LMKlove — Privacy

App Store privacy label: Data Not Linked to You — except for what you choose to send

Tapping the world sends a number and nothing else. Sending a heart to a specific friend necessarily sends their code, so it can reach them — and your name only if you chose not to send anonymously. LMKlove has no feed, no profile, and no advertising, and it has never shared anything with anyone.

The specifics

• Tapping the heart sends { count } and nothing else — no identifier travels with it
• Your heart code is six random characters generated on your phone; it is not derived from you, your device, or your contacts
• A heart sent to a friend carries their code so it can arrive, plus your name only if you didn't choose “send anonymously”
• A push token is stored so a heart can actually reach you; turn notifications off and it is deleted
• Signing in with an LMKdev ID is optional and adds only your email address — the app works fully without it
• No advertising, no analytics SDKs, no tracking across apps or websites, nothing sold or shared

Children

LMKlove is not directed to children under 13, and because it collects no personal information it does not knowingly collect theirs either.

Changes

If a future version of LMKlove ever collects anything, this page changes before that version ships, and the App Store privacy label changes with it. A privacy page that lags the app is a false statement, not a stale one.

Contact

Questions about LMKlove and your privacy: privacy@lmkdev.com. For help using the app, see support.

The LMKdev site privacy policy covers lmkdev.com itself — the website you are reading. This page covers the app.