Learner display name
A display name can personalize the learning experience. It is information you choose to enter, rather than an email address or an account identifier.
Explore the learning functions described in the LearnBloom Privacy Policy, from lessons and quiz practice to local progress records.
LearnBloom works with the information you enter and with outcomes generated during study. Subject choices help organize what you explore. Completed lessons and quiz answers can inform progress views, while schedules keep sessions organized. Preferences help retain your chosen settings.
A display name can personalize the learning experience. It is information you choose to enter, rather than an email address or an account identifier.
Selected learning topics let the app organize what you study. These selections are among the details stored locally.
Completed lesson states allow the app to mark your learning activities. The record is useful for progress views and returning to your courses.
Answers are evaluated to calculate a score. Results can be retained so that you can review your practice, not to provide an official qualification.
A personal schedule can organize study time, while session details help show learning activity. The described version handles these details on-device.
Preferences make the app remember selected settings. Achievements and progress records provide a picture of your learning activity.
The current version is designed to provide its main learning features without internet access. It stores learning information in local Android application storage, including SharedPreferences. It does not require an online account or developer-operated cloud service for this purpose. Records can be removed by clearing local app storage or uninstalling, although Android backups may retain copies according to device settings.
LearnBloom processes display names, study choices and activity results that you choose to enter or generate. These records serve the education and progress-tracking features.
The privacy policy identifies local Android application storage, including SharedPreferences. The core learning experience does not require a cloud account.
The described version does not intentionally send learning records to developer-operated servers. It is not designed around remote analytics or third-party advertising.
If you voluntarily share information through another service, that service may apply its own privacy practices. The policy distinguishes that from LearnBloom’s own locally handled records.