kennethcervantes.com
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 4 November 2026
Kenneth Cervantes operates kennethcervantes.com and publishes apps under the developer name kennethcervantes.com. We are based in Australia. This policy explains how we handle personal information when you visit this website, use Drawcabulary or Collide Clash, or contact us about these services.
Reward Chart has a separate Reward Chart Privacy Policy that explains its accounts, family charts, sharing and other data practices. That policy applies to Reward Chart, including when an older version or App Store listing links you to this page.
For privacy questions or requests, email info@kennethcervantes.com. For Reward Chart requests, use info@rewardchart.io.
Find your app or service
| App or service | Where to read about it |
|---|---|
| kennethcervantes.com | Website visits and contact |
| Drawcabulary — Word Draw Game | Drawcabulary and the shared sections below |
| Collide Clash | Collide Clash and the shared sections below |
| Reward Chart & Goals Tracker | Reward Chart Privacy Policy |
Features and third-party services differ between app versions. The sections below include services used by older releases that people may still have installed. An app’s removal from sale does not automatically erase information already stored by us or its service providers.
Website visits and contact
You can read kennethcervantes.com without creating an account. The website’s hosting and delivery services process technical information needed to deliver pages and maintain security, such as your IP address, requested page, browser information and the time of the request.
The personal website does not currently include advertising or an analytics script in its pages. This does not prevent hosting services from processing requests or keeping operational logs. Links to the App Store, social networks and other websites take you to services with their own privacy practices.
If you email us, we receive your email address, the name shown by your email service, your message and any attachments you send. We use this information to answer questions, provide support, investigate problems and handle privacy requests. Please avoid sending information about other people that is unnecessary for your request.
Drawcabulary
Drawcabulary stores game progress, coins, preferences and purchase-related state on your device. Some state is stored in the device’s Keychain. The puzzle drawing library is included with the app; playing a puzzle does not require you to upload a personal drawing to us.
Gameplay and configuration. The app uses Google Firebase Analytics to report app use and gameplay events, including puzzle words, completion outcomes, levels, hints, multiplayer activity, advertising interactions and purchase outcomes. These events are processed with technical information and app identifiers used by the analytics service. Firebase Remote Config provides settings such as gameplay timing and rewards. Older releases also include Firebase In-App Messaging for messages within the app.
Advertising. Drawcabulary includes advertising. Older releases include Google AdMob and integrations with AdColony, Chartboost and MoPub. The services that respond depend on your installed version and service availability. See Advertising and analytics for the information these integrations handle.
Multiplayer and sharing. When you use Game Center, Apple handles your player identity, scores, achievements and online multiplayer connections. Your player name and game activity can be visible to other players. Nearby multiplayer shares your chosen player name, connection information and game messages with participating devices. In older versions, the initial player name comes from your device name, which could contain your real name. Use a nickname if you do not want to share that name.
When you choose a sharing action, the content you select is passed to the app or recipient you choose. Email feedback is sent through your email service. Purchases are handled by Apple as described below.
Collide Clash
Collide Clash uses device motion locally to control the game. It saves progress, lives, settings and purchase-related state on your device. When you use the Apple game services supported by your version, saved games can be stored through iCloud and scores and achievements can be submitted to Game Center. Other players can see information made visible through Game Center, including your player name and scores.
Analytics and advertising. Collide Clash uses Firebase Analytics for app use, levels played, wins and losses, purchases, advertising interactions and game-service outcomes. It also includes Google AdMob for advertising, including rewarded video and banner ads in supported versions.
Facebook in older versions. Legacy releases include the Facebook SDK, send app-use, gameplay and purchase-related events to Facebook, and offer Facebook invitations. Facebook receives technical information through its SDK and can associate app activity with information it holds under its own privacy policy. These integrations are distinct from the Apple Game Center features.
Advertising and analytics
The advertising and analytics services identified for each game receive information directly from the app. This can include app or device identifiers, an advertising identifier when available, IP address and approximate location inferred from it, device and operating-system information, app version, usage events, ad impressions and interactions, and technical performance or diagnostic information. The information collected depends on the service, app version, device settings and features used.
We use analytics to understand game use, investigate problems and improve the apps. Advertising services use information to deliver and measure ads, provide rewards, prevent fraud and, where enabled and permitted, personalise advertising. Advertising partners can combine information with data from other apps or services under their own policies. Identifiers and events are not necessarily anonymous simply because they do not contain your name.
Privacy controls differ between releases. Use any advertising privacy controls offered by your installed version, and the privacy and tracking controls available in your device settings. Older releases may not offer a separate in-app consent or analytics switch. Restricting an advertising identifier does not stop all analytics, network requests or contextual advertising. An ad-removal purchase does not by itself disable analytics or erase information already collected.
Purchases and Apple services
Apple processes App Store payments and subscriptions. We do not receive your full payment-card details. The apps receive purchase or transaction information needed to grant or restore an entitlement, and can record purchase outcomes in analytics as described for each app.
Apple separately handles information for your Apple Account, App Store, Game Center, iCloud and device backups. Manage these services and their sharing settings through Apple. Deleting an app does not cancel a subscription or remove Apple’s purchase records.
Who receives information and where it is processed
Information is handled by the providers needed for the features described above: website hosting and delivery providers, our email provider, Apple, Google Firebase and Google AdMob, and the advertising or Facebook integrations identified for older game versions. Multiplayer participants and recipients you choose receive information through the sharing features you use.
We can also disclose information when required by law or when reasonably necessary to address fraud, security threats or legal claims. Providers that process information for us support those services; providers that use information for their own purposes also explain those uses in their own privacy notices.
We operate in Australia. Providers operate internationally, so information can be processed outside your country, including in the United States and other locations used by the relevant provider. Their notices explain their processing locations and international-transfer arrangements. Where applicable law requires safeguards for a transfer, those requirements apply.
Relevant provider information includes Apple Privacy, Game Center and Privacy, Google Privacy, Firebase Privacy and Security, Google’s use of information from apps and sites, Chartboost Privacy and Meta Privacy. Contact us if you need help identifying a provider used by an older app version.
Storage and security
Information is stored in the locations described for each service, including your device, Apple services, analytics and advertising provider systems, and our support mailbox. Local app data uses the storage protections provided by your device, including Keychain for some saved state. Cloud and email data rely on the access and security controls of the services that hold it. No storage or transmission method is completely secure.
Retention and deletion
How long information remains depends on where it is stored and why it is needed. We retain support correspondence and records needed to resolve requests, maintain the services, meet legal obligations or address disputes. Analytics, advertising, cloud saves and platform records have retention settings and rules associated with their respective services; there is no single deletion period for all of them.
Deleting an app removes much of its local data, but Keychain entries, device backups, iCloud saves, Game Center records, provider records and messages already sent to us can remain. Reinstalling an app can therefore restore some state. Use the relevant Apple controls for Apple-managed data and email us for help with information we hold or can arrange to delete. We may need enough information to verify your request and locate the relevant records. Do not send passwords or full payment details.
We cannot erase information that exists only on your device remotely, or remove copies that other people independently retain after you share information with them. Where a provider independently controls records, you may also need to use that provider’s privacy-request process. We will explain relevant limits when responding to your request.
Children and family use
Families can use these games, and parents or guardians should supervise children’s use of online multiplayer, sharing, advertising and purchases. A game does not need a name or email sign-up to process technical identifiers through its advertising or analytics services. Device parental controls can help manage access to features, but do not by themselves stop all data collection.
If you believe we hold personal information about a child that should be removed, contact us with the app name and relevant details so we can investigate and address the request. Reward Chart’s separate policy explains its adult-managed accounts and information entered about children.
Your choices and privacy requests
You can choose whether to contact us, share content or use optional multiplayer and Apple services. Device settings can manage permissions and services supported by your device and app version. Turning off a feature can limit its functionality and does not undo earlier disclosures.
Depending on the law that applies to you, you may have rights to request access, correction, deletion or a copy of personal information, object to or restrict certain processing, or withdraw consent where processing relies on it. Email info@kennethcervantes.com with the app name and your request. We will review it, verify identity where necessary, and respond within any period required by applicable law. If we cannot fulfil a request, we will explain why.
You can also send a privacy complaint to that address. We will investigate and respond. If you remain concerned, you can contact the privacy authority with jurisdiction over your complaint, such as the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
Changes to this policy
We will update this page when the practices described here change and revise the date at the top. Where law requires additional notice or consent, we will provide it. This policy describes information handling; reading it or continuing to use an app is not a substitute for consent where consent is required.