Summary
Mindora has no developer-operated account, advertising, third-party analytics, or cross-app tracking. Gameplay works offline and is saved locally. When iCloud is available, progress is also synchronized through Apple CloudKit so the player can continue on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Game progress and private iCloud sync
Mindora stores game progress, scores, statistics, achievements, streaks, missions, question history, training history, preferences, and reset state in the app’s private local container so the game remains playable offline.
When the player is signed in to iCloud, this gameplay data is synchronized automatically through the player’s private CloudKit database. It can be restored after reinstalling the game and used to continue on compatible iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices signed in to the same Apple Account. The developer does not use this private save data for advertising or profiling.
Each Mindora edition uses a separate application identifier and iCloud container, so progress from Classic, Grand Vice, and Magic Academy does not mix.
Synchronization and reset controls
Mindora includes controls to synchronize immediately, reset achievements, or start over across devices. Removing the app removes its local copy, while the private iCloud copy can remain available for restoration until the player uses the in-game start-over control or manages the app’s iCloud data through Apple’s settings.
Game Center
Mindora can use Apple Game Center for the player’s Game Center profile and, when configured for an edition, achievements and leaderboards. Game Center is optional and the game remains playable when it is unavailable. Apple processes Game Center information under Apple’s privacy policy and account settings.
Resetting Mindora progress does not remove historical Game Center leaderboard scores. Game Center achievements have a separate reset action when that feature is enabled.
Optional community leaderboard
Anyone can view the Mindora community leaderboard without joining. Players are not included by default. If a player explicitly chooses to participate, Mindora publishes the player’s Game Center display name, Game Center profile image when available, and best Classic score for the selected yearly, monthly, and daily periods to the game’s public CloudKit database.
This public information is visible to other Mindora players. A participant can choose Hide from Leaderboard at any time; Mindora then removes the active public entries and stops publishing new scores until the player joins again.
Website ratings and comments
The Mindora page on this website uses a signed anonymous visitor identifier to limit qualified visit and download counting within each hourly window. Its optional public rating and comment section stores only the rating, display name, and comment a visitor chooses to submit. It does not collect an email address and is not used for advertising or cross-site tracking.
Support communication
If a player contacts the developer, the developer receives only the information voluntarily included in that message. It is used solely to respond and is not sold or used for advertising.
Children’s privacy
Mindora does not knowingly collect personal information from children through a developer-operated account. Optional Game Center, iCloud, and public leaderboard features remain subject to the player’s Apple Account, family, and device settings.
Changes to this policy
If Mindora’s data practices change, this policy and the applicable App Store privacy information will be updated before the changed version is distributed.
Contact
For privacy or support questions, contact Nikolaos Kryonoglou at [email protected].