Last updated: 28 September 2026
Natural Disaster Simulator is a natural-disaster sandbox for iPhone and iPad. Everything it does runs on your device. This policy explains, plainly, what that means.
Natural Disaster Simulator has no account, no login, no advertising, and no server of its own. Nothing you do in the game is sent anywhere. The app contains no networking code at all.
Natural Disaster Simulator saves the following locally, in the app's own storage:
None of this is transmitted anywhere. It is removed when you delete the app.
This version of Natural Disaster Simulator shows no advertising and offers no in-app purchases. If either is ever added, this policy will be updated in the same release, and the App Store listing's privacy details will be updated with it.
Natural Disaster Simulator contains no analytics SDK. No crash reporting, no usage statistics, no session recording.
Natural Disaster Simulator is a general-audience game. It collects no personal information from anyone, including children.
Every region in Natural Disaster Simulator is invented and generated on your device. None is a real town, and the app uses no maps, no location data and no information about where you are.
The app contains bright flashes (lightning, eruptions, impacts) and rapidly changing light. A reduced-flash option in Settings damps these effects. This is a safety note rather than a privacy matter, but it is worth knowing before you play.
Natural Disaster Simulator holds no data about you on any server, so there is nothing for us to export, correct or delete on your behalf — deleting the app removes everything it has stored.
This policy is updated in the same release as any change to what Natural Disaster Simulator collects, not afterwards.
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