Trivia Five

Data on your device

Trivia Five keeps today's game in progress (your answers and any hints you used), your streak and the days you finished a game on your device, and stores its anonymous account session in the iOS Keychain. If you allow notifications, the app schedules its daily reminders (8am and 5pm Eastern) locally through iOS; no push token is sent anywhere.

Deleting the app deletes this data, except that iOS may keep the Keychain session.

Data on our server

The first time you open Trivia Five, it creates an anonymous account with our backend provider, Supabase. The account is only a random ID: there is no sign-in, and it has no name, email address, password or contact details.

Linked to that ID, our server stores the result of each daily game you play (the date, your score out of 5 and which answers were right, wrong or right with a hint) and your stats (current and best streak, a streak for each category, games played, total score and the last day you played). It is used to allow one play per day, to show your streak and stats, and to compute anonymous daily totals, such as the average score and how many players answered each question correctly, which help us tune how hard the questions are.

The data is hosted by Supabase (supabase.com), which processes it on our behalf. We do not sell it or share it with anyone else.

Advertising (Google AdMob)

The free version of Trivia Five uses the Google Mobile Ads SDK from Google. The app uses these ad formats:

• Banner ads: at the bottom of the main screens, above the tab bar.
• Rewarded ads (optional, you choose to watch one for a reward): offered when you ask for a hint on a question. Watching is your choice; the hint is shown only after the ad finishes.

The app asks Google for non-personalized ads only: they are chosen from context, such as the app and your general location, not from a profile of your past activity.

According to Google's App store data disclosure page for iOS (last updated 2026-09-29 per Google, retrieved 2026-09-30), the Google Mobile Ads SDK may collect:

• IP address, which may be used to estimate the general location of a device.
• Non-user related crash logs, used to diagnose problems and improve the SDK, and possibly for advertising and analytics.
• User-associated performance data such as app launch time, hang rate or energy usage, which may also be used for displaying ads, including sharing with other entities that display ads.
• A device ID, such as the advertising identifier or other app- or developer-bounded device identifiers, which may be used for third-party advertising and analytics.
• Advertising data, such as ads you have seen, used for analytics and advertising features.
• Other product interactions, such as app launch taps and video views, used to improve advertising performance.

Google processes this data under its own policies: How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services and the Google Privacy Policy.

Consent and tracking

• Google consent form: before ads load, the app asks Google's User Messaging Platform whether a consent form is required where you are. If it is, the form asks for your choices, and an Ad Privacy Choices button appears in the app's Settings so you can review or change them at any time.
• App Tracking Transparency: Trivia Five does not show Apple's tracking prompt, so it never asks to track you, and iOS does not give the app or Google your device's advertising identifier. You can check this any time in iOS Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking.
• To manage how Google personalizes ads, use My Ad Center at myadcenter.google.com.

Sharing and photos

After a game you can share your result through the iOS share sheet, as text or as an image of your score card made on your device. It shows your score, a row of colored squares for right and wrong answers, and your streak. Nothing leaves your device unless you pick a destination there. The app does not use the camera, microphone, location, contacts or your photo library.

Children

Trivia Five is a general-audience trivia game and is not directed at children. The developer does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13. Ads and the data Google may collect are described above. If you believe a child's data was collected through the app, contact support@boggyapps.com and we will help you reach Google about it.

Your rights

Your account is anonymous, so the developer cannot tell which account is yours from your name or email. To have your game history and stats deleted from our server, email support@boggyapps.com with the dates and scores of a few recent games and we will find and delete that account. To remove the on-device data, delete the app. For data Google collected for ads, use the consent and tracking choices above and Google's controls described in the Google Privacy Policy. Questions are always welcome at support@boggyapps.com.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the new version will be posted on this page with a new effective date. Contact: Bogdan Shoyat, support@boggyapps.com.