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Privacy Policy
Let's Dance Robot · v2.1
Last Updated: September 25, 2026 | Effective: September 25, 2026 | App Version: 2.1
Quick Summary: Let's Dance Robot is free and ad-supported. Our advertising partners use data about your device and the ads you see to choose and measure ads. Under some US state privacy laws, that can count as a "sale" or "sharing" of personal information — you can opt out at any time with Your Privacy Choices at the bottom of the app's home screen. Where the law requires it (for example the EEA, the UK, and Switzerland), a consent prompt appears before personalized ads load. We do not run our own servers, do not have user accounts, and never receive your data ourselves. Your robot and game progress stay on your device.
1. Data Collected by Advertising Partners
Let's Dance Robot v2.1 includes the Mediavine SDK, Google Mobile Ads, and the consentmanager.net consent SDK. The Mediavine SDK also includes Optable, an audience component that produces targeting signals for ad auctions; Optable only runs when you have given consent (see section 3).
When ads load, these SDKs may collect or receive:
- Advertising Identifier (IDFA): a per-device identifier provided by iOS, only available when you allow tracking in the App Tracking Transparency prompt. Linked to you, used for tracking and third-party advertising.
- Advertising Data: ad impressions, clicks, and the ad context (which screen, which ad slot). Linked to you, used for tracking and third-party advertising.
- Product Interaction: in-app events the ad stack correlates with ad opportunities, such as entering Live Mode or reaching a break where an interstitial may show. Not linked to your identity. Used for advertising and analytics.
- User ID: a random identifier the Mediavine SDK generates on your device so ad measurement can tell sessions apart. It is not your name, email, or Apple ID, is not linked to your identity, and is used for analytics only.
- Diagnostic Data: SDK error and performance signals, not linked to you. Used to keep ad serving healthy.
- Coarse Location: an approximate region derived from your IP address by the ad SDKs — never GPS. Not linked to your identity. Used for ad geo-targeting.
This list mirrors the app's PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy manifest. If something the app does doesn't match this page, please email us — we treat that as a bug.
2. Where Your Data Goes
The advertising stack contacts these domains:
- Google ad infrastructure:
googleads.g.doubleclick.net, securepubads.g.doubleclick.net, pagead2.googlesyndication.com, googletagservices.com, googleadservices.com, googlesyndication.com, doubleclick.net
- consentmanager.net:
consentmanager.net, delivery.consentmanager.net
- Mediavine:
mediavine.com
- Optable (part of the Mediavine SDK):
optable.co, optable.app, including per-tenant subdomains such as na.edge.optable.co
If you opt out or decline consent, traffic to these domains is limited to non-personalized ad delivery. The app still works and ads still load.
3. Your Privacy Choices and Consent
The app uses consentmanager.net, a Consent Management Platform that records your choices in the industry-standard IAB formats (TCF for Europe, GPP for US states) so every ad partner receives them.
- Your Privacy Choices: the link at the bottom of the home screen opens the consent screen at any time. There you can turn off "Allow sale and sharing for targeted advertising" and the other purposes. Your choice is saved on your device and applied to every later ad request.
- Consent prompt: where the law requires it, the same screen appears the first time you enter Classic Mode or Live Mode, before personalized ads load.
- What an opt-out does: ads become non-personalized, Optable stops producing audience signals and clears what it had cached, and your opt-out is passed to ad partners with each request.
- If your choice can't be read (for example the consent screen failed to load), the app treats you as having not consented and requests non-personalized ads.
The consent screen lists standard purposes defined by the IAB framework, including ones (such as precise geolocation) that this app does not use: the app never requests location permission and has no access to GPS.
4. App Tracking Transparency
The first time you enter Classic Mode or Live Mode, iOS asks whether you allow tracking. "Allow" makes the IDFA available to ad partners for personalized ads; "Ask App Not to Track" keeps it masked. Either way the app works the same. You can change this in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. Tracking permission and the consent choices in section 3 are separate: declining either one limits personalization.
5. What Stays on Your Device
The app saves the following in Apple's per-app UserDefaults storage (manifest reason CA92.1):
- Your robot's name (up to 10 characters)
- Game progress: throws, crash points, best fling, your rank, the finish and trail you've equipped, your Today's Fling streak, and which tips you've already seen
- Your consent choices, stored by the consent SDK in the standard IAB keys
This data stays on your device, is never sent to us (we don't run servers), and is deleted when you uninstall the app. Your robot's name and game progress are not sent to ad partners.
6. Game Center (Optional)
If you are signed in to Game Center, the app submits your total crash points and your best fling to Apple's Game Center leaderboards, where other players can see them next to your Game Center nickname. This is handled by Apple under Apple's privacy policy; we only see the public leaderboard. If you're not signed in, nothing is submitted.
7. Device Permissions
v2.1 uses motion sensors (shake and tilt reactions), audio playback (music and voice ship inside the app), and haptic feedback. It does not request your microphone, camera, photo library, location services, contacts, calendar, or health data.
8. Age and Audience
Let's Dance Robot is rated 12+ on the App Store and is not directed at children under 13 within the meaning of COPPA. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone, and the ad SDKs are configured for a general audience.
9. Your Rights
Because we run no servers, we hold no data about you to access, correct, or delete. Your practical choices are:
- Opt out of sale / sharing or change any consent purpose via Your Privacy Choices on the home screen
- Decline tracking in the App Tracking Transparency prompt, or later in iOS Settings
- Sign out of Game Center to stop leaderboard submissions
- Delete the app to remove everything stored on your device and stop all ad requests
Data held by our advertising partners is governed by their policies below; you can exercise rights with them directly.
10. Third-Party Privacy Policies
11. Changes to This Policy
This URL is pinned to v2.1 of the app. If a later version changes what is collected or who receives it, that version gets its own policy URL and App Store Connect is updated to match. This page will not be rewritten retroactively.
Summary
- Ad-supported; ad partners' use of ad data may be a "sale" or "sharing" under US state laws
- Opt out any time with Your Privacy Choices on the home screen; a consent prompt appears where the law requires it
- Personalization also depends on the iOS tracking prompt
- Six data types, matching the app's privacy manifest; no GPS, no microphone, no camera
- Robot name, game progress, and consent choices stay on your device
- Optional Game Center leaderboards, handled by Apple
- No servers, no accounts — we never receive your data
Enjoy dancing with your robot! 🤖💃