an existing Apple tracking decision in iOS Settings. Where Google requires a privacy-options entry point, you can also reopen Google’s consent choices from Numbro Settings.
When StoreKit confirms an active Remove Ads entitlement, Numbro suppresses ad requests. Optional continue and hint rewards remain available without presenting an ad.
Numbro does not operate its own advertising profile or sell personal information.
Numbro does not request access to your camera, microphone, precise location, contacts, photos, calendar, or health data.
If you voluntarily open a support issue or report an inappropriate ad, GitHub processes the information you submit and the issue is public. Do not include advertising or device identifiers, contact details, passwords, authentication codes, or other personal or sensitive information. Redact sensitive content from screenshots before attaching them. You can edit or delete your own GitHub content subject to GitHub’s policies.
Material changes to Numbro data behavior will be reflected in this policy before the related app update is released. For questions or requests, use the Numbro support page.