Dancefitme: Fun weight loss privacy label
TechPioneers Limited · Health Fitness · iOS
Data last synced September 20, 2026
Dancefitme: Fun weight loss collects identifiers, financial info, user content, and shares some of this with third parties. It is also disclosed as being used to track you across other companies' apps and websites.
✓ Used to track you
Used to track you
Identifiers
Linked to you
Financial Info
User Content
Identifiers
Diagnostics
Third parties potentially receiving data (unverified)
Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.
Apple Unverified
“When you sign in with Apple to register an account in the App, we get personal data from your Apple ID account.”
Google Unverified
“Provided you give express permission on your device, we may receive (read) or/and write (share) data about your activity with/from Health App.”
Apple Health Unverified
“we may receive (read) or/and write (share) data about your activity with/from Health App”
Google Fit Unverified
“Provided you give express permission on your device, we may receive (read) or/and write (share) data about your activity with/from Health App.”
Apple Unverified
“cancel any subscriptions using the functionality provided by Apple (if you are using iOS) or Google (if you are using Android), any other app stores”
Google Unverified
“cancel any subscriptions using the functionality provided by Apple (if you are using iOS) or Google (if you are using Android)”
Instagram Unverified
“For example, if you have installed our Service, you might see ads of our products, for example, in your Instagram 's feed.”
Facebook Unverified
“Examples of such data include: language settings, Internet Protocol address, time zone, type and model of a device, device settings, operating system, Internet service provider, mobile carrier, hardware ID, and Facebook ID.”
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About this data: sourced from iOS's official privacy-label disclosures, last synced 2026-09-20. Third-party sharing claims are extracted from the developer's own privacy policy and are unverified.