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Legal & Privacy

Everything about how Philiabit handles your data, your content, and your account — written in plain language, with the full legal detail underneath.

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🔒 Privacy Policy How Philiabit collects, uses, shares, and protects your information when you use our app and website. Read document 📜 Terms & Conditions The rules for using Philiabit — your account, your content, challenge fair play, virtual rewards, and what happens if things go wrong. Read document 🎛ī¸ Privacy Settings A guide to every privacy control available in Philiabit, what it does, and its default value. Found in-app under Settings → Privacy. Read document 🔐 Data & Permissions Every device permission Philiabit can request, exactly why we ask for it, and what happens if you say no. Read document 🗑ī¸ Account & Data Deletion How to delete your Philiabit account, what happens to your data, and how long the process takes — required reading before you tap Delete. Read document 🤝 Community Guidelines Philiabit works because people trust each other's proof and cheer each other on. Here's how we keep it that way. Read document Šī¸ Content & Copyright Policy Who owns what you post, how we handle copyright and trademark complaints, and how to use Philiabit's own branding. Read document đŸĒ Cookie & Analytics Policy How philiabit.com uses cookies, and how the Philiabit app uses analytics — with no third-party ad tracking either way. Read document ✨ AI Features Disclaimer Philiabit doesn't have an AI coach yet. This page explains what that means today, and exactly what we commit to before we ship one. Read document

Recommended additions

Common pages we didn't build yet because they depend on features that aren't live (payments, a public status page) or are genuinely optional — but reviewers and users increasingly expect them.

EULA (End User License Agreement) Apple requires either a custom EULA or a reference to their Standard EULA — worth adding explicitly once premium features exist.
Subscription & Auto-Renewal Terms A dedicated page (price, billing cycle, cancellation) is expected once in-app purchases or subscriptions launch — expand the "Future Premium Features" section in Terms into its own doc.
Accessibility Statement Describes VoiceOver/TalkBack support and how to report accessibility issues — increasingly expected for App Store/Play listings.
Security & Vulnerability Disclosure Policy A public "security.txt"-style policy inviting responsible disclosure, given the app already does cert pinning and jailbreak detection.
"Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" A standalone CCPA/CPRA opt-out page is common practice even when the answer is "we don't sell data" — reduces ambiguity for California users.
Age Rating & Parental Guidance A short page explaining the app's age rating, social/UGC features, and guidance for parents of teen users (13–17).
Acceptable Use Policy for Challenge Creators If user-created public challenges grow, a focused policy for challenge creators (naming, prizes, sponsorships) may be worth splitting out from Community Guidelines.
Status / Incident Communication Page A lightweight uptime/incident page (e.g., status.philiabit.com) that App Store reviewers and enterprise users increasingly expect.