HealthStats Privacy Policy

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I won’t share or sell any personal information or fitness data used by healthstats with anyone except to comply with the law.
In general HealthStats keeps all the health data it accesses from remote or local services stored on your device.
My intention is to do the right thing. If you find anything you suspect is inappropriate in the way your data is used by healthstats or one of the services it accesses, or if you want any clarification, let me know via a bug report and I’ll try to address it.

HealthStats uses Flurry Analytics to collect basics usage data of the app and crash reports. The advertisement feature of Flurry is not enabled and not used. I use flurry to collect usage information like how many users use the app, which features are used, how often, etc. No personal information is collected and everything is aggregated.
HealthStats uses data from the Health app of iOS8, if you enable the service. In this case the data you access will remain on the device.
The web hosting service used for the help, documentations and bug report is Yahoo.

If you send a bug report, you have the option to enter an email address. This email will be uploaded to a server hosting this website. I will use the email to contact you back. The email will never be shared with anyone. The server I use is provided by Yahoo.
By default the bugreport does not contains any personal information about your health data, only information like errors, service messages, number of workout downloaded, etc are captured. If any personal information is unexpectedly included in an error message, I will not share it or use it except in communication with you in case it’s relevant to the bug reported.
You have the option to send workout data with the bug report. This is will include in the bug report data to reproduce the current workout detail screen and summary data to recreate the stats screen. I will potentially use this information to help debug your problem, but at not point this will be shared with anyone else than me for the purpose of debugging.
I work on this app alone, so not other person will have access to the bug reports.

I registered myself as a developer with apple, strava, sporttracks, withings and garmin, so they are aware of what I am doing and have ability to contact me to let me know if they find out I am doing anything wrong, in which case I’ll do my best to remediate as soon as possible.

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