Comacino App

Information Collection and Use The Glimpse weather app uses the device GPS to access your location when you (a) have given permission, (b) have "use device location" checked in settings and (c) when Location mode is enabled on the device. Location information is stored locally on the device and not transmitted to Glimpse. To retrieve forecast information from the device location, the GPS coordinates may be transmitted to Google (to convert the GPS coordinates into a location), the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (to retrieve US forecast data) and/or weatherAPI.com (to retrieve non-US forecast data). Apart from using Location data (if permitted and enabled), the app does not collect any personal information from you or your device. However, the app does use third party services that may collect information used to identify you. Here are links to third party service providers used by the app Google Play Services Admob   Ads Ads are ...

Want to pass the time on a long road trip? Or just waiting in traffic on the way to school or a sports game? Play Epic Family Road Trip! Pick your cars and racing names, then score points by spotting objects in the real world, by guessing things noticed by other players, or remembering other players favorite things! This is a light-hearted and fun game that keeps kids brains active, while they observe the world through the window and think about other players in the car. Each challenge is read out loud by the app, so even kids too young to read can operate the game! You need two people to play, but its best with three or more!

The only user data stored by this app are the player names entered and car types selected. This information is stored locally on your device. The app does not access the internet. The app does not collect any personal or sensitive information.

Whats Next calculates the probability of drawing a specific needed card in games like Magic the Gathering . There are many great websites that let you do this, but they ask you to understand obscure symbols like N, K, n and k and it can be confusing to work out what information to provide. Whats Next helps by asking you to simply enter: The number of cards left in your deck  The number of copies of the card you need are left in the deck The number of draws you will take How many copies of the card you need. For example, if you are playing a game of Commander, with 35 lands in your deck, and you only have 2 lands in your opening hand, and feel that you won't be able to do anything without drawing 2 more lands by turn 4, then these numbers would be: 93 cards left in the deck 33 lands left in the deck 4 draw steps need 2 lands Whats Next will calculate a 44.6% likelihood of drawing 2 lands over the next 4 draws. Note: the name of the card you type into the "Help! I need a .....

The only user data stored by this app is the information associated with the three Preset buttons (needed card, deck size, number of cards of the needed size and number of draws). This information is stored locally on your device. The app does not access the internet. The app does not collect any personal or sensitive information.