ASL Bloom

Unless noted, features apply to iPhone, Android, and Browser.

1. The developer's getting-started steps for the App Store and Google Play apps include creating an account; login is by email with a one-time PIN rather than a password. Whether the web lessons or the web dictionary need an account is not documented.
2. Applies to account, progress, usage and contact data. The app has no recording or transcript feature. The policy names the United States, United Kingdom and Australia, plus partner and third-party provider facilities.
3. The Google Play data-safety declaration says users can request deletion of their data. This is a request to the developer; a self-serve in-app account-deletion step is not documented.
4. The privacy policy grants a right to delete personal information only in its U.S. state-law section (California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Virginia and Utah residents). It is exercised by contacting the developer; no self-serve deletion step is documented. Evidence: Additional Disclosures for U.S. States Privacy Law Compliance > Right to Know and Delete.
5. American Sign Language. Lesson access and allowances depend on the plan.