The Corner Phase 8 Test — Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 18, 2026

This policy describes the disposable iOS development app The Corner Phase 8 Test, operated by Bakari Worthy. Its bundle identifier is com.bworthy.thecorner.phase8. It covers this private test build; the released game will need a policy reflecting its final features and services.

Information used by the test app

The app does not require a game account. It records technical test events on the device, including consent status, ad loading and reward callbacks, product availability, and purchase or restore results. These records help investigate whether the native integrations work. The developer may copy them to a development computer for review. The diagnostic log does not include passwords, payment-card details, or full purchase receipts.

The app includes Google's Mobile Ads SDK and User Messaging Platform (UMP). Google receives information needed to provide its advertising and consent services. Depending on settings and permissions, its advertising SDK may process network addresses, device or app identifiers, performance and crash information, and ad interactions. This build uses Google's rewarded test ad unit. See Google's SDK data disclosure and Google's privacy policy for its practices.

The purchase and restore test uses Apple's StoreKit. Apple handles sandbox account sign-in and test transactions; the developer does not receive your Apple Account password or payment-card information. Sandbox transactions do not charge real money. See Apple's privacy policy.

Choices

Where the consent service requires a choice, the app presents Google's consent message before requesting ads. When privacy options are required, the test app's Privacy options button lets you revisit those choices. iOS tracking permission is separate and can be changed in Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking.

You can stop using or delete the test app. Deleting it removes its local diagnostic file; copies previously transferred to the developer's computer are separate. Contact the developer to request deletion of those copies. Google and Apple manage information they receive under their respective policies.

Retention

The developer keeps copied diagnostic records only as long as needed to investigate the development tests, then deletes them. Service-provider retention is governed by the Google and Apple policies linked above.

Contact

For privacy questions or requests, contact billing@worthymedia.tech.

Changes

This policy will be updated if the test app's data handling changes. Before using the policy for the released game, its text must be updated to match that release.