Privacy Policy

I take user privacy very seriously.  I think everybody has experienced an abusive app or website that exploits your personal data.

Multi Hand Poker requires some permissions that some may find intrusive.  This policy will explain those permissions and what the app does with them.

• Find accounts on the device - This is used to uniquely identify the user for in-app purchases.  This allows you to purchase a Pro-version on one device, and having that function on another device.   Rest assured, your email is never stored, saved, or transmitted in any form.  I despise applications that mine the device for email addresses and flood you with spam.  Your email account is immediately converted to a unique token which is used with Google Play Services to verify secure transactions.
• Full network access - Required to deliver ads.
• View network connections - Required to verify network connectivity.  Without this retrieving ads or attempting in-app purchases could cause the app to crash.
• Google Play billing service - Required to enable in-app purchases.  All purchase activity is managed by the billing service.   The app (actually any Android app using billing service) has no actual access to your Google Wallet.  Once you see the purchase confirmation dialogue, the app is dormant until the purchase activity is completed or cancelled. 
• Coming Soon: Use credentials - This will be required to use the Google Play Achievement System.  Achievements and Leaderboards are coming soon.

Tkraindesigns (me) will never use your personal information for marketing purposes.   Your personal information or data will never be saved, stored, transmitted or transferred to 3rd parties for any reason.
I will retrieve data collected by Google Inc which is provided to all developers about installed apps and the systems they are installed in.  This include the following:

• Countries the app is installed in.
• Localizations of the devices the app is installed in.
• Device manufacturer and models that the app is installed on.
• Android versions 

This data is aggregated, and no single piece of data is tied to any other, so identification of individual devices or users is impossible.