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The Last Patrol asks for no account, does not identify you, and collects no data at all. It has no server and makes no network connection. Your save file stays on your phone.
None. There is no server behind this app, and the game makes not a single network request. The app contains:
That is why the app never shows you a tracking permission prompt. There is nothing to ask about: no data is gathered to track.
These live only on your phone and never reach us:
Deleting the app deletes all of it. There is no cloud backup; a save cannot be moved to another device.
In-game gold packs are sold through the App Store. Apple handles payment: we never see, receive or store your card details.
The only thing that reaches the app is Apple’s signed confirmation that a purchase is valid, and that confirmation is processed entirely on your device. The gold you bought is written to your profile on the phone; we are never told about it.
Data Apple itself collects during a purchase is governed by its own privacy policy: apple.com/legal/privacy
The app requests no system permissions:
The game runs entirely offline and plays fine in airplane mode. The internet is needed only when you buy gold, and then only to talk to the App Store directly.
Nothing goes to any other third party, because nothing is collected to send. The app contains no analytics or advertising SDK whatsoever.
Because the app collects no data from anyone, it collects no data from children under 13 either.
To block or approve your child’s in-app purchases, use Settings → Screen Time → Content & Privacy Restrictions on iPhone, or Ask to Buy if you use Family Sharing.
If this policy changes, the date above is updated. A material change — such as the app beginning to collect data — would also be announced inside the app.