Privacy Policy
Last updated: 10 November 2026
Go China is a travel app for visitors to China. This policy explains what happens to your information when you use it.
What stays on your phone
Your trip, bookings, saved places and posts, cards, screenshots and, if you add it, your passport name are stored only on your phone. We never ask for your passport number. There is no account.
What we collect
Nothing. This version of Go China has no server of ours, and sends us no information about you or how you use the app.
Services your phone talks to
- Content updates: the app checks Cloudflare, where we host our files, for newer rules and phrases. Like any website, Cloudflare sees your IP address when your phone connects. We don't receive it.
- Apple Maps: when you search for a place, what you typed is sent to Apple.
- Links you share to the app: your phone opens the link to read its title and picture.
- Translation: done on your phone using Apple's translation. iOS may download Chinese from Apple once.
- Connection check: after you land, your phone may try to reach well-known websites to see which ones work. No personal information is sent.
- Other apps and websites: rows that open Alipay, WeChat, Amap, Dianping, Trip.com or other sites take you there, and their own privacy policies apply.
Camera and photos
The camera is only used when you choose to scan a menu. Photos are only read when you pick one, and they stay on your phone.
Notifications
Reminders are scheduled on your phone from your trip dates. You can turn them off in Me.
Deleting your data
Deleting a booking deletes its screenshot. “Delete all data on this phone” in Me removes everything. Deleting the app does too.
Children
Go China isn't directed at children under 13.
Changes
If this changes, for example if a future version sends anonymous usage data, we'll update this page and the app's privacy information first.