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Data Safety

Last updated: 13 October 2026 · Companion to our Privacy Policy

This page summarises, in plain language, what the Steel Table USA app collects and shares - mirroring the categories used in Google Play's Data Safety section, so it's easy to cross-check.

Note for whoever fills in the Play Console Data Safety form: this page reflects the current App - reference data, offline-first, with Google Analytics for Firebase, Google AdMob and the Meta SDK (install attribution). In Play Console, answer "Yes" to "Does your app contain ads?" and declare Device or other IDs (Advertising ID) as collected and shared for advertising and analytics (Meta install attribution), and App activity > App interactions for install/open events shared with Meta. If any further SDK is added in a future version, update this page and the Play Console declaration before that update goes live - an inaccurate Data Safety form is a policy violation, not just a documentation gap.

Summary

QuestionAnswer
Does the app collect or share any user data?Limited data shared with Google and Meta, for analytics, advertising & install measurement
Is data encrypted in transit?Yes
Can you request data deletion?Yes - see below
Does the app require an account?No
Does the app show ads?Yes via Google AdMob
Does the app collect an advertising ID?Yes by Google AdMob (to serve and measure ads) and the Meta SDK (install attribution)

What "limited data" actually means

We do not collect your name, phone number, email address, or anything that identifies you personally. Think of it like casting a vote: the system can count how many people tapped a button, but it has no way of knowing who you are. This usage information (screens viewed, features used) goes straight from your phone to Google Analytics, the tool we use to see which parts of the App are actually useful. It does not pass through us first, and we cannot look up an individual person from it. Separately, Google AdMob uses your device's Advertising ID to show and measure the ads that keep the App free, and the Meta SDK reports installs and app opens so we can tell which of our Meta ad campaigns brought people to the App. Analytics can be switched off in the App's menu under Privacy choices.

Data collected

CategoryData typePurposeShared with
App activityApp interactions (screens/features opened)AnalyticsGoogle Analytics
App info & performanceCrash logs, diagnostics (if encountered)Analytics, app improvementGoogle Analytics
Device or other IDsAdvertising IDAdvertising, ad measurement, install attributionGoogle AdMob, Meta
App activityApp installs and app opensAdvertising install attributionMeta
App info & performanceDevice and OS information, app versionAdvertising install attributionMeta
App activityAd interactions (views, taps)Advertising, ad measurementGoogle AdMob
LocationApproximate location (from IP address)AdvertisingGoogle AdMob

Data not collected

Name, email address, phone number, physical address, financial or payment info, precise location, contacts, photos or videos, files/documents, calendar, health/fitness data, messages, browsing history, and search history are not collected by the App.

Data processed only on-device

Bookmarked sections, recent lookups, calculator inputs, and app preferences are stored locally on your phone. They are never uploaded to us.

Security practices

Requesting deletion

Because the App does not use accounts, there is no server-side profile to delete. You can:

This page is provided for transparency to users and app-store reviewers. The authoritative legal document is our Privacy Policy; if the two ever differ, the Privacy Policy governs.