Bloomer
Privacy & your data
Effective August 7, 2026
What Bloomer collects
Bloomer creates a random, anonymous game identifier on your device. When you choose to continue, that identifier, your current active puzzle, and the time it was selected are stored on Bloomer’s server so your personal round can continue between sessions. Your word guesses are sent to validate a turn. To prevent duplicate scoring during connection retries, Bloomer temporarily stores the most recent validated guesses for up to seven days; they are tied only to the anonymous game identifier and are not used as a player profile.
Bloomer also stores aggregate game totals, such as the number of games, wins, losses, and average winning steps. To understand whether the game is working well, it records anonymous daily activity and aggregate events such as starting a round, making a first guess, requesting a hint, and completing a rewarded hint. This uses the same random game identifier, does not use your advertising identifier, and is not a personal profile.
If you choose to view a definition after solving a word, Bloomer looks it up from its own on-server word catalogue. It does not send your game ID, advertising ID, or other identifying information to an external dictionary provider.
Optional rewarded ads
The Bloomer mobile apps offer optional rewarded ads only when you ask for a hint after making a guess. These ads are provided by Google AdMob. Google and its advertising partners may process device identifiers, IP address and general device or app interaction information to deliver, measure, and improve advertising, subject to your privacy choices and Google’s policies. On iPhone, Apple may ask whether you allow tracking for ad measurement and personalization; you can decline and continue playing. You can keep playing without watching an ad; hints are optional.
On mobile, you can open Ad privacy choices from the game footer whenever it is available to review or change the choices supplied by Google’s consent system.
What Bloomer does not ask for
Bloomer does not ask for your name, email address, contacts, precise location, photos, microphone, camera, or payment information.
How data is used and shared
Your anonymous game data is used only to operate the game and show your personal Bloomer statistics. Bloomer does not sell personal data. Its hosting provider processes the information needed to deliver the service. Google AdMob processes data for optional rewarded ads under its own privacy policy and the choices you make in its consent form.
Retention and deletion
Your active anonymous game record, personal completed-round statistics, and anonymous activity history remain until you delete them below. Aggregate operational totals cannot be connected to you and remain after deletion.
Delete my game data
This deletes your stored active puzzle, personal statistics, and anonymous game identifier from this device. It cannot be undone.
Your choices
You can choose not to continue from the privacy notice. You can delete your active game data at any time using the button above.
Contact
For privacy questions or help with Bloomer, email realvisionhub15@gmail.com.