Data and permissions notes for Ice Fishing apps
What the App Store privacy section is, what this jigger recorded for each listing on 9 November 2026 and what it deliberately left to the store.
What the store section is
Every App Store listing carries an App Privacy section written by the developer. It groups the data an app may handle under headings such as data used to track the user, data linked to the user and data not linked to the user, or states that no data is collected. The wording is the developer's own, and the store lists it without verifying every line.
The section sits low on the listing page, under the ratings and above the information block. It is the first place to look before an install, and the only authoritative one for a given version.
What this jigger recorded
The labels were not copied for any of the four apps. They change with each version, and a copied label would go stale while still carrying a check date. What was recorded is the part of each listing that bears on data: the price model, because purchases and advertising usually involve payment providers and ad networks, and the age rating.
No claim is made here about what any of the four apps collects. For that, the listing is the source.
Per-app record
| App | Developer | Price model | Age rating | Privacy section |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idle Fish 2 | MULTICAST GAMES LIMITED | Free with In-App Purchases | Ages 13+ | Read on the App Store listing; not copied here. |
| Fishing Frenzy | CYBERJOY LIMITED | Free with In-App Purchases | Ages 9+ | Read on the App Store listing; not copied here. |
| Fishing Simulator | 帅 袁 | Free | Ages 4+ | Read on the App Store listing; not copied here. |
| Tiny Fishing | Cangul Kocuk | Free (Contains Advertising) | Ages 4+ | Read on the App Store listing; not copied here. |
Record made 9 November 2026. No figure on this page comes from outside the listings.
Permissions on the device
Listings do not list the permission prompts an app may show. Those appear on the device while the app runs: notifications, and the system question about tracking across other companies' apps and sites. Each can be refused or changed later in the iOS settings, and refusing does not remove the app.
For advertising-supported titles, such as a listing that states "Contains Advertising", the privacy section is worth reading before the first launch. The family side of the same questions is on the page for parents.