Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 3, 2026

Tastybop is a puzzle game. This page explains what data the game handles and who handles it.

What Tastybop collects

Tastybop doesn't ask for your name, email address or location, and there are no accounts to create. Your progress and settings stay on your device, and your phone may keep a copy in your own Google or iCloud backup so a reinstall or a new phone can bring them back. We can't see that copy. The only data the game sends to us is the Today's Menu team point described below; the ads and crash reports described further down are handled by Google and Sentry.

Today's Menu team ranking

When you clear Today's Menu with a cuisine team picked, the game sends that team's point to our ranking server, hosted by Supabase. Nothing is sent until you pick a team. So that each player counts once a day, the game gives your install a random anonymous ID; it is not linked to your name, your device's advertising ID or anything else about you. With each point we store that ID, the day, the time it arrived, your team and how many tries the clear took. Like any web service, Supabase sees your IP address when the game connects; it is used to limit abuse and is not stored with your points.

Advertising

Tastybop shows ads served by Google AdMob. To show ads, measure them and prevent fraud, AdMob collects your device's advertising ID and app set ID, your IP address (which can show your rough location), how you interact with ads, and basic performance data. Ads are limited to content suitable for all ages. Where the law requires it, the game asks for your consent before personalized ads are shown. You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings. Buying Remove Ads stops the ads between levels; rewarded ads you choose to watch stay available.

How Google uses this information is described in Google's privacy policy for partner apps.

Crash reports

On iPhone and iPad, if the game crashes or hits an error, it can send a crash report to Sentry, the service we use to find and fix bugs. A report holds technical details: the error, what the game was doing, the app version, the device model and system version, and a random ID for this install so repeat crashes can be grouped. It doesn't include your name, your advertising ID or your progress. Sentry sees your IP address when the report arrives. The Android version doesn't send crash reports.

Sharing

When you tap Share, the game makes a picture of your Today's Menu result and hands it to your phone's share menu. It goes only where you send it; nothing is sent to us.

In-app purchases

Purchases are processed entirely by Apple (App Store) or Google (Google Play). Tastybop never sees or stores your payment details. Those companies' own privacy policies apply to the payment.

Your data

Deleting the game removes all of its data from your device, including the ranking ID. Points already sent stay on the ranking server under that anonymous ID, but nothing links the ID to you, so once the game is gone they can't be traced back to you. Ad data is held by Google: you can reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings, and Google's privacy policy for partner apps explains the rest. Questions: zhenyitong84@gmail.com.

Children

Tastybop is not directed at children under 13, and we don't knowingly collect data from them.

This website

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Changes

If this policy changes, we'll update this page and the date at the top.

Contact

Questions about privacy? Email zhenyitong84@gmail.com.