heyhey Privacy Policy

Effective date: September 22, 2026. Local growth feature clarification: October 21, 2026. Ads and in-app purchase added: November 9, 2026. Tracking permission (ATT) added: November 12, 2026.
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1. Information kept on your device
The current mobile app works without an account, a connected app server or an analytics SDK. The records and settings you enter are stored on your device and are not sent to the operator. Local notifications are scheduled on your device.

Ads and ad removal (added November 9, 2026): The app shows Google AdMob ads on the Calendar tab and on item detail screens. To serve ads and prevent fraud, Google may process your device's advertising identifier, IP address, approximate location, ad impression and click information, device and app information, and diagnostics. On iOS, before loading ads the app asks for permission through Apple's App Tracking Transparency (added November 12, 2026). If you allow it, Google may use your device's advertising identifier to show personalized ads linked with information from other companies' apps and websites. If you don't allow it, and on Android, the app requests non-personalized ads only. You can change this anytime in iPhone Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. Where the law requires it, the app asks for consent before showing ads, and you can change it under Settings > Ad privacy options. Your records and item names are not used for ads. Remove ads is an in-app purchase through the App Store or Google Play. The store handles payment and payment details; the operator does not receive them. Ownership is checked with the store and remembered on your device. How Google uses information: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites

Home screen widgets use a local snapshot of your items and records. On iOS, the app and widget share this snapshot through an App Group. Widget recording actions update the same local records. Discreet items hide their names in widget displays. Widgets do not send your records to the operator.

2. Backups and sharing
When you export a backup, your records are passed to the file location or sharing app you choose. The operator does not receive that copy. The retention and deletion policies of the service you choose apply to it. Operating system device backup and transfer may also occur according to your operating system settings and features.

3. Local review preferences and app links
The app stores an installation date, a count of successful care actions and review API attempts, the last attempt date and recent record identifiers locally to avoid repeated review requests and reverse an action count when you undo a record. These values are not transmitted to the operator. The operating system decides whether to display its review interface. If you submit a review, the store processes it under its own policies; heyhey does not track your rating or whether you submitted one.

A received installation link may be kept locally until it can open safely. A bundled list of other butterplace apps is available in Settings without downloading a catalog. Opening a store page or website passes that link to the service you select. The app adds no analytics SDK; the ad SDK tracks only if you allow it through App Tracking Transparency as described above. Example screens are display only and do not create records, reminders, widget content or review action counts.

4. Deletion and contact
You can delete local items and records using the app's deletion controls. Exported files and operating system backups must be deleted separately. There is no app account, so server account deletion does not apply. Information you send by email is used to respond to your inquiry.

The published policy is at https://stovekorea.com/privacy/heyhey/.