Onefall — Privacy Policy
Onefall Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 5, 2026
Thank you for playing Onefall.
Your privacy is important. The good news is that Onefall does not collect, store, or share any personal information. The game is designed to work entirely on your device.
What Onefall Does
Onefall is a single-player puzzle game. You don't need to create an account, sign in, or connect to the internet to play.
Information We Collect
We don't collect any personal data.
That means we do not collect your:
Name or email address
Device identifiers
Location
Contacts
Photos or files
Advertising ID
Analytics data
Crash reports
Any other personal information
Information Stored on Your Device
To make the game work properly, Onefall saves a small amount of game data only on your device, including:
Your current level and total puzzles solved
Your sound and vibration settings
A cache of generated puzzle boards to improve performance
This information never leaves your device and is never shared with anyone. If you uninstall the game, this data is removed.
Permissions
Onefall only uses the VIBRATE permission to provide haptic feedback during gameplay, such as a light vibration when rotating pieces or completing certain actions.
The app does not request permissions for:
Internet access
Location
Camera
Microphone
Contacts
Photos or external storage
Advertising or tracking
Third-Party Services
Onefall does not use any third-party services for:
Analytics
Advertising
Crash reporting
User tracking
The game does not communicate with external servers.
Children's Privacy
Because Onefall does not collect any personal information, it is suitable for players of all ages and is designed to comply with children's privacy laws, including COPPA.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
If this Privacy Policy changes in the future, the updated version will be published here, and the Last updated date at the top of this page will be revised.
Contact
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can contact us at:
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