Privacy Policy
Open each paper flap to see what BrightBlock stores, what it leaves untouched, and which controls remain with you.
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CHAPTER 1
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It covers the planning marks, preferences, bundled content, and device behavior of BrightBlock version 1.0.0. It does not describe a separate website account, donation service, application process, or organization database.
02
The app can save which cards you mark Hold or Act Next, the card identifiers in your Stack, the preparation checks in Round, and the Reduced Motion preference. Hold and Act Next are mutually exclusive for the same card.
03
The words entered in the Sparks search field are used to match card titles and planning text on the screen. BrightBlock does not write that search phrase into its saved planning preferences.
CHAPTER 2
04
Card text, family information, and illustrations are read from resources included in the installed application. Opening a card or image does not request that content from a remote content service.
05
The app does not ask for a username, password, profile, membership identifier, or social sign-in. Saved planning marks belong to the local Android app installation rather than an online BrightBlock identity.
06
BrightBlock does not include the Android Internet permission and its planning features do not make network requests. The app has no remote BrightBlock server, synchronization service, or cloud content feed.
CHAPTER 3
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BrightBlock does not ask Android for access to contacts, precise or approximate location, camera, microphone, photos, media, nearby devices, notifications, calendar, phone, SMS, or health information.
08
Cards and check-ins are structured choices, not free-form forms for names, email addresses, phone numbers, medical details, financial details, eligibility records, or identifying case notes. Use verified external channels when a real project requires responsible communication.
09
There is no feature for taking a photo, recording audio, reading contacts, tracking location, scanning nearby devices, or importing a calendar. The app does not upload media or address-book information.
CHAPTER 4
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BrightBlock does not create advertising identifiers, marketing profiles, engagement events, or third-party analytics records. The app does not display advertisements or personalized promotions.
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The app does not contain subscriptions, in-app products, payment forms, donation processing, grant disbursement, or a wallet. It does not collect payment-card or bank information.
12
Because BrightBlock has no server connection, analytics SDK, advertising SDK, or account system, it does not sell, rent, or transmit the app’s saved planning marks to third parties.
CHAPTER 5
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BrightBlock uses private application preferences for Hold, Act Next, Stack, Round, and Reduced Motion. The operating system controls the app’s private storage boundary and device-level access.
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The Clear planning marks control in Quilt removes Hold, Act Next, Stack, and Round choices while keeping the Reduced Motion preference. Android’s Clear storage control or uninstalling BrightBlock removes the app preference file, including that remaining preference.
15
The application data-extraction rules exclude the shared-preference directory from Android cloud backup and device-to-device transfer. A new installation therefore begins without the planning marks from another installation.
CHAPTER 6
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BrightBlock relies on Android application storage protections and does not transmit planning marks. No device or software can be guaranteed completely secure, so device lock, system updates, and control of physical access remain important.
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The app does not create profiles or ask for personal details from children. When a child participates in a real community activity, a responsible adult should guide the activity, follow current safeguarding requirements, and keep identifying information out of planning marks.
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The current policy is dated September 2, 2026. If BrightBlock later adds a permission, connection, account, SDK, or new storage behavior, the policy and store disclosures should be updated before that version is released. Privacy questions can use the developer contact shown on the app’s store listing.