Point of Action is an independent educational application created by LostLt1775. It is not an official product of, and is not endorsed, sponsored, or approved by, the United States Marine Corps, the Department of Defense, or any other U.S. Government organization. Instructional content is developed from publicly releasable military publications and the creator’s interpretation of those sources, with professional experience or instructor insight identified separately where applicable. Point of Action supplements professional military education and individual study; it does not replace current official publications, orders, regulations, SOPs, unit guidance, or chain-of-command instruction. When app content differs from current official guidance, follow the current authoritative source. Privacy: On the web version only, Point of Action can collect limited pseudonymous product-usage analytics when you enable analytics sharing in Profile. The native iOS app does not currently collect or transmit usage analytics. Web analytics help LostLt1775 understand how training content and app features are used and improve Point of Action. A random installation identifier may distinguish repeat use without identifying you personally. Identifying profile information is intended to remain stored locally and is not intentionally transmitted through analytics. Names, callsigns, email addresses, rank, role, experience level, training focus, free-text responses, and detailed individual training history are not included in product analytics. Optional iOS support purchases are processed by Apple through the App Store. Point of Action does not receive or store your payment-card details and does not unlock training or create an entitlement after a support purchase. On the web, you can disable analytics sharing from Profile at any time; disabling it stops future product-analytics collection. Notifications: If you turn on Notifications in Profile, Point of Action requests iOS notification permission and, if granted, obtains a device push token from Apple/Expo to deliver training and app updates you opt into. The push token is stored locally and, if a Point of Action notification service is enabled in a future update, may be transmitted to enable delivering notifications to your device. The push token is not sent to product analytics. Turning Notifications off in Profile stops future opt-in notification delivery from Point of Action; you can also manage notification permission for the app at any time in iOS Settings.