Last updated: September 24, 2026
Seulgi Jang ("the developer") operates Number Match ("the app") and handles personal information as set out below.
The app can be used without an account or sign-in, and the game itself runs entirely on your device. That said, your score is submitted to the ranking automatically once you finish your first run, and the app shows ads.
KR or JP. Read from your device's language and region settings.There is no step that asks you to join. When your first run ends and there is a score to send, a profile is created and it goes on the ranking. You see the nickname for the first time on the game-over screen.
The country code is not location data. It uses no GPS and no cell towers — only your device's language and region settings, so it may differ from where you actually are.
Your nickname and country code are visible to other players on the ranking. Do not use your real name or anything that identifies you.
The game in progress, your best score, the days you played, whether you have seen the tutorial, how many hints you hold, when you last opened the ranking, and your ranking profile and its cache.
Deleting the app deletes all of it.
Name, date of birth, contact details, email address, phone number, postal address, payment information, GPS location, and device data such as contacts, photos or the microphone.
What the advertising provider collects separately is in 2.4; what the app itself sends for analytics is in 2.6.