Respect for your privacy and careful consideration of your personal information is important. This document describes any privacy-related issues that you should consider regarding your use of PyCalc.

Data Collection

The PyCalc app does not transmit any data off of your device, with the following exceptions:

• Data may be uploaded to Apple's cloud for the purpose of backup and/or sharing across different instances of the PyCalc app that you have installed on your various Apple devices. This data is never shared with the PyCalc developer or any other 3rd party.
• It is conceivable (although atypical) that Python code that you write or choose to download from online and run in the app could transfer your data to some 3rd party. It is your responsibility to make sure that you only run Python code that you trust.

Additionally, Apple may collect data on PyCalc usage, such as the number of times you've opened the app, and share that with the PyCalc developer. You are never individually identified in this data, and this data can be quite helpful for knowing how to make improvements to the app.

If you identify yourself via comments in the Apple App Store or by directly communicating with the PyCalc developer, then any such data will be available to the PyCalc developer.

Data about you could also be exposed to 3rd parties by clicking on any web links within the PyCalc app. Your internet service provider may be collecting data about your internet usage. The web site hosting the linked content could collect data as well. These exposures are out of the control of the PyCalc developer.

PyCalc does not itself depend on any internet resources to operate. All of its functions happen directly on the device, unless you specifically run Python code which accesses external resource.

Version

This document was written on 7/1/2022 for PyCalc version 1.0.12 and subsequent versions up until the next version of this document is released.