Records entered at the table
Punglo can store player names, a local roster, game settings, hand-by-hand scores, results, pattern references, summaries, and derived statistics. Participants or the scorekeeper supply these details during a face-to-face game.
Purpose of local calculation
The app uses game entries to calculate scores, present the current state, complete a result sheet, and build local history or statistics. A name or score is not used to create an operator-hosted player identity.
No external game book
Punglo does not upload the roster or game ledger to its operator. It does not supply those records to advertising, analytics, online matchmaking, a public leaderboard, or a remote profile service.
Names on a shared screen
People at the table may see the roster, scores, and results displayed on the device. Use labels acceptable to every participant and avoid recording personal details that are unnecessary for scorekeeping.
Storage period and erasure
Games, rosters, statistics, and preferences remain in local app storage until removed with available controls, deleted with Punglo, or erased through iOS. Removal may be final. An Apple-managed backup can retain data according to the device owner's settings.
Control at the table
The device owner controls physical access and deletion. Participants who want a correction should ask the person operating the device. Because the operator does not receive the local ledger, it generally cannot edit, export, or erase a particular game remotely.
Platform and security
iOS and device safeguards protect local information. Keep the device locked when not in use and install security updates. Apple may process distribution or device information separately under its own policies, but that does not give Punglo a remote game ledger.
Age, revisions, contact
Punglo is not directed to children below the minimum age established by applicable law. This record may change when app behavior, law, or platform requirements change.
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