This page summarizes how PureStrike should handle customer data for gameplay, AR features, online services, and account-linked progression. It is intended to support the public website and App Store policy links.
If production architecture or third-party services change materially, this page should be revised before store submission or wider distribution.
PureStrike may access information required for gameplay features such as Game Center matchmaking, local save progress, optional AR session data processed on-device, purchase validation, and support requests you choose to send. The app is not designed to collect unrelated personal content from your device.
AR features may require camera access so the device can understand the environment and place a life-scale billiards table in the room. AR scene understanding is intended to support live gameplay only and should not be used to build a persistent customer surveillance dataset.
If PureStrike includes online matchmaking, tournaments, leaderboards, or in-app purchases, related account identifiers, gameplay events, and transaction metadata may be processed to deliver those services, prevent abuse, and restore entitlements.
arte-soft should limit stored data to what is operationally necessary for accounts, progression, commerce, multiplayer integrity, support, and analytics. Sensitive gameplay features such as AR placement and shot simulation are expected to rely primarily on on-device processing rather than remote capture of room content.
You can manage permissions such as camera access through iOS Settings, manage purchases through your Apple account, and disconnect supported game services through the account providers that power them. You may also contact arte-soft regarding deletion or privacy requests tied to your account.
For PureStrike privacy, data-handling, or consumer support questions, contact arte-soft at office@arte-soft.com.
Terms for the product are available at /purestrike/terms.