Privacy Policy

If you subscribe inside a W3Schools app, a third-party company called RevenueCat gets your user ID, device information, transaction ID, and subscription status. This is a normal setup for app subscriptions and the data is limited to billing-related details, not your lessons or content. But it is one more company holding data tied to you, and it is in the USA, so your data may move across borders.

“We use RevenueCat, a sub-processor, to manage in-app subscriptions. RevenueCat receives limited information, such as your user ID, device information, transaction ID, and subscription status.”

What you can do — If you care where your subscription data goes, read the RevenueCat Privacy Policy at https://www.revenuecat.com/privacy, or subscribe on the website instead of inside the app.

The policy now confirms the apps collect account, usage, and device information. Phones typically expose more device details than a browser does (things like device identifiers and push notification tokens, which this policy already lists). Nothing new was added to the list of what gets collected, but it now clearly covers a second place where you use W3Schools.

“When you use our apps, we collect the same types of information as described in this policy. This includes account information, usage information, and device information.”

What you can do — On your phone, check the app's permissions and turn off push notifications or ad tracking in your device settings if you don't want that data collected.