Privacy Policy
Cryptogram Quotes (com.pando.cryptogramquotes) — Last updated: 8 October 2026
1. Overview
Cryptogram Quotes (“the game”) is a free Android word game published by Stronghealth. There is no account, no sign-up and no server of ours. Your puzzle progress stays on your device; Google services may collect usage and device information as described below. Optional feedback is processed by Tally.
2. Everything runs on your phone
The whole quote library ships inside the app. Puzzles are generated on your device from that library, so nothing is downloaded while you play and the daily puzzle needs no connection.
Your progress — which puzzles you have solved, your streak, your times, your settings, and any puzzle you left half finished — is stored in the game’s local storage on this device. Android may copy app data through system backup if it is enabled. We do not operate a server that could receive it. Puzzles work in airplane mode; ads, analytics and optional feedback use an internet connection. Deleting the game removes its local storage. System backups may remain under your Android backup settings and may restore progress after reinstallation.
3. Information we collect
The game has no user accounts or developer server holding your progress. Google services may collect app usage and device information as described below.
4. Third-party services and ads
The game uses the following third-party services.
- Google advertising services — used to show ads. No ad is ever shown on the puzzle screen while you are solving. A full screen ad may appear during launch or after a puzzle is finished; the first few solves are untouched, and there is a minimum gap between them. There are no rewarded ads: hints are free and nothing in this game is sold behind an ad.
For advertising the game declares the advertising ID permission (com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID). Google’s Mobile Ads SDK may collect the advertising identifier, IP address (from which an approximate location can be inferred), app interaction and diagnostic data in order to serve and measure ads. See Google’s Privacy Policy and How Google uses advertising data. You can reset or delete your advertising ID under Settings > Privacy > Ads on Android.
If an ad fails to load, the game simply carries on. - Google Firebase Analytics — helps us understand app usage and improve reliability. It may collect approximate location, app interactions, diagnostics, and device or other identifiers. Google may process and share this data to provide analytics and related advertising services. See the Firebase privacy information.
No developer-operated account or cloud sync service is used.
Optional Tally feedback contains your selected type, message, optional reply email and optional app identifier/name, version, build, platform, device model, operating system, language and entry point. The selected interface language selects a matching form. New attribution reports use a generic entry point; older app versions may include a quote identifier in the entry point. Technical request information is also processed to operate the form. Quotation contents, puzzle guesses, saved progress and precise location are not automatically attached. See the Tally Privacy Policy.
Where required, Google consent is requested before ads. Settings or About → Privacy choices lets you revisit those choices when available.
Feedback retention and deletion
We use feedback to investigate problems, improve the app and reply when an email is supplied. Feedback is retained for up to24 months unless law requires longer retention. To request deletion, use the feedback form, choose the relevant request type and include the approximate submission date and any reply email you supplied. Matching feedback and reply contact details are deleted within30 days after verification, except records required by law. App-local progress is managed by uninstalling the app and reviewing Android backup settings.
5. Permissions
The game requests no permissions that need your consent. It does not ask for photos, files, storage, the camera, the microphone, location, contacts or notifications. The remaining manifest entries are normal permissions granted without a prompt (internet and network state for ads, the advertising ID, and vibration for haptics).
6. The quotes
Every quote in the game is in the public domain, and every one was checked against the original text it comes from before it shipped. The author, the work and the year are shown on the solved screen, and the full list of source editions is in the app under Sources.
If you believe a quote is attributed incorrectly, there is a report button on the solved screen — it opens a localized Tally form. You can choose what details to provide so we can check the source.
7. Children’s privacy
The game is intended for a general audience and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
8. Changes to this policy
This policy may change. Any change will be posted on this page with a new date.
9. Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent through the feedback form.