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"This data may be shared with Service Providers, Advertising Networks, Business Partners, and Other Parties You Authorize, Access or Authenticate. Advertisers: These parties are advertising networks connected with our services and provide you with other offers that may be of interest to you. They include: Ad networks, Marketing Providers, Mediation Networks, Monetization Networks."

End user data including device identifiers (IDFA/GAID), IP addresses, geolocation, and behavioral inferences is shared with a broad range of advertising and monetization networks beyond what is needed for core service delivery.

"Device Data: Device Name, Device Type, Device Identifiers (IDFA/GAID), Screen Resolution, Mobile Carrier info, OS Version, Language, Keyboard, Course Location, Connection Type. Geolocation Data: IP Address, Country Code."

ByteBrew collects a wide range of device-level data from end users including advertising identifiers, keyboard language, screen resolution, and mobile carrier info — much of which goes beyond what's needed for basic analytics functionality.

"Geolocation Data: This information includes: IP Address, Country Code, Connection Type. This information may be shared with Web Analytic Providers, Marketers and Other parties you authorize."

IP-based geolocation data is collected from both developers and end users and shared with marketers and ad networks, enabling location-based tracking and targeting.

"Device Identifiers (IDFA/GAID)... Inferences Drawn From Other Personal Data: Profiles reflecting user attributes and user behavior. Marketing the Services: Showing advertisements, including interest-based or online behavioral advertising."

Collection of IDFA/GAID advertising identifiers combined with behavioral inferences enables cross-app tracking and interest-based advertising profiles across different apps using ByteBrew's SDK.

"We will not retain any End User Data for more than twenty-four months, unless otherwise directed by the Developer to whom the End User Data relates. We may retain End User Data longer than twenty-four months if required by law, regulatory authority, tax purposes or allowed by law or if End User Data is relevant to serving legitimate business services."

While there's a stated 24-month cap for end user data, the exception for data "relevant to serving legitimate business services" is so broad it effectively allows indefinite retention. Developer data has no stated deletion timeline at all.

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ByteBrew can change its privacy policy at any time and treats continued use as acceptance, even if the user has opted out of email notifications and never actually saw the changes.