PROMPT DOOM APP

Store privacy disclosures

Consolidated privacy questionnaire answers for Prompt Doom submissions to Amazon Appstore, Google Play, and Apple App Store.

Store submission summary

Review before submitting.
These answers map the current Prompt Doom source and enabled SDKs. Store definitions and third-party SDK behaviour can change, so re-check them whenever the app or SDK versions change.
YesCollects user data
YesThird-party advertising SDK
YesDeletion request mechanism

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General security questions

QuestionAnswerNotes
Does the app collect or transmit user data?YesAccount, activity, subscription, reporting, analytics, and advertising flows transmit data off device.
Is data encrypted in transit?Yes for productionThe published build and production API must use HTTPS. Do not submit a build configured with the local HTTP development URL.
Can users request deletion?YesUse the public account and data deletion forms above.
Is every data type required?NoGuest browsing is available. Account-linked collection begins when the user chooses Google sign-in or account features.
Is data used for tracking?Yes, conservativelyDeclare tracking/advertising for Google Mobile Ads unless the distributed build uses consent-controlled limited ads and the SDK disclosure supports a narrower answer.

Consolidated data inventory

Use this inventory to answer Amazon “Collected / Third-party transfer / Purpose,” Google Play “Collected / Shared / Purpose / Required,” and Apple “Collected / Linked / Tracking / Purpose” questions.

Store data typeCollectedLinked to userShared / transferredRequiredPurposes
NameYesYesPayment/auth service when applicableOptional app use; required for accountApp functionality, account management
Email addressYesYesGoogle authentication and payment service when applicableOptional app use; required for accountApp functionality, account management, security
User IDsYesYesAuthentication/service providers as necessaryOptional app use; required for accountApp functionality, account management, fraud prevention
Other user info: profile imageYesYesReceived from Google sign-inOptionalApp functionality, personalization
Purchase historyYesYesPayment providerOptionalApp functionality, account management, fraud prevention
Device or other IDsYesMay be linked by SDKGoogle Mobile AdsAutomatic for ad-eligible usersThird-party advertising, analytics, fraud prevention
Advertising IDYesMay be linked by SDKGoogle Mobile AdsAutomatic or consent-controlled by region/platformThird-party advertising, analytics
Approximate locationYes, conservativeMay be linked by SDKGoogle Mobile AdsAutomatic for ad delivery; no location permission usedThird-party advertising, analytics, fraud prevention
App interactions / product interactionYesYes when signed in; guest session otherwiseAd interactions to Google Mobile AdsAutomaticApp functionality, analytics, advertising
Advertising dataYesMay be linked by SDKGoogle Mobile AdsAutomatic for ad-eligible usersThird-party advertising, analytics
Other user-generated contentYesYesNo routine third-party transferOptionalApp functionality, safety, fraud prevention
Customer support / deletion request contentYesYesNo routine third-party transferOptionalApp functionality, account management, compliance

Data types to answer “No” based on current app source

Precise location; physical address; phone number; race or ethnicity; sexual orientation; political or religious beliefs; credit score; salary, assets, or debts; health; fitness; contacts; call logs; emails or message contents; SMS/MMS; photos uploaded by the user; videos; audio; music; files and documents; calendar events; installed apps; web browsing history; in-app search history stored on the server; crash logs sent to a crash-reporting service; and biometric/environment/body data.

Do not declare full payment-card or bank information as collected by Prompt Doom when users enter it directly into the external payment provider and the app/operator never receives it.

Amazon Appstore questionnaire

App-level answer: Yes, the app collects user data or transfers data to third parties.

Amazon fieldCollectedThird-party transferPurposes
Name, Email Address, User IDs, Other user infoYesNo for routine first-party/service-provider processingApp functionality; personalization; fraud prevention, security and compliance
Purchase historyYesNo when the payment provider qualifies as service provider/user-initiated transferApp functionality; fraud prevention, security and compliance
Device or other IDs, Advertising ID, Approximate locationYesYesThird-party advertising or marketing; analytics; fraud prevention, security and compliance
App interactions, Other user-generated content, Other actionsYesAdvertising interactions onlyApp functionality; analytics; third-party advertising; fraud prevention, security and compliance

Google Play Data Safety

Declare the data inventory above under Personal info, Financial info → Purchase history, App activity, Device or other IDs, and the relevant advertising/location SDK types. For “Shared,” apply Google Play’s service-provider and user-initiated transfer exceptions carefully, but conservatively declare Google Mobile Ads data as shared for advertising.

Apple App Privacy

Apple categoryDataLinkedTrackingPurposes
Contact InfoName, Email AddressYesNo first-party trackingApp Functionality
IdentifiersUser ID, Device IDYes / SDK-dependentYes for advertising SDK, conservativelyApp Functionality, Analytics, Third-Party Advertising
PurchasesPurchase HistoryYesNoApp Functionality
Usage DataProduct Interaction, Advertising Data, Other Usage DataYes when signed in; SDK-dependent otherwiseYes for advertising data, conservativelyAnalytics, App Functionality, Third-Party Advertising
User ContentOther User Content, Customer SupportYesNoApp Functionality
LocationCoarse Location inferred by advertising providerSDK-dependentYes, conservativelyThird-Party Advertising, Analytics

If the iOS release does not ship Google Mobile Ads, remove SDK-only Device ID, Advertising Data, Coarse Location, and tracking declarations for that platform after verifying the final binary.

Official definitions