Privacy policy

Effective October 12, 2026 · Numblora for Android

Numblora is a Sudoku, Speed Math and Number Sequences game published by Cedarwave Labs. This policy describes information handled by the app and its advertising services. Contact [email protected] for privacy questions.

Your games and progress

Puzzles, active games, answers, notes, settings, scores, activity history and daily participation streaks are stored on your device. No player account is required. Core games work offline. Cedarwave Labs does not receive your saved game data through a server or cloud analytics service. Local diagnostic event records are kept in app memory only. Android cloud backup for the app is disabled.

Advertising and consent

Numblora integrates Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) and Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP). Closed-testing builds use dedicated Google test ad units; these are not revenue-generating ads. Later production builds may serve live advertising. The Google SDK can collect and share IP addresses (which can indicate approximate location), device and advertising identifiers, product interactions such as ad views and taps, and diagnostics about SDK or app performance. Google uses this information for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. Data transmitted by the advertising SDK is encrypted in transit using TLS.

We request updated consent information at each launch and request ads only when UMP permits it. Where required, consent messages offer privacy choices and Settings provides an Advertising privacy entry point. Advertising may be unavailable under your choices, without a connection or without inventory. You can still play every core game. Banners are separate from gameplay; interstitials occur only at eligible transitions after results. Additional hints and casual timed extensions are optional rewarded ads. You never need to click an advertisement to receive a gameplay reward.

Read Google's privacy policy and Google Mobile Ads data disclosures. Android settings let you reset or delete your advertising identifier. Advertising choices and data rights depend on your region and Google's services.

Permissions and sharing

The app uses network access for advertising, consent and external links. Advertising-related permissions may be supplied by the SDK, including advertising ID access. Numblora does not request camera, microphone, contacts, precise location, SMS or broad storage access. The Share summary action opens Android's share chooser; a summary is sent only to the app or recipient you choose.

Retention and deletion

Settings → Reset progress deletes locally saved games, records and streaks after confirmation. Recent activity is bounded to 200 records. A recovery copy of saved progress can remain on the device until reset to help recover from a damaged save. Uninstalling Numblora removes its app storage. Resetting progress does not erase Google advertising records or consent preferences; use the applicable Google or device privacy controls for those. Ad frequency records are kept locally and are not cleared by a progress reset.

Audience

Numblora is intended for teenagers aged 13 and older and adults. It is not designed or marketed specifically for children under 13. We do not ask players for an age, name, email, or other personal details. If our target audience changes, we will update our advertising configuration, declarations and this policy before releasing that version.

Support and your rights

If you contact support, we receive the information you choose to provide, such as your email address and problem description, and retain correspondence as needed to handle your request. Please avoid sending passwords, financial information or unnecessary personal information. You may contact [email protected] to ask about access, correction or deletion of information provided to Cedarwave Labs. We do not hold your on-device game progress. For information handled by Google, its privacy resources provide available rights and controls.

Updates

We may update this policy when the app or its services change. The effective date above identifies the latest version.