Tantea is a free app for keeping score in dominoes games. This policy
explains what data we collect, why, and what control you have. We aim
for plain language without legal jargon.
1. Data we collect
On your device (never leaves):
Game history (team names, scores, dates).
Your preferences (theme, sounds, haptics, bonus values).
An anonymous random device identifier (does not contain your name, email, phone, or any identifying info).
Data sent to our servers:
Anonymous usage events — only if you have the
"Anonymous statistics" toggle enabled in Settings. Examples: "a game
was started", "a game was won". Never includes team names or
personal content.
2. Data we do not collect
Your name, email, phone, or any contact info.
Your location.
Your contacts list or photo gallery.
Biometric information.
3. Third-party services
Tantea v1.0 does not use third-party services to
process personal data. The app works 100% locally.
Future versions may integrate:
AI-powered photo counting (optional) — to count
pips automatically from a photo. When this feature is available, the
photo will be sent to our servers for in-memory processing and then
discarded. It will not be stored.
Advertising (Google AdMob) — to keep the app free.
Non-personalized ads would be requested by default.
This policy will be updated before enabling any of these features.
4. Your rights
Turn off statistics: Settings → "Anonymous statistics" → off.
Delete all your data: uninstall the app. Since you don't use an account, nothing remains tied to you.
5. Children
Tantea is not directed at children under 13, although its content is
suitable for all audiences. We do not knowingly collect data from minors.
If you believe a minor sent us data without parental consent, contact us
and we will delete it.
6. Changes to this policy
If we update this policy materially, we'll change the date above and,
depending on the change, show an in-app notice.
Quick summary: Tantea is 100% free. In this version we
do not use third-party services for personal data. We collect the
minimum (anonymous usage events, if you authorize them) to understand
how the app is used. No accounts, no profiles, no data selling.