Product data map
Effective 25 August 2026 · Covers the Fracture Nexus iOS / iPadOS app only
This page is the privacy notice for Fracture Nexus, a free casual puzzle you download from the App Store. It describes how the product treats information while you tap geometric boards, race timers, unlock tiles, and spend in-game coins on a +1 Tap power-up.
It does not describe unrelated sites, social posts, or tools you open outside the app. Apple’s own rules apply to downloads, Apple ID, Family Sharing, and App Store billing.
The public App Privacy labels for Fracture Nexus highlight usage data in two ways: it may support tracking across other companies’ properties, and it may be linked to you. Those labels can change when the build or SDKs change; the listing is the live summary.
Fracture Nexus does not require a custom in-game account. You are not asked here for a name, postal address, or personal website in order to play.
To keep a puzzle session coherent, the app typically stores local state such as:
That play data exists so you can continue shattering boards after you close the app. Deleting the app usually removes this on-device cache unless you restore it from a device backup you control.
Because Fracture Nexus is free and contains advertising, ad and measurement tools may process usage signals — for example session activity or similar interaction data — when Apple’s platform and your settings allow it.
If a tracking prompt appears, you can allow or deny tracking. You can also adjust tracking and ad-related settings in iOS / iPadOS Settings. Turning tracking down can change which ads you see; it does not rewrite the core tap-and-timer puzzle.
Local puzzle progress remains until you delete the app or clear its data. Usage or advertising records held by processors are kept only as long as needed for delivery, measurement, fraud prevention, debugging, or legal duties, then deleted or aggregated.
Fracture Nexus is rated 4+. It is not designed to gather extra personal details from children to build marketing dossiers beyond the advertising and usage disclosures on the store. Guardians can use Screen Time, Ask to Buy, and tracking settings to supervise installs and ads.
Where data-protection laws give you access, correction, or deletion rights for information held off-device, send the request through the App Store support path for this title. Identify the product as Fracture Nexus and do not include secrets in the message.
Apple and advertising infrastructure may process data in countries other than yours. When that happens, those providers apply the contracts and legal mechanisms they use for App Store software.
If Fracture Nexus adds features, changes ad SDKs, or revises App Privacy labels, this page may be rewritten and the effective date moved. For the fastest store-facing snapshot, open the Fracture Nexus listing and read App Privacy there.