Privacy Policy
Sudoku Solver with Scanner
Package name: com.ip.puzzle.solvedoku. Last updated: August 27, 2026.
Developer and Contact
For privacy questions or requests about Sudoku Solver with Scanner, contact solve.puzzlegame@gmail.com or use the developer support contact listed on the app's Google Play Store page.
Summary
Sudoku Solver with Scanner helps users solve Sudoku puzzles by scanning a board image and converting it into an editable Sudoku grid. The developer does not upload, sell, or share the user's camera images, gallery images, or recognized Sudoku board data.
Data Accessed by the App
- Camera access is requested only when the user chooses to scan a Sudoku board.
- Photo or media access is requested only when the user chooses an existing image from the device.
- Camera and photo data are processed locally on the user's device for Sudoku board recognition.
- The app does not require account registration, contacts, microphone, SMS, or precise location access.
Data Collected or Shared by the Developer
The developer does not collect or share the user's scanned Sudoku images, selected photos, recognized puzzle content, or gameplay data. Puzzle scanning and solving are handled locally on the device.
Advertising
The app uses Google AdMob to show ads. Google AdMob and its advertising partners may collect or receive advertising-related data such as the advertising ID, device information, app interactions, diagnostics, and approximate location, depending on the user's device settings and consent choices. This data is handled by Google and its partners for ad delivery, measurement, fraud prevention, and related advertising services.
Retention and Deletion
Because scanned images and puzzle data are processed locally and are not collected by the developer, the developer does not retain this data on external servers. Local app data can be deleted by clearing the app data in Android settings or uninstalling the app. The app does not create user accounts, so there is no account deletion process.
Security
The app relies on Android platform permissions and local device protections. Users control whether to grant camera or photo access, and those permissions can be changed in Android settings.