The Kings Cup app takes privacy very seriously. Beyond the information Apple provides to developers that you can decide to provide, this app also uses Firebase Servives within the app. This helps to identify crashes and stability issues (Crashlytics, Performance Monitoring) and why they're caused (eg: a post that is crashing a lot of devices), which greatly speeds up and eases the ability to swiftly fix them. Firebase Analytics is used within the app too in order to better understand which features are being used to be able to better make development decisions and choose where to focus development effort. The information collected is anonymous. You can (if you choose to) reveal to the developer (eg: during an email exchange) an identifier that would help the developer to diagnose your specific crash for instance but otherwise your data isn't linked to you. This app does not sell or rent your data, and the anonymous information is only collected to help make the app better. Firebase is also used to anonymously send your decks to friends via a 5-digit code. This code is not linked to you or your device.

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This app also delivers advertisements via Google's Admob. This service does use identifiers to send the user target-specific ads, but this can be disabled by turning on limiting ad tracking in your iOS settings.