Last updated 21 October 2026
Bee Free: Hexa Escape Puzzle is a puzzle game made by Noqyris. This policy explains what the app collects, what it does not, and who else is involved.
Nothing. The app has no account, no login and no server of its own. Your progress, stars, honey, power-ups, daily quests and settings are stored only on your device, and are deleted when you delete the app. If you turn on daily reminders, they are scheduled on your device by iOS; no server is involved and nothing is sent anywhere.
Bee Free is free and shows ads served through Unity LevelPlay (formerly ironSource), which runs an auction between ad networks — Unity Ads and ironSource Exchange, both run by Unity Technologies. To show ads, tailor them, measure them and prevent fraud, Unity and the ad networks it works with may collect and process, as independent controllers:
This data is handled under Unity's privacy policy.
No advertising software starts until you have answered Bee Free's question about ads. The question never appears when the app opens: you see it after you finish your first level, or earlier if you tap an offer to watch an ad for a reward. It says who shows the ads, what data Unity receives and why, and has two equal answers, Accept and Decline.
If you decline, the advertising software is never started: there are no ads and no ad rewards. Everything an ad would give you — honey, power-ups, extra moves — can still be earned by playing, just more slowly. Bee Free does not ask again unless you tap an ad offer yourself, and then at most once every six months. You can change your answer at any time, either way, in the game under Settings → Privacy & ads; if you withdraw your consent, ads stop at once.
On iOS, only if you accept does Bee Free ask for tracking permission through Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt. If you decline that, your advertising identifier is not shared; the ads you agreed to are still shown, but they are less relevant to you.
Bee Free offers optional in-app purchases: Remove Ads, honey packs, power-up packs, a limited-time Welcome Pack and the Honey Pot. Payment is handled entirely by Apple; the app never sees your payment details. What you bought is recorded on your device and read back from Apple, so Restore Purchases works on a new device.
Remove Ads stops banner and between-level ads for good. Optional reward videos — the ones you start yourself, such as "Watch ad for +3 moves" — stay available, so the advertising software may still run after the purchase if you agreed to ads, and Unity LevelPlay processes data as described above whenever it does.
Daily reminders are off until you turn them on (the game asks iOS for permission only when you tap "Remind me" or the Settings switch). They are local notifications about your daily gift and quests, at most one a day for about a week after you last played. Turn them off at any time in the game's Settings or in iOS Settings → Notifications.
Bee Free is for players of all ages, children included. Since version 1.2, before anything to do with ads, the game asks once how old you are. If you are under 16, the advertising SDK never starts on that device: there is no consent question, no tracking prompt and no ads, and no advertising data leaves the device. Your answer is kept only on your device. Purchases go through Apple, with its Ask to Buy and parental controls.
If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it.
Questions about this policy: subotic.djo@gmail.com
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