Sightline Tossquiet playbook

Privacy / visible boundaries

One practice strip. One device. Clear choices about what remains.

This notice describes the Sightline Toss Android app and this two-route static website. It follows a saved strip from selection to removal, explains which device features sit outside the practice court, and separates app behavior from the ordinary request used to load a hosted page.

Updated 26 August 2026

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Opening frame

Surfaces covered

This notice covers the current Sightline Toss Android package and the static files in this website revision. Device software, app stores, hosting infrastructure, and destinations outside these files each follow their own practices.

Separate screen-printed surfaces representing an Android practice wall and a static website poster
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People

People and visual context

The practice wall can be explored by Deaf, hard-of-hearing, hearing, and other visual learners. People differ in language, sightline, contrast, motion, communication, and learning preferences; a companion, coach, educator, or responsible adult can add context when helpful.

Diverse fictional visual learners gathered with faces and hands visible
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Purpose

Purpose of the practice wall

The app presents illustrated cornhole views and a four-choice practice-strip activity. It helps a reader examine a board picture, intended bag path, visible routine, and review cue. It does not manage registration, eligibility, schedules, scores, rankings, results, or event communication.

Four-step practice strip represented by abstract movement shapes
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Input boundary

No personal intake

The app has no sign-up, free-text field, message, form, upload, donation flow, or remote intake. It does not ask for names, email addresses, phone numbers, precise locations, contacts, photos, audio, files, identity documents, medical details, or competition records.

Closed registration desk beside an empty input lane
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Saved state

What a saved strip contains

Saving a practice strip records four selected scene identifiers and a time value used to order the saved list. It does not add a name, written note, location, photograph, score, result, or account identifier.

Screen-printed practice strip containing four abstract choice marks and a simple time mark
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Storage

Where saved strips remain

Saved strips are written to the app’s private preferences on that device. The current app keeps up to twenty-four strips. It has no built-in synchronization, shared profile, transfer tool, or recovery path on another device.

Practice strip stored within a single device silhouette with no cloud symbol
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Control

Remove and clear

A reader can remove one practice strip or clear the full saved rack inside the app. Clearing Android app data or uninstalling also removes the local preferences. The app creates no remote copy that would need a separate server-deletion request.

One practice strip being removed beside a cleared bag rack
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Device boundary

Device features

The current Android manifest does not request camera, microphone, location, contacts, photos, media, storage, calendar, phone, Bluetooth, notification, advertising identifier, or payment access. Images and writing are packaged with the app.

Camera, microphone, map, contact book, and payment objects outside a practice court
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Connections

App connection behavior

The current Android manifest does not request network access. Exploring scenes, selecting four cues, saving a strip, removing one, and clearing the rack use bundled resources and local preferences.

Self-contained screen-printed practice wall without an outward connection cable
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Website

Loading the website

Opening a hosted page involves an ordinary request to its host, which may receive technical request information under its own practices. Within this site revision, the HTML and script create no cookie, browser storage, submission form, measurement tag, promotion tag, or sign-in path.

Paper browser poster sending a neutral request toward a generic host frame
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Identity

Accounts and profiles

Sightline Toss has no sign-in, password, player profile, public username, follower list, team roster, or identity-verification flow. A saved practice strip is not attached to an app account.

Player silhouettes without roster cards, names, or login symbols
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Measurement

Measurement and promotion

The Android app contains no analytics, advertising, attribution, audience profiling, or crash-report upload component. The two website routes likewise include neither audience measurement nor promotional code.

Screen-printed practice wall without audience meters or advertising panels
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Disclosure

Sharing and outside systems

The app does not send saved strips or personal information to another party, and it has no sale or rental mechanism. Device software, stores, hosts, and destinations reached beyond these files may process information under their own terms.

Closed exchange table separating practice pieces from generic outside systems
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Shared use

Families and shared devices

The app does not knowingly collect children’s personal information. On a shared unlocked device, another person may be able to open the app and see saved strips. A family can clear the rack after shared practice and use device controls suited to its household.

Fictional family using a shared device with an adult present and clear sightlines
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Presentation

Visual access and motion

Meaningful instructions are live text rather than words embedded in images. Labels, shapes, position, and contrast accompany color. Reduced-motion presentation keeps essential content in place. These display choices do not add a user profile or transmit an accessibility preference.

Screen-printed visual-access composition with caption bars, hand visibility, contrast swatches, and a still-motion symbol
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Outside destinations

Current external information

The app does not publish or update competition rules, event dates, registration, eligibility, venues, brackets, scores, or rankings. Use the current destination appropriate to that information. Following a link or contacting an outside service moves beyond Sightline Toss and into that service’s practices.

Exit path from a practice wall toward generic current-rules and event destinations
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Updates

Changes to this notice

If app behavior or the static page files change, this notice should be revised to match before the changed version is distributed. The updated date in the opening frame identifies the edition being read.

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Contact

Privacy contact

No working privacy contact is embedded in this local revision. Add a reachable contact here and in the app listing before the site is published.

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