BloomDoku does not collect any of the following:
The only exception is if you choose to watch a rewarded ad — that's handled entirely by Google's own SDK, described in section 3 below.
Your Garden Path level completions and best times, Daily Bloom streak, unlocked Sprite Album entries, and sound/mute preference are all saved in local app storage on your device only. Uninstalling the app deletes this data. None of it is transmitted to us, because we don't operate a server to send it to.
BloomDoku uses Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) to show optional rewarded video ads in five places, and only when you choose to watch one:
None of these are forced or full-screen interrupts during normal play — each only appears when you tap to watch it. Google's advertising SDK may collect an advertising identifier and ad interaction data on its own behalf, and may share this with its advertising partners, in order to serve and measure ads. This data collection is governed by Google's own privacy policy, not BloomDoku's: policies.google.com/privacy. You can reset or limit your device's advertising identifier in your device's system settings at any time.
Where required by law (for example, in the European Economic Area and the UK), BloomDoku shows a consent form — provided by Google's User Messaging Platform — the first time you open the app, so you can choose whether personalized ads may be shown before any ad SDK loads. In that case, a 🔒 button appears next to the mute button on the home screen so you can reopen this form and change your choice at any time.
BloomDoku uses Firebase Analytics to understand anonymous, aggregate gameplay patterns — for example, which levels are cleared, how often Hint or Undo get used, or whether a Daily Bloom streak is kept — so we can tune difficulty and improve the game. It also uses Firebase Crashlytics, which automatically sends us a report if the app crashes, so we can find and fix the bug. Neither tool is given your name, email, or any other personally-identifying information; crash reports may include technical details like device model, OS version, and the app's state at the moment of the crash. Both are Google services, governed by Google's own privacy policy: policies.google.com/privacy.
If you discovered BloomDoku through an ad on Facebook or Instagram, the app uses Meta's App Events SDK to tell Meta which install came from which ad campaign, and to report a small number of gameplay milestones (for example, clearing a level for the first time) back to Meta. This helps us understand which ad campaigns are worth running and does not affect gameplay in any way. Like the advertising SDK described above, this may include an advertising identifier and is governed by Meta's own privacy policy, not BloomDoku's: facebook.com/privacy/policy. Where required by law, this data collection only starts once you've completed the same consent flow described in section 3.
BloomDoku does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. The app has no accounts, chat, or user-generated content of any kind.
If we update this Privacy Policy, we will revise the "Last updated" date above. Continued use of the app after changes constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at:
matthew@bigriverads.com
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