Privacy ledger · Data rows
Teen Patti data safety and privacy guide
Review this ledger before granting permissions: what the documented practice APK may collect, why, how long it is retained, and which actions you can take on an Android device.
Data category ledger
| Category | Collected? | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Device ID / advertising ID | Often yes | Analytics, crash reports | Until app data cleared or uninstall |
| Phone state / network | Sometimes | Connectivity checks | Session-level |
| Storage / media | On request | Avatar or cached assets | User-deletable cache |
| Contacts / SMS | Should be no | Not required for social practice | Deny if prompted |
| Location | Rare | Region lobby — deny if unused | Minimal |
| Payment / UPI data | Out of scope | Not part of documented practice APK | N/A — see risk matrix |
User action checklist
- Read Android permission sheet line by line before Accept.
- Deny contacts, SMS and payment hooks unless you understand the feature.
- Install only after Open verification guide.
- Clear cache or uninstall if lobby pushes deposit screens.
- Log suspicious prompts via the evidence desk with case ID.
Privacy FAQ
Does the practice APK need my contacts?
No for basic social rooms. Deny and retest lobby features.
Where is data stored?
Typical builds use on-device cache plus vendor analytics endpoints — review network traffic if unsure.
Is real-money data collected?
Not in documented scope. Payment prompts indicate a different product class.
Extended dossier notes
Readers should treat every APK path as a verification task, not a shortcut to cash rewards. Compare package name, version code, signing certificate digest and install size against the download file row before you enable unknown sources on Android.
Free-social Teen Patti builds may show ads, daily bonus caps, friend invites and virtual chip tables. Those features are normal in practice scope. Screens that ask for UPI deposit, bank login or instant withdrawal belong in the claim-risk matrix as high-risk outliers.
When troubleshooting, capture your phone model, Android version, mobile operator, app version and the SHA-256 hash of the APK you tested. Support desks can only match your case to ledger rows when those facts are present.
Family and shared-device readers should also review notification privacy, app-lock settings and guest-mode limits covered in sibling dossiers. Editorial review date for this file family: 2026-06-25. Re-check before festivals, major APK updates or travel offline sessions.
Reader checklist before you sideload
Confirm the APK file name matches the download dossier, run SHA-256 on the same bytes you will install, and read the claim-risk matrix row for any real-cash banner you saw on social media. If the lobby opens a UPI or bank screen before practice chips, stop and file a support note with your hash output.
Keep screenshots of version code, permission prompts and the first lobby screen — they help compare against future updates without repeating risky mirror downloads.