Overview
Classic Solitaire Cards is an iPhone game published by Adele Bendayan. The game itself does not require an account and does not include analytics, social features, in-app purchases, or subscriptions.
Gameplay is never interrupted by advertising. A 320×50 Google AdMob banner may appear in a reserved area beneath the game board when local privacy rules allow it. It never covers cards or controls.
Data stored on your iPhone
The app stores the following information locally on your device so the game can work and resume:
- Your current deal, moves, score, and elapsed time.
- Undo history and your Klondike or Spider mode preference.
- Statistics such as games played, wins, streaks, best time, and fewest moves.
- Sound and haptics settings.
This information is not uploaded to the publisher. It remains on your iPhone until you delete the app or remove its data through iOS.
Advertising
The app uses the Google Mobile Ads SDK to request contextual, non-personalized banner advertising. Every request disables publisher first-party identifiers, disables ad personalization, and caps creative content at Google’s “G” rating. The app does not request App Tracking Transparency permission and does not intentionally access the iOS advertising identifier.
Before starting the advertising SDK or requesting an ad, the app checks privacy eligibility through Google’s User Messaging Platform. If Google reports that a consent form is required, the app does not show a form and serves no ad in that region. If the device is offline, the eligibility check fails, or an ad does not load, the banner space remains empty and every game control stays usable.
Google may process information to deliver, secure, and measure ads. Learn more in Google’s Privacy Policy and its business data responsibility guidance.
Advertising SDK data categories
Google’s current SDK privacy manifest declares that it may collect or process the following categories depending on device, region, ad availability, and Google’s configuration:
- Coarse location.
- Device identifiers.
- Advertising data.
- Product interaction.
- Crash data and performance data.
- Other diagnostic data.
Declared purposes include third-party advertising, analytics, app functionality, security and fraud prevention, and performance. The final App Store privacy label follows Apple’s privacy report generated from the signed release archive.
Your choices and controls
- You can play fully offline; no ad can load without a network connection.
- You can play without interacting with the banner; it never covers cards or controls.
- You can use iOS privacy controls to limit location and advertising-related access.
- You can delete locally stored game data by deleting the app.
The app does not offer personalized advertising, and there is no tracking-permission prompt to accept or decline.
Children
The game is suitable for a broad audience but is not directed specifically to children. Advertising is contextual, capped at Google’s general-audience “G” rating, and excluded entirely wherever Google requires an on-launch consent form.
Retention and international processing
Local game information remains on your iPhone as described above. Google controls the retention and processing locations of data handled by AdMob under its own policies, legal obligations, and advertising controls. The publisher does not receive or maintain a separate user-level advertising database.
Changes to this policy
This page will be updated before a release introduces materially different data practices. The effective date at the top identifies the current version.
Contact
For privacy questions, access or deletion requests concerning information held by the publisher, or general support, email adele.bendayan@gmail.com.