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Every Bluetooth signal is picked up and shown on your phone. It never touches a server.
WarBLE Go turns the Bluetooth noise around you into a game — and none of it leaves your phone. The only thing we ever send anywhere is a single number: your leaderboard score.
Every Bluetooth signal is picked up and shown on your phone. It never touches a server.
Only your leaderboard score is sent — to Apple Game Center. Just a count, nothing else.
No ad SDKs, no analytics brokers, no hidden third parties riding along.
We never sell, rent, or broker the identifiers of anything you detect. Ever.
WarBLE Go uses your device's Bluetooth to listen for the advertising packets that nearby Bluetooth Low Energy devices broadcast into the open air.
That includes public signal details like device names, signal strength (RSSI), advertised service UUIDs, and manufacturer data. All of it is read, plotted on the radar, and counted entirely on your phone. These details are never transmitted off your device, logged to a server, or shared with anyone.
Exactly one thing is ever sent off your phone: your numeric leaderboard score.
If you're signed in to Game Center, your total-contacts and best-run numbers are submitted to Apple's leaderboards so you can rank against other players. That's a plain number — never the names, identifiers, locations, or any detail of a device you detected.
If you buy WarBLE Go Pro, the purchase is handled entirely by Apple through the App Store. We never see or receive your payment information.
There is no account to create and no login. WarBLE Go never asks for your name, email, or phone number.
There are no advertising SDKs, no third-party analytics that profile you, and no data brokers. We do not collect or store your location, your contacts, or the identifiers of the devices you scan — and we never sell, rent, or share any of it.
WarBLE Go asks for one thing: permission to use Bluetooth.
That's what powers the radar. The app does not request or use your GPS location, your camera, your microphone, your photos, or your contacts. You can review or revoke the Bluetooth permission any time in your iOS Settings.
The only outside services WarBLE Go touches are Apple's own.
Game Center handles the leaderboards (your score) and the App Store handles purchases (WarBLE Go Pro). Both are governed by Apple's Privacy Policy. No other company receives anything from the app.
Your runs, counts, and settings live only in the app on your phone.
Delete WarBLE Go and that data is gone with it — there's nothing on our side to erase, because we never had it. Your leaderboard score lives in Game Center and can be reset or hidden through your Apple ID's Game Center settings.
WarBLE Go collects no personal information from anyone, including children. Because there are no accounts and nothing is uploaded, there is no personal data to gather regardless of a player's age.
If this policy changes, we'll update this page and move the date below. Since the app's core promise is that nothing leaves your device, any change here will only ever make that promise clearer.