Last updated: August 15, 2026
Short version: Hoop Pop has no accounts, advertising, analytics, or tracking. The app does not collect personal information from children or adults.
Hoop Pop is a family-friendly early-learning basketball game that teaches numbers and letters through simple play.
Hoop Pop does not collect personal information, gameplay information, identifiers, or diagnostic information from children or adults.
Hoop Pop does not provide user accounts. It does not include advertising, behavioral advertising, third-party analytics, attribution tools, or tracking SDKs.
Hoop Pop does not request access to location, camera, microphone, contacts, photos, Bluetooth, or similar protected device information.
The app saves simple learning progress, such as the current number or letter, basket count, lesson mode, and parent settings, locally on the device. This information is not transmitted to the developer or third parties. Using Reset Learning in the Parents area, removing the app, or clearing its local data may erase this progress.
Hoop Pop is designed for young children and family use. The app does not knowingly collect personal information from children. Parent-facing privacy and support links are placed behind a parental gate.
The public privacy and support webpages may be delivered by a hosting provider that processes ordinary technical web requests as necessary to provide those pages. Hoop Pop does not send learning progress or gameplay activity to those webpages.
Because the developer does not collect app data, there is no developer-held app data to retain or delete. Local learning progress can be removed with Reset Learning in the protected Parents area, by deleting the app, or by clearing its local data.
If Hoop Pop's data practices change, this policy and the App Store privacy disclosures will be updated before the changed version is released.
Developer: Matt Cdebaca
Email: support.zipitzoo@gmail.com