Privacy Policy
Last updated: 24 September 2026
In short: Min Galha? works without the internet and collects nothing about you. Names and answers are never saved, and the app never sends them anywhere. There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Anything that leaves the phone, you send yourself.
Who makes the app
Min Galha? is made by an independent developer in the United Arab Emirates: the seller named on the app's App Store page. For anything about this policy, write to support@sulimanmukhtar.com.
What the app never keeps
- Player names and answers. They stay in the phone's memory while you play, for one sitting only. They are never written to storage, never logged and never sent. New game or closing the app clears them.
- Anything about you. The app has no accounts and does not ask who you are.
What the app keeps on your phone
- A few settings: the language you chose, whether you have seen How to play, and which questions you have already played, so they don't come back too soon.
- A small file for each game with counts and timings: the date and time, the number of players and rounds, how long each round took and how many guesses were right. It never holds names, answers or the questions' text. It helps the developer check that the game runs well, and it leaves the phone only if you attach it to a problem report you send.
These stay on your phone. Like every app's data, they are part of your phone's own backup if you back it up to iCloud or a computer. Deleting the app deletes them.
What the app never does
- It has no internet code and no server. Buying and checking purchases are done by iOS with Apple.
- It never shows ads and contains no analytics, tracking or third-party code.
- It never asks for your camera, microphone, contacts or location, and never reads your photos.
- It never sends a message or a file by itself.
Purchases
Purchases are made with Apple. Apple takes the payment, and we never see your name, your Apple Account or your payment details. Apple's privacy policy covers the payment.
Each time the app opens, it asks Apple, on your phone, what your Apple Account has bought. That is why purchases come back when you delete and reinstall the app, or move to a new iPhone signed in to the same Apple Account. The app keeps no purchase record of its own and sends none to us.
Things you choose to share
- Score card. After a game you can share an image with the app's name, the winner, the funniest round's question, the final ranks and a link to the App Store. It never shows an answer. Names appear on it only if you switch on "Show names". You pick where it goes in the iOS share sheet. If you save it to Photos, iOS asks you to allow the app to add a photo; it can add, never read.
- Problem report. Shake the phone in the app, or tap "Report a problem", and a report opens for you to read before anything is sent. It holds what you write, plus the app's version, your iOS version, your iPhone model, the app's language and which screen you were on. You choose whether to add the latest game file (counts and timings only) and a screenshot. The screenshot is off until you turn it on, you see it first, and it is never taken on the screens where a player writes in secret. You send the report yourself, from Mail or from the share sheet.
If you email us
When you send a report or an email to support@sulimanmukhtar.com, we receive what you sent and your email address. We use them only to reply and to fix the problem, never for marketing, and we share them with no one. We keep them only as long as the problem needs, and we delete them sooner if you ask.
Children
The app collects no personal data from anyone, children included. It has no accounts, no chat and nothing that lets players reach each other outside the room.
Changes
If this policy changes, this page changes with it, and the date at the top says when.