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Canition privacy notice

Pre-release app, website and private administrator reporting · Updated November 8, 2026

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About this notice

This notice describes canition.com, its private site-administrator Google reporting connection, and the current pre-release Canition dog-training app. Canition is operated by Animantle LLC, the legal entity responsible for Canition and its privacy requests. The app is intended for adults aged 18 and over. The website provides previews, not app registration or app downloads. A published website or this notice does not mean an app-store release is available.

Privacy contact: [email protected]. If you email this address, your message, email address and information you choose to include are used to respond to your inquiry and address the matter you raise. Please do not send passwords or sensitive personal information.

Canition app: pre-release data handling

The following describes the current app implementation, not a completed Apple App Privacy or Google Data safety declaration. Final release disclosures still need review against the actual signed app and diagnostic-provider handling. This notice does not certify a mobile release.

Records on your device

Dog profiles, optional dog age, puppy/adult stage, goals, practice preferences, cue words, training observations, optional notes, potty records and reminder settings are stored in app-managed local storage. Written guides are bundled with the app. An app account is not required. Notes can contain personal information if you enter it; avoid adding information you do not need.

Local storage is not an app-managed cloud backup. Device storage, operating-system backups, app removal and device loss can affect records. No encrypted-local-storage or backup-exclusion guarantee is made. The current app does not include an advertising SDK, app registration or an enabled in-app purchase/subscription flow.

Reminders, exports and independent links

When you enable a native reminder, the app requests notification permission and schedules a local notification. The implementation does not register a remote push token. Notification text can include the dog name and reminder title and may appear on a lock screen. Manage reminders in the app and notification permission in device settings.

You choose where to save or share exported CSV/JSON records or a household cue card using device controls. Native sharing can leave temporary files in an app-owned cache until explicit local-data cleanup or operating-system cleanup. Exported files are readable copies, not files the app can import to restore records. Copies sent or saved elsewhere are handled by their destination. External directories and discussion links open independent services with their own policies.

Automatic technical diagnostics

Builds configured with Sentry send technical errors, native crash information, automatic release-health sessions and sampled performance diagnostics to Sentry to investigate reliability and performance. Diagnostics can begin before the app interface appears. The current app has no user-level diagnostics on/off switch; the separate manual diagnostic test is not consent for all automatic reporting. App diagnostics are separate from optional website Google Analytics.

Release-health sessions describe app-session health and are not session replay. Performance transactions are configured with a 0.1 sampling rate; that rate does not limit all errors or session reporting. Reports can include technical app version/build, device, operating-system, crash, fixed operation/screen and timing information. Network receipt can involve IP addresses and service logs.

Application code is designed not to attach dog profiles, notes, cue words, reminder titles or exported records. Integration settings disable default personally identifying fields, screenshots, view hierarchy, replay and console logging. These safeguards are not a guarantee about every native crash or session field: native reports are not all covered by the JavaScript filter. See Sentry’s Privacy Policy. Final received-field, retention, processing-location and deletion arrangements remain to be confirmed before a public app release; no diagnostic retention period, anonymity or residency promise is made here.

Local deletion and privacy requests

The app’s explicit local-data deletion control targets local profiles, records, reminders and owned temporary exports and returns the app to a fresh starter state. Cleanup failures are surfaced rather than counted as completed deletion. This does not retract copies saved or shared elsewhere, remove unmarked exports from older prerelease builds, clear operating-system backups or automatically delete diagnostics already received by Sentry. Native behavior still needs final-build device verification.

For Canition app support or a privacy request, contact [email protected]. Describe the issue and type of information without sending unnecessary personal records or credentials. This is the published contact address; no staffed-service, response-time or deletion-deadline promise is made. Read the Canition support page before reinstalling or clearing data.

Website operation

Delivering the website involves processing technical request information, such as the requested page, IP address and browser information. Hosting, security and caching services support delivery and protection of the website. Administrator login cookies are separate from optional visitor Analytics cookies. Website delivery also includes Cloudflare services and New Relic browser-performance monitoring. These services handle technical website delivery, performance and error information separately from optional Google Analytics. See the Cloudflare Privacy Policy and New Relic Privacy Notice. The Google Analytics choice described below does not control every hosting or performance service.

The public preview does not ask you to connect a Google account. The administrative reporting connection described below is not a public reporting service or a visitor sign-in feature.

Optional website Analytics

Google Analytics is the provider selected to help understand use of this website and improve its content. Collection setup is in progress. The intended setup is consent-first: optional Analytics collection is to be enabled only after an affirmative visitor choice. This notice does not by itself establish that tracking or a preference control is active.

If enabled with your consent, Analytics can process page views and interactions, referral information, browser and device details, approximate location and cookie identifiers. Your browser sends request information, including an IP address, to Google. This website setup does not include Google Ads, Google Signals, User-ID or ecommerce tracking.

Where an Analytics choice is displayed, you can decline optional Analytics. Browser settings can also restrict or delete cookies; these settings are not a substitute for a website consent choice. Google provides an Analytics opt-out browser add-on. See how Google uses information from sites that use its services and Google’s Privacy Policy.

Private administrator Google reporting

Canition’s private administrative reporting uses SEOPress in WordPress to display Google Analytics and Google Search Console reports for canition.com. Setup is in progress; the following describes the approved connection when enabled. Only the site administrator authorizes Google Analytics read-only access (analytics.readonly). Offline access allows reports to refresh without a new sign-in each time; it does not grant permission to change Analytics data. Search Console access is separately limited to the Canition property.

Reports include site traffic and engagement summaries and Search performance information such as queries, pages, clicks, impressions and indexing results. Google supplies these reports. Connection credentials and cached reporting results are stored by the website’s administrative reporting system to retrieve and display them to authorized administrators. They are not published in the public preview.

Google API data is used only for this administrative reporting and site improvement, not sold or used for advertising. Canition’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. This is a policy commitment, not a claim of Google verification or certification.

Access, retention and requests

The administrator can revoke the reporting app’s access in Google Account connections; Search Console permissions are managed separately in Search Console. Revoking access stops future authorized retrieval but does not itself delete reports already cached on the website.

For questions about information associated with this website, or to request access, correction or deletion, contact [email protected]. Requests depend on what information is held and applicable obligations. This notice does not specify a fixed retention period or promise a deletion deadline. Google manages data in its services under its policies and the applicable account settings.

This notice will be updated as the website’s practices change. Material changes to Google API data use require appropriate disclosure and authorization before that new use.