Data Requests

Deletion, access, and privacy choices

Data practices vary by game. Trumble uses a persistent random installation identifier to link gameplay records, leaderboard profiles, purchase events and cloud saves. These records are pseudonymous, not anonymous. You can remove both the local and server-side parts:

1. Delete data stored on your device

Web games (for example twrdfns.kalibrio.com): clear your browser's site data for the game's address. This removes all progress, settings, and the random identifier.
iPhone apps (when available): deleting the app removes all locally stored data.

2. Delete gameplay data from our servers

Email support@kalibrio.com with the subject "Data deletion request" and tell us:

which game the request concerns, and
roughly when and on what device or browser you played.

We will delete the associated gameplay records and confirm by reply within 30 days — usually much sooner. We may ask privately for an installation identifier or recovery information to locate the correct records. Do not post recovery codes publicly. Deleting local data alone does not delete server records.

Access and other requests

If you would like a copy of data we hold, or have any other privacy question — including rights under the Hong Kong Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance or the GDPR — email hello@kalibrio.com.

We do not sell data. Trumble on iOS includes advertising partners. Its in-game Settings → Ad privacy choices opens the provider’s choices when available; Apple tracking permission is managed separately in iOS settings. See the Trumble privacy policy for details. Other product policies: privacy policy.