HandIQ Privacy Policy
Effective date: August 17, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how HandIQ, package name com.royaltraining.handiq, handles user data. HandIQ is an offline poker education and training app for hand reading, action-line interpretation, and opponent range narrowing. It is not a real-money gambling product and does not provide betting, deposits, withdrawals, prizes, casino routing, or live-table assistance.
1. Developer and Privacy Contact
Developer name for this app: Royal Training. Privacy inquiries may be submitted through the developer contact method shown on the Google Play store listing for HandIQ. If the publishing account uses a dedicated support email or website, that public contact should be kept consistent with this policy and the Play Console listing.
2. Data We Do Not Collect
The current release of HandIQ does not collect, transmit, sell, rent, or share personal and sensitive user data. The app does not request or use account login, email address, phone number, precise location, contacts, calendar data, SMS, call logs, microphone, camera, photos, advertising ID, payment information, government identification, health data, or inventory of installed apps.
HandIQ does not include advertising SDKs, analytics SDKs, payment SDKs, casino affiliate SDKs, social login SDKs, cloud synchronization services, crash-reporting SDKs, or remote artificial intelligence integrations. The app manifest does not request internet access.
3. Local App Data
HandIQ stores training progress locally on the user's device so that core training can work offline. Local data may include drill attempts, correct answer count, streak, current drill position, completed lessons, review plan status, preference toggles, and a local export path. This data is used only to provide app functionality such as progress display, review planning, lesson completion, and local export.
Local data is not sent to Royal Training, Google Play, external servers, advertisers, casinos, sportsbooks, payment processors, or other third parties by the app.
4. Exported Files
The app may allow the user to export a local JSON snapshot of training progress. Exported files are created on the device at the user's action. The user controls whether to keep, delete, move, or share exported files outside the app. HandIQ does not automatically upload exported files.
5. Data Sharing and Sale
HandIQ does not sell user data. Because this release does not collect or transmit personal data, it does not share personal data with third parties. If a future release adds cloud backup, analytics, crash reports, account login, ads, payments, or any remote service, this Privacy Policy and the Google Play Data safety section must be updated before release, and any required notice or consent must be obtained.
6. Data Retention and Deletion
Training progress and settings remain on the device until the user resets progress in the app, clears app storage through Android system settings, or uninstalls the app. The current release does not create user accounts, so there is no external account-deletion process. Locally stored data can be deleted by using the in-app reset option or Android's app storage controls.
7. Security
HandIQ minimizes privacy risk by keeping the core experience offline and not transmitting app data over a network. Users should still protect their own devices with the security features offered by Android, such as device lock, app updates, and trusted backups.
8. Children
HandIQ is not designed for children and is not intended for inclusion in Google Play's Designed for Families program. The app is an educational training tool for users who are old enough to study poker concepts under the laws and platform rules that apply where they live.
9. Changes to This Policy
This policy may be updated if HandIQ changes its features, data handling, permissions, third-party SDKs, or legal requirements. The effective date above should be updated whenever this policy changes. Any future version that collects or shares personal and sensitive user data must disclose the relevant data types, purposes, retention rules, sharing parties, and user choices before release.