Privacy Policy — T or D: Truth or Dare
T or D: Truth or Dare is a party game for Android, published by AppAI Labs.
The game has no user accounts and no adverts. Everything about your actual gameplay — player names, scores, saved prompts, settings — stays on your device and is never uploaded. Two services do receive data: Google Firebase, so the app can download extra question packs, and Superwall, which runs the subscription screen and records whether you have an active subscription.
| Data | Why | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Player names you type | To show whose turn it is | Memory only, discarded when the game ends |
| Prompts you save | So you can find them again | Local database on your device |
| Your settings (theme, round length, turn card, skip) | To remember your preferences | Local storage on your device |
| Downloaded question packs | So they work offline | Local cache on your device |
None of this is uploaded. Player names, scores and saved prompts never leave the phone.
Firebase Authentication (anonymous). On first launch the app creates an anonymous account. This is a random ID — it is not linked to your name, email, phone number or Google account, and you are never asked to sign in. It exists so the app can be granted read access to the question packs without those packs being public to the whole internet.
Cloud Firestore. The app downloads extra question packs and the current promo code. These are downloads only — the app does not write your data to Firestore.
As part of these requests, Google receives:
Handled under Google's Privacy Policy and the Firebase data processing terms.
Superwall provides the subscription screen and keeps track of whether your subscription is active. It is given no name, email or account of yours — we do not pass it any identifier we hold. Superwall generates its own random device identifier and receives: