What do Apple and Google share when I test Pollinate?
Some test information reaches Pollinate through each store. Apple shares things like the email address you were invited with and your name, your device model and system version, crash logs, usage information such as how often the app is opened, and feedback you send through TestFlight. Google Play may share device and app usage information, performance and crash information, and private feedback you send through Play.
Pollinate uses it to run the test and improve Pollinate. The Privacy Policy has the details.
More about your data and privacy
- Do I need an account?
- Where are my answers kept?
- Can my partner see our answers on their phone?
- How do I save a copy of my answers?
- What's in a saved copy?
- How do I move Pollinate to a new phone?
- How do I delete my answers?
- What does the app never collect?
- Does Pollinate show ads or sell my information?
- Is Pollinate meant for children to use?
Still need help?
Email hello@pollinatebloom.com. If you're a tester, you can also reply to your invitation email. Tom reads every message and replies as soon as he can.