Privacy
policy

Last updated: 21 August 2026

In short

Le Mot Mystère shows no advertising, sells nothing, and asks for no account. The only data that leaves your phone is data that belongs to you — your stats and your game history — plus what we need to know when the app crashes. We never collect the words you guess.

What we collect

🎮 Your game stats

Games played, wins, streaks, stars and daily history, plus a player name if you choose one. This syncs so your progress survives a reinstall.

🔒 An anonymous identifier

Firebase Anonymous Authentication gives your installation a random identifier. It is tied to no name, no email address and no phone number. Its only job is to find your own data again.

🔧 Crash reports

Crashlytics sends us error reports so we can fix what breaks. These reports are not linked to your player identifier.

📈 Anonymous usage stats

Five facts per game: which game, the puzzle language, won or lost, how many tries, and stars earned. Nothing else — not the words you guessed, not your name, nothing that identifies you.

What we do not collect

No advertising and no advertising identifiers — the app stopped requesting them in August 2026. No purchases and no payment details. No tracking across other apps or websites. And never the words you type while playing.

Security

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Encrypted in transit

Everything exchanged between your phone and our servers goes over HTTPS. The database rules are written so a player can only read or change their own data.

Accounts

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No account required

There is nothing to create and nothing to remember. The app runs anonymously from first launch to last.

Your rights

Access : Ask for a copy of the data attached to your identifier

Deletion : Ask us to erase it entirely, with no reason needed

Portability : Receive it in a readable, reusable format

Objection : Email us to switch off usage stats and crash reporting

Contact us

To exercise these rights, or to ask anything about this policy, write to:

Changes

This policy will change as the app changes. The date at the top of the page is the last revision, and anything significant will be announced in the app.