Privacy Policy - Okay, Mr. President

The game does not collect your personal data. There are no accounts, no sign-up, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no server of ours for anything to be sent to. Everything the game remembers is stored on your own device.

The one exception is your choice: if you connect the game to Google Play Games or Apple Game Center, that service receives the data described below. It stays off until you say yes.

This policy covers the mobile game Okay, Mr. President ("the game") for Android and iOS, published by TwoSquaredEight. It also covers this website.

What the game stores on your device

The game saves your progress locally so you can close it and come back. Two things are written to your device's app storage:

Your current run - the day you are on, your meters, the posts in your feed, your messages, and which story flags you have set.
Your player record - achievements you have unlocked, endings you have seen, runs completed, and your settings.

This information never leaves your device. It is not transmitted anywhere, it is not backed up to us, and we cannot see it. Deleting the game deletes it.

What the game does not do

It has no user accounts and never asks for your name, email address, phone number or date of birth.
It contains no analytics or telemetry of its own. We do not measure how you play. (If you connect Play Games, that service's own software sends Google some technical data about itself - see below.)
It contains no advertising and no advertising networks. The "sponsored posts" that appear in one of the game's endings are written jokes that are part of the story - they are not real adverts, nothing is sold, and no advertiser is involved.
It contains no in-app purchases. Nothing in the game costs money.
It does not access your contacts, photos, camera, microphone, or location.
It has no social features. Every other character in the game is fictional and simulated. You cannot message, see, or be seen by other players.
It does not sell or share any data, because it does not have any.

Achievements, if you choose to connect

The game keeps its own trophy case on your device, and that works whether or not you are signed in to anything.

You may optionally connect the game to Google Play Games (Android) or Apple Game Center (iOS), so your achievements also appear on those services. The game asks you once, when you first open it, and you can connect later from the Settings screen. It stays off until you say yes, and that is the only point at which anything leaves your device.

If you connect, this is what the service receives:

Your gamer profile - the Play Games or Game Center account the service identifies you by. It is used to sign you in and to keep your achievements on your account.
The achievements you unlock in this game, which are kept on that account so they appear in the service's own app.
On Android, technical data from the Play Games software - diagnostics and records of how its features are used, which Google uses to keep the service stable. Google processes this briefly and does not keep it for longer than it needs to handle each request.

That is all. The game does not send your saved game, your settings, or anything about how you play beyond the achievements themselves, and it does not read or store your personal information. Nothing is sent to us, and none of this data is sold or used for advertising by the game. The services' handling of it is governed by their own policies: Google Privacy Policy and Apple Privacy Policy.

The data sent to Play Games and Game Center is protected by encryption while it travels.

Stopping, and deleting your data

Data on your device - uninstalling the game deletes everything it stored.
Stop sharing with Play Games or Game Center - sign out of, or disconnect the game from, the service in its own app or settings (the Play Games app on Android; Game Center in your device's Settings on iOS). The game has no sign-out button of its own, because neither service offers one to games. After that, the game keeps working exactly as before, and your trophy case on the device is untouched.
Delete data those services hold - Google lets you delete your Play Games profile and its game data from the Play Games app or your Google Account; Apple handles Game Center data through your Apple Account. We hold no copy, so there is nothing for us to delete, but you are welcome to ask us if anything is unclear.

Crash reports

The game has no crash reporter of its own. If, in your phone's settings, you have chosen to share diagnostics with Google or Apple, they may pass us crash reports about the game through their developer consoles. Those reports describe what went wrong in the app; they are prepared and controlled by Google and Apple under their own policies, and the game sends nothing for them.

Children

The game contains strong language and satirical political humour. It is not designed for or directed at children, and it is rated accordingly on each store. It collects no data itself, from anyone of any age, and the optional Play Games or Game Center connection is subject to those services' own age rules.

About this website

This site is a set of static pages. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, and has no login. Its typefaces are loaded from Google Fonts, which means Google's servers receive your IP address when the page loads - the same as on any site using that service. Nothing else about your visit is recorded by us.

Changes

If the game ever starts doing something this policy does not describe, this page will be updated before that version is released, and the date at the top will change.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or about the game: support@twosquaredeight.com. For help with the game, or to report a bug, see Support.