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Who this policy covers
This policy explains how Cubmee (“Cubmee”, “we”, “us”) handles information through this website and the current versions of Cubmee Colouring, Cubmee Match, Cubmee Puzzles, Where is Cubmee?, Cubmee Reader, Cubmee Sudoku and Cubmee Tic Tac Toe, including their iPhone, iPad and Apple TV versions where offered.
Cubmee’s apps are designed for children and families. Any support, privacy request or other communication with us must be made by a parent, carer or other adult.
Browser activities have their own Cubmee web apps privacy notice. Cubmee Tunes and Cubmee Dress Up are not covered by the app-specific descriptions below. Their privacy details will be confirmed before adding them to this policy.
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Information inside the apps
The current Cubmee apps do not create accounts, connect to Cubmee servers or include advertising, third-party analytics or tracking technology. We do not receive names, email addresses, device identifiers, locations, drawings, game activity or usage data from the apps.
Cubmee Colouring
Saved pictures, editable paint layers and gallery details are stored locally in the app’s storage on the device. They remain under the device owner’s control and are not uploaded to us. Local app data can be removed inside the app or by deleting the app, subject to the device owner’s Apple backup settings.
Cubmee Match
Cards, matches and game activity are handled on the device and are not sent to us. The current app does not contain network services or persistent player accounts.
Puzzles, search and games
Cubmee Puzzles, Where is Cubmee?, Cubmee Sudoku and Cubmee Tic Tac Toe handle gameplay on the device. Where is Cubmee? stores found-item progress locally. Cubmee Sudoku and Cubmee Tic Tac Toe store selected play preferences locally. This information is not sent to us.
Cubmee Reader
Cubmee Reader stores reader profiles and reading progress locally on the device. A profile may include a locally entered name, chosen avatar, reading level, page and word progress, and completed-reading history. Families can use a nickname instead of a child’s real name. Profile information is not sent to us and can be removed inside the app or by deleting the app, subject to the device owner’s Apple backup settings.
Reader audio uses bundled recordings or Apple’s system speech synthesis. This is a playback feature: Cubmee Reader does not request microphone access or send spoken words to us.
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Saving pictures to Photos
Cubmee Colouring asks for add-only Photos permission only when someone chooses to save a finished picture to the device’s Photos library. That permission lets the app add the selected picture. Cubmee does not use it to read the existing photo library, upload the picture or receive a copy.
Photos permissions can be changed at any time in the device’s iOS Settings.
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This website
The Cubmee website does not use advertising, analytics, tracking pixels or user accounts. It does not set Cubmee cookies or store a Cubmee visitor identifier.
Like most websites, the infrastructure used to deliver and secure the site may process limited technical request information such as an IP address, browser type, requested page and timestamp. This operational information is not used by Cubmee to create advertising profiles or track visitors across other services, and is retained only for the period configured for site operation and security.
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Website support
A parent, carer or other adult may use the website support form. It asks for the adult’s name and email address, the Cubmee product and device involved, a description of the issue, and consent for us to use that information to respond. The form asks people not to include a child’s name, age, photo, artwork or other personal information.
Support requests are submitted to Cubmee’s Stactics project for storage and review. Stactics also records the request’s environment, IP address, browser user agent, referring page and submission time. This helps deliver and secure the form; Cubmee does not use it for advertising or behavioural tracking. Stactics is not included in the children’s apps.
We keep support information while it is reasonably needed to respond, investigate the issue and maintain an appropriate business record. An adult can ask us to correct or delete their support request through the contact options below, subject to legal record-keeping requirements.
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Apple services
Apple may process information when an app is downloaded, backed up, updated, reviewed or used with an Apple service. Apple handles that information under its own terms and privacy policy. Cubmee does not receive payment details from Apple.
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Children’s privacy
We do not knowingly collect personal information from children through the apps or this website. Cubmee Reader’s optional profile name stays on the device; families can use a nickname rather than a child’s real name. We do not ask children to contact us or submit artwork or identifying information to us. If we learn that child personal information was sent to us inadvertently, we will delete it where reasonably possible.
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Questions and changes
A parent or carer can make a privacy enquiry through the Cubmee support form or Ocintra’s contact page. Because the apps do not hold Cubmee accounts or transmit app activity to us, there is no server-side child profile or app activity record for us to access or delete.
We will update this policy before introducing a material new collection practice. The effective date at the top will show when the policy last changed.