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Sudooku collects nothing. It sends nothing. It does not use the network.
Sudooku keeps the following information in its private storage, local to your Android device:
None of this data leaves your device. There is no user account, sign-in, cloud save, or sync mechanism inside the app.
Sudooku declares no Android runtime permissions. The manifest contains no
INTERNET, ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE,
READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, READ_CONTACTS, or any
other permissions. The app has no ability to reach the network, read
your files outside its own sandbox, access any sensor, or know anything
about your identity.
There are none. Sudooku has no ads, no analytics, no crash reporting, no attribution SDKs, and no other third-party code that communicates off the device.
Android may back up Sudooku's local data if you have "Back up to Google Drive" enabled on your phone. This is an OS-level feature governed by Google's terms, not by this policy. If you disable that setting, or install on a device that doesn't sync backups, nothing about Sudooku leaves your device.
Sudooku is safe for children (including the Kids mode at 4×4). Because it collects and transmits no data whatsoever, it complies with COPPA and the Google Play Families Policy by design.
If the policy ever changes, this page will be updated with a new "Last updated" date. Because the app has no network access, there is no in-app notification mechanism — check back here if you care about the history.
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