Privacy Choices

Puddle's Geography provides in-app controls for the most common privacy choices. Availability may vary by account, device, region, and enabled feature.

Access and export

Open Profile → Settings → Download my data to create a portable JSON export of your account, learning, purchase, growth, communication, and social records. Exports are authenticated, private, paginated, and short-lived. They exclude password hashes, salts, login codes, push tokens, provider credentials, and other users’ private fields.

Correction

Use available profile settings to correct supported fields. For a correction you cannot make in the app, email support@kelaros.com from the address associated with the account and explain the requested change.

Product analytics

First-party product analytics are on by default so we can understand feature use, app performance, and conversion. You can opt out under Settings → Privacy → Product analytics. Opting out stops future product-analytics collection and resets the local analytics identity. Product analytics are not used for advertising or cross-company tracking.

Advertising privacy

If ads and consent controls are enabled, use Settings → Privacy options to review available choices. Puddle's Geography does not request App Tracking Transparency permission and does not intentionally use IDFA for cross-app tracking.

Notifications and email

Manage reminders and optional lifecycle email in Settings. You can also disable app notifications in iOS Settings. Every optional marketing or return-reminder email includes an unsubscribe link.

Social controls

Use supported profile and social controls to unfollow, block, or report another user. Blocking and reporting records may be retained as reasonably needed to enforce safety and prevent repeat abuse.

Deletion

Open Profile → Settings → Delete account and confirm. See Account Deletion for scope and subscription implications.

Other legal rights

To exercise a privacy right not available in-app, email support@kelaros.com. We may verify your identity and authority, ask for enough information to find the relevant account, and apply lawful exceptions. We do not discriminate against users for exercising applicable privacy rights.