App and website scope
This notice covers the Wide Margin Android app and the static pages served at the introduction and privacy routes. The app and website are separate surfaces: opening a web page is not an in-app feature, and using the app does not send a record to this site.
Intended audience
Wide Margin is written for adults and older teens exploring observation, uncertainty, access, and respectful requests in fictional shared spaces. It is not designed as a child-directed game, a social service intake tool, or a way to monitor another person.
Educational purpose and authority boundary
The prompts are original educational material. They do not represent law-enforcement guidance, legal advice, venue rules, dispatch instructions, official training, or a statement of Air 95 Foundation programs. The app cannot verify events, people, places, or risk.
Emergency and real-world service boundary
Wide Margin is not an emergency service and cannot contact responders. If immediate danger exists, use the real emergency channel available where you are. For non-urgent route, venue, transit, or building questions, choose the relevant real-world information source. The app does not choose a jurisdiction or place a call.
Walk gestures and rehearsal choices
You can change a built-in scene, shift its visual margin, move among walks, select a type of handoff, and reveal a built-in rehearsal sentence. These actions manipulate app state only. The app provides no free-text field, camera surface, audio recorder, or incident form.
Volatile state and persistent storage
The current walk number, sunline position, viewing margin, and selected built-in phrase are held in volatile interface memory while the visit is active. The released build does not write a walk history, report, observation, or rehearsal sentence to persistent app storage.
Sensitive details the app does not request
Do not enter personal details because the product has nowhere to enter them. Wide Margin does not request a name, address, phone number, email, exact location, person description, allegation, health detail, protected characteristic, photo, recording, credential, or emergency narrative.
Device permissions
The release does not request camera, microphone, location, contacts, phone, notification, nearby-device, calendar, file, photo-library, or accessibility-service permission. Android may provide ordinary operating-system controls that are outside the app's own feature set.
App network behavior
The Android manifest does not request internet access and the app includes no account, sync, upload, messaging, remote content, advertising, billing, or cloud feature. The website is a separate web publication and needs a network connection to visit once publicly hosted.
Accounts and identity
There is no registration, sign-in, profile, user ID, password, social login, membership check, or identity verification. The app does not recognize the same user across visits or devices.
Analytics and diagnostics
The app includes no analytics SDK, advertising measurement, session replay, attribution service, behavior profile, crash-reporting network client, or experiment framework. Android and the device maker may maintain their own system diagnostics under their policies; those are not sent by a Wide Margin analytics feature.
Advertising, purchases, and billing
The app has no advertisements, sponsorship placements, donation flow, marketplace, subscription, paywall, in-app product, or billing SDK. It does not collect payment information.
Sharing, sale, and disclosure
Because the app does not collect or persist user content, it has no app-held personal narrative to sell, rent, publish, transfer, or disclose. It provides no export or share control. This does not make claims about data independently handled by an app store, device platform, browser, or future website host.
Temporary-state lifetime
Walk state exists only for the active in-memory visit. Clear returns to the opening wall; leaving or the operating system ending the process removes that volatile state. There is no retained history period because no history database is created.
Reset, exit, uninstall, and shared devices
Use Clear to remove the visible visit state immediately. Exiting or ending the app process also removes it. Uninstalling removes the app itself. On a shared device, someone looking at the screen during an active visit may see the current built-in scene and phrase, so clear the wall before handing over the device if desired.
Children and supported use
The experience is written for adults and older teens, not directed to young children. A parent, guardian, educator, or other trusted adult may choose to discuss the fictional scenes with a younger person. The app does not request age, school, guardian identity, or child account information.
Website hosting, external destinations, and security limits
The static site itself contains no form, account, ad tag, analytics script, or embedded social feed. A future host may process IP address, request time, browser details, and requested path as ordinary delivery metadata under that host's own terms. External destinations have their own practices. No device or transmission can be promised absolute security.
Policy changes and publisher contact
If the released app's behavior or public website changes, this notice should be updated before the change is represented as current. The local edition has no verified public effective date or authorized publisher contact, so it does not invent one. The publisher must add an authorized contact and publication date before public release.
Local build boundary: this page documents the prepared app and site; it does not establish publication, Play approval, or organizational endorsement.
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