Reading the Aviator privacy labels
22 October 2026 — Long stamp. Apple’s App Privacy panel for Strike Fighters is the only privacy source this Aviator reticle trusts. The developer is Third Wire Productions; Apple notes the answers are not verified by Apple.
Data used to track you on this Aviator card
The panel lists Location, Identifiers, Usage Data, and Diagnostics under “Data Used to Track You.” Tracking here means the store’s definition — use across apps and websites owned by other companies — not a Soloveys interpretation layered on top.
Linked data for advertising in the Aviator panel
Under data linked to you for third-party advertising, the card names coarse location, device ID, advertising data, and diagnostic categories (crash, performance, other). That matches an ad-supported free title as the description already states.
Analytics and functionality on the same Aviator labels
Analytics pulls crash, performance, and other diagnostic data. App functionality lists purchase history. Those buckets are separate from tracking in Apple’s UI; I keep the separation because collapsing them would invent a simpler story than the panel shows.
What an Aviator reader should do next
Read the developer’s privacy policy from the store links if you need legal text beyond the labels. Soloveys does not mirror that policy. Our own site privacy is limited to host logs and the localStorage cookie preference — see /privacy. Listing stamp: 22 October 2026.
Independence of this Aviator desk
No affiliation with Third Wire or Apple. No binary hosted here. Privacy labels can change when the developer updates the questionnaire; the check archive will take a new row when we re-read the card.