Solo Breathe

Solo Breathe

Privacy Policy

Version notes · Updated October 25, 2026

  1. Scope and on-device records

    This policy explains how Solo Breathe for iPhone and iPad handles data. Features such as statistics settings and the inspiration jar depend on your installed version. Nicknames, avatars, check-in text, photos, optional locations, points, and settings are stored locally. Photos, notes, and locations are local by default; using iCloud backup also saves that content in your personal iCloud Drive.

  2. Accounts, linking, and purchases

    Email registration, verification codes, sign-in, password recovery, and Apple or WeChat identity linking send necessary identity and request information to the developer-operated account service and Tencent CloudBase to authenticate you, manage links, and recognize access. Apple processes payments for Premium and support badges; transaction identifiers, products, and verification results are used for server verification and access management. We do not receive your card details or Apple Account password. Linking accounts and access across platforms does not automatically sync check-in data between platforms.

  3. Usage statistics and your choice

    Usage statistics are enabled by default. In versions with Privacy & Data settings, you can turn them off under My → Privacy & Data; the choice applies to this device. Basic events include a random client identifier, time, app version, platform, sign-in and membership status, and feature actions. Check-in summaries include record identifiers, dates, inspiration titles (including custom titles), categories, sources and versions, without email addresses. When signed in, inspiration completion counts also include inspiration and check-in identifiers associated with the current account; record identifiers can link these counts to summaries. Historical check-ins are not uploaded retroactively. When signed in, existing jar titles, inspiration identifiers, categories, sources, creation and planned times, and completed or removed status are also reported, with the current account and a random client source identifier, to improve the inspiration library. These reports are not used for cross-device restoration. Statistics do not contain photo files, note text or precise locations.

  4. Turning statistics off and existing data

    Turning statistics off stops further statistics requests and queued retries. Requests already sent may finish, and previously uploaded information is not automatically deleted. If you turn statistics back on, the current jar and its pending changes may be reported, but check-in summaries from the disabled period are not backfilled. Removing a jar entry clears its title in the current client’s cloud summary and keeps a removal marker; older copies from other devices update when those devices connect. Disabling statistics does not affect local check-ins, account authentication, purchase verification, or feedback you choose to send. Contact the developer through feedback or the public support email to request handling of existing cloud statistics.

  5. Local diagnostics and feedback

    Local diagnostics keep up to 200 technical events from the last 7 days per account, with the app version, system version, and device type. They exclude photos, check-in text, locations, file paths, and account credentials. View, disable, or clear them under Feedback → View or manage diagnostics. Upload occurs only when you choose to attach diagnostics and submit; you can send text feedback alone. Uploaded diagnostics are linked to your account for troubleshooting, expire after 30 days, and can be deleted in diagnostic management. Text feedback and its diagnostic reference are stored separately and do not disappear when a diagnostic report is deleted. During network or sign-in interruptions, text feedback may remain on the device and retry automatically after recovery. Before signing in, you can send feedback from the sign-up or sign-in page. A separate random device identifier lets this device view that feedback and replies. Account diagnostics are not attached, and this history is not automatically merged into a later account.

  6. Maps, photos, and permissions

    Camera, photo, and notification permissions are requested when you use the relevant features. Reading your current device location requires location permission; you can still search manually or move the map if you decline. iOS uses Apple map and address services to display maps, search places, and resolve selected locations. Search terms, the visible map area, or selected coordinates may be sent to Apple and its map service providers under their privacy notices. A manual map request is not the same as reading your current device location. Saved check-in locations stay on the device by default and are not sent to the developer as usage statistics.

  7. iCloud Backup and Manual Transfer

    Check-ins, photos, notes, and locations are primarily stored on your device. You can enable an iCloud backup on the first launch each day or create a backup manually; the latest 3 are retained. On another device, you must select a backup to restore manually. Later edits and deletions do not sync automatically between devices. Backups are saved in your personal iCloud Drive, not uploaded to the developer’s public statistics service. You choose where to save manually exported files and whom to share them with. Transfers to the mini program keep only the first photo per record; retain an independent original backup.

  8. Retention and deletion scope

    You control local data. Clearing it does not delete exported files, existing cloud statistics, or Apple private-cloud copies. Request account deletion under My → Avatar and nickname → Account. The process deletes or unlinks account information, identity links, feedback, suggestions, and diagnostics; it does not delete your separately saved transfer files or all iCloud content. Necessary unlinked transaction records may remain for refund reconciliation, transaction security, and legal obligations. Account and service information is retained as needed to provide services and handle issues. There is no single automatic expiry promise for basic statistics, title summaries, feedback, or suggestions; contact us to request handling. The separate 30-day diagnostic limit still applies. Back up before deleting or transferring. Signing out or turning statistics off does not mean deletion.

  9. Service providers and privacy contact

    Apple provides sign-in, payments, maps, and private-cloud services. Tencent CloudBase and the developer-operated account service support accounts, access, remote inspirations, feedback, suggestions, and statistics. We do not use IDFA or advertising tracking, integrate third-party advertising analytics SDKs, or sell personal information. Avoid entering other people’s sensitive information in custom titles, suggestions, or feedback. For privacy questions, correction or deletion requests, or sign-in problems, use in-app feedback or the public support email solo_breathe@163.com. We may need to verify account ownership before handling account data; we will not ask for your password or verification code.