PartyBox privacy policy
Applies to: PartyBox. Last updated 2026-10-12.
This app collects no data. There is no account to create, no analytics and no advertising. The phone hosting a game serves a page to the guests' browsers over the local Wi-Fi, and the names, answers, drawings and votes they send go only to that phone. Nothing goes to a server, and the developer never receives any of it. The app also asks the developer's update server whether a newer version of its question packs exists. That request carries the app's version and platform, nothing about you or your games, and nothing from it is kept.
Every category, answered
These are the categories the App Store and Google Play ask about. The answer is the same for all of them.
| Category | Collected? |
|---|---|
| Contact info (name, email, phone, address) | No |
| Health & fitness | No |
| Financial info | No |
| Location (precise or coarse) | No |
| Sensitive info | No |
| Contacts | No |
| User content (photos, audio, gameplay content, messages) | No |
| Browsing & search history | No |
| Identifiers (user ID, device ID) | No |
| Purchases | No |
| Usage data (product interaction, advertising) | No |
| Diagnostics (crash, performance) | No |
What the app stores on your device
Nothing about a game. Names, answers, drawings and scores live in memory and are gone when the room closes. Sharing the final scores is a button you press, and hands a text summary to your phone's share sheet.
Children
The app has no ads, no purchases and no links out of it. Players type answers and draw pictures that the other people in the room see, so the default packs are for adults. The host can show family packs only and turn on a filter that masks rude words.
Questions
See the support page.