How Fold Logic Lab treats information while you fold

Effective 25 August 2026 · iOS / iPadOS title Fold Logic Lab

Hearts, folds, and ads are not the same thing. Level progress and the FOLDS counter live with the puzzle on your device. Advertising and measurement, when active, follow the App Store privacy labels for this game and Apple’s tracking prompts.

The product this notice covers

Fold Logic Lab is a casual spatial puzzle: swipe folds on a colored-dot grid, spend up to three lives, and unlock later boards. This page describes that product only. Apple still governs the App Store, billing, Family Sharing, and system permissions.

Signals the lab may process

Public App Privacy information for Fold Logic Lab indicates:

  • Usage data that may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies, as disclosed on the store listing.
  • Usage data that may be linked to you — session and interaction measures used for product operation and, where allowed, advertising or measurement.
  • On-device puzzle state — current level, remaining hearts, fold counts, star results, and unlock progress stored locally so the next fold can resume on the same device.

Fold Logic Lab does not ask you to create a separate in-app account under this notice.

Why those signals exist

When information is processed, it is used to:

  • Keep the fold-and-match rules, lives, and FOLDS counter working
  • Understand which boards players complete or abandon so later layouts stay fair
  • Show and measure ads that support the free download
  • Honor App Store, advertising, and legal obligations
Advertising, ATT, and hearts you keep

The listing states that the game contains advertising. If App Tracking Transparency applies, you can allow or deny tracking. Device Settings remain the place to change related options later.

Turning tracking off can change which ads you see. It does not delete your local hearts or fold history, and it does not promise an ad-free build of a title that discloses ads on the App Store.

Who else may see categories of data

Apple processes installs, updates, and any store transactions under Apple’s own policy. The game may also include advertising or analytics components typical of a free puzzle that reports usage data on the store.

We do not sell your address book. Exact vendor mixes can change with an update; the App Privacy section on the Fold Logic Lab store page is the current public summary.

How long a fold session lingers

Local grid progress usually remains until you delete the app or clear its data. Usage or advertising records held by processors stay only as long as needed to run ads, measure performance, prevent fraud, or meet law, then are deleted or aggregated.

Young players and a 4+ rating

Fold Logic Lab is rated 4+. The puzzle itself is a color-matching fold game, not a social network. It is not meant to collect extra personal profiles from children beyond what the advertising disclosures describe. Guardians can use Screen Time, purchase limits, and tracking controls on the device.

Controls and how to reach support

You can answer ATT prompts, change tracking in Settings, delete the app to wipe local fold progress, and manage Apple ID billing through Apple.

Privacy questions about Fold Logic Lab should go through the support channel shown on this title’s App Store listing. Do not send passwords or payment card numbers.

Where processing may occur

Apple platforms and advertising infrastructure may handle information outside the country where you play. Those providers apply the contractual and legal safeguards they use for App Store software.

When these lab notes change

If Fold Logic Lab’s features, SDKs, or App Privacy labels change, this page may be updated and the effective date revised. For the store-facing snapshot, open the Fold Logic Lab App Store page and read App Privacy.

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