The short answer: The CCPA and its update, the CPRA, give Californians the right to know what personal information a business has collected, to have it deleted, and to opt out of its sale or sharing. Steady Pace collects no personal information: no account, no analytics, no server, no network connections at all. So there is nothing to disclose, nothing to delete, and nothing to sell or share. The strongest form of "we do not sell your data" is not having any of your data in the first place, and that is the position the app is built into.
Your rights
| Your right under the CCPA and CPRA | How it applies to Steady Pace |
|---|---|
| Know what data is collected about you | None is collected, so there is nothing to report |
| Have your collected data deleted | There is no server-side data to delete |
| Opt out of the sale of your data | Nothing is collected, so nothing is ever sold |
| Opt out of sharing for targeted ads | There are no ads and no sharing of any kind |
| Not be discriminated against for exercising a right | Not applicable, since no data changes hands |
Why "we do not sell" is stronger here
Many apps display a "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" link, a promise not to sell data they have already collected and are holding on a server. It depends on the company keeping that promise through policy changes and new owners. Steady Pace never collects your information, so there is no stored profile that a future policy or acquisition could put up for sale. The guarantee rests on there being nothing to trade.
Check it in ten seconds
Run Steady Pace in airplane mode and every feature works exactly the same. The app was never sending your information anywhere. No account, no analytics, no network connections. No personal information is collected, sold, or shared. You can verify this with the radios off.
Steady Pace collects no personal information, so there is nothing to disclose, delete, or sell.
EU
GDPR
The same architecture under European law.
Apple
App Store privacy label
Data Not Collected, verifiable on the listing.
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Doesn't sell your data
The plain-language version.
Does Steady Pace sell my personal information?
No. It collects no personal information at all, so there is nothing to sell. It has no account, no analytics, and makes no network connections, which means no data is ever gathered to be sold or shared.
Can I request my data or ask for it to be deleted?
There is no server-side data to request or delete, because nothing is collected off your phone. Your runs live only on your device, under your control, and are removed when you remove them.
How is this different from a "Do Not Sell My Info" link?
That link is a promise not to sell data a company has already collected. Steady Pace never collects your data, so there is no stored information a future policy or owner could sell. The protection comes from the absence of data, because nothing was collected in the first place.
How do I know the app collects nothing?
Run it in airplane mode. It works identically with every radio off, which is only possible because it never sends your information anywhere. The absence of any network connection is the proof, and you can see it for yourself.