Privacy policy

Arcade Collection

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Arcade Collection for Android is free and shows ads from Google AdMob. AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes it on Google Play and is responsible for the app. There is no account or sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporting and no in-app purchases; we run no server and receive no data from the app, and your game progress stays on your device. Ads are served by Google, which collects the device's advertising ID, IP address, device information and ad interactions to show and measure them.

On your device

• To keep your game going between sessions, the app saves on your device, in its own private storage: your coin balance, campaign stars and stages, high scores, trophies, your daily reward streak and your settings (music, sound effects, haptics, reduced motion). It also keeps a few small counters that stay on your device: how many sessions you have played and when you first used the app, and when and how often an ad was shown, so that ads stay spaced out.
• The name you can type in the arena games is used only during that round and is not saved.
• This data never leaves your device through the app. We cannot see it and we do not receive it.
• Game progress stays on your device until you clear the app's storage or uninstall the app.
• If you use Android's backup service, Android may include the app's saved progress in your device backup, which Google stores in your Google account. We have no access to that backup.

What leaves your device

• We (AS AESTHETICS LTD) collect nothing ourselves. We do not collect, receive or store personal data from the app, and we keep no personal data.
• The games, sounds and fonts are inside the app. The app uses the internet only for ads and the consent form. The Privacy Policy link in Settings opens a policy page that is inside the app, and the Contact support link at the foot of the game menu opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• Advertising data: the only third-party service in the app is Google's advertising service. The data that the Google Mobile Ads SDK collects and sends to Google is listed under Ads and purchases. Google keeps advertising data for the periods set out in its privacy policy.
• Sharing a score: when you tap Share on a game's results screen, the app opens Android's share sheet with a short text (the game's name and your score or round statistics). Nothing is shared unless you pick an app there; the app you pick receives that text and handles it under its own privacy policy. Nothing is sent to us.

Ads and purchases

• The app is free because it shows ads served by Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited in the UK/EEA/Switzerland, Google LLC elsewhere).
• Ads appear as a banner at the bottom of the game menu (never during a game); now and then as a full-screen ad when you come back to the menu after playing (at most once per app session and four times a day, at least three minutes apart, never when the app opens and never during a game); and, only if you tap it, as a video ad that doubles the daily reward. You can always take the normal reward without an ad.
• To show, limit, measure and protect these ads against fraud, the Google Mobile Ads SDK in the app collects and sends to Google: the device's advertising ID (or, if you have deleted it, an app-set ID), your IP address (from which an approximate location is derived), device and app information (device model, Android version, language, app version) and ad interactions (which ads were shown or tapped, ad performance and diagnostics).
• Google uses this data under its own policies and, where you allow it, to personalise ads. See How Google uses information from apps that use its services and the Google Privacy Policy.
• Ads shown in the app are limited to content suitable for a general audience (Google maximum ad rating "PG").
• UK, EEA and Switzerland: you decide whether ads may be personalised. Before the first ad, the app shows Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform). Personalised ads and the storing of or access to information on your device for ads rely on your consent. If the consent you give does not allow ad requests, the app requests and shows no ads. If you allow ads but not personalised ones, Google shows only non-personalised or limited ads. You can review or withdraw your choice at any time in the app under Settings > Privacy choices (shown where Google's consent tool requires it).
• Everywhere: you can reset or delete your advertising ID, or opt out of personalised ads, in Android Settings > Privacy > Ads (on some devices: Settings > Google > Ads).
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: loading ads and the consent form; the Android System WebView that displays the bundled games also requires it.
• ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: lets the Google Mobile Ads SDK check for a connection before it loads an ad.
• AD_ID: lets the Google Mobile Ads SDK read the advertising ID. You can delete the advertising ID in Android Settings.
• VIBRATE: short haptic feedback during play. You can switch it off in the app under Settings > Haptics.

Audience

The app is made for a general audience aged 13 and over. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children. The app has no chat, no purchases and no way to contact other people, and its ads are limited to general-audience content.

Your choices

• Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to access, correct, export or delete.
• For the advertising data Google processes, use Settings > Privacy choices in the app (UK/EEA/Switzerland), the Android ad settings described above, or Google's tools at myadcenter.google.com.
• You can delete everything the app saved on your device at any time: Android Settings > Apps > Arcade Collection > Storage > Clear storage, or uninstall the app.
• If you are in the UK or the European Economic Area you have rights under data protection law (UK GDPR / GDPR), including the right to withdraw consent and to complain to a data protection authority; in the UK that is the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Benefits Checker UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Benefits Checker UK has no accounts, no sign-in and no analytics. What you type stays on your device. Its figures come from public information on GOV.UK and are estimates only, and it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any UK government department.

On your device

• Your settings (text size, colour mode), an unfinished check, and any households you choose to save are kept in the app's private storage on your phone.
• This data is never uploaded. Android does not back it up to your Google account (the app switches Android backup off).
• Settings > Delete all my saved data (the gear icon on the home screen opens Settings) removes your saved households and the unfinished check. Your text-size and colour settings stay until you uninstall the app or clear its storage. You can also delete one household from the menu on its entry in the saved list.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the home screen, in the results below the benefit-by-benefit list and at the bottom of the saved list; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Share a summary / Copy the summary: on a result, Share a summary opens the system share sheet with a text summary of the estimate, and you choose where it goes. Copy the summary puts the same text on your clipboard. Nothing is sent unless you pick a destination.
• Links: links you choose to open (for example GOV.UK pages, the Privacy policy button under About this app, or More from us) open in your browser. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
• We do not collect personal data, we do not track you across apps or websites, we do not use advertising identifiers, and we do not sell or share data.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: to load the cards for our own apps and websites. The app asks for no other permission: no camera, photos, microphone, contacts, location or notifications.

Audience

• The app is meant for adults. It does not knowingly collect data from children, and it collects no personal data from anyone.
• The app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to any UK government department. Figures come from public information on GOV.UK and are estimates only.

Your choices

• Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to access, correct or delete.
• Your local data is under your control: Settings > Delete all my saved data removes your saved households and unfinished check, and uninstalling the app removes everything, including your settings.
• If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Budget Planner: Expenses

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Budget Planner: Expenses for Android (package com.asaesthetics.budgetplanner) is meant for adults managing their own money. It has no account, no login and no server of ours, and it does not connect to banks or other financial institutions. Everything you enter is stored on your device only; none of your entries leave it unless you agree to use the optional AI assistant (Rebecca) or the Deep Financial Assessment. The free version shows ads from Google AdMob, which Premium removes; the app contains no analytics, no crash-reporting service and no purchase service other than Google Play.

On your device

• Everything you enter is stored on your device only: budgets, expenses and income, goals, jars, challenges, debts, subscriptions, net worth entries, settings and the assistant's chat history. We never receive it and cannot see it.
• Reminders and budget alerts: these notifications are created on your device; no push-notification service is used.
• Home-screen widget: if you add it, it shows your savings totals, budget use and up to two goal names. The small copy kept on your device for it holds those figures and the names and amounts of up to three unfinished goals.
• Export Data (CSV, Premium): builds a file on your device and opens the Android share sheet; you choose where it goes.
• Backup: the app has no cloud service of its own. Like any Android app, its data can be included in your phone's own backup to your Google account (in Android's Settings), which Google keeps encrypted; we cannot access it.
• Purchase status: the app asks Google Play on your device which plan you own.

What leaves your device

• AI assistant and Deep Financial Assessment (optional): before you use Rebecca, the chat assistant, or the Deep Financial Assessment for the first time, the app asks for your permission, and nothing is sent until you tap "Agree". If you never agree, or never use these two features, none of your entries leave your device.
• Where a request goes: after you agree, each request is sent over an encrypted connection to Google's Gemini service (generativelanguage.googleapis.com), which processes it for us to write the reply. If Gemini cannot answer, the same request is sent to our backup AI provider, Agnes AI (apihub.agnes-ai.com).
• What a request to Rebecca contains: what you write to Rebecca, with up to the 12 previous messages of the chat, and a summary of your own figures, with amounts written in your chosen currency: total saved, savings streak (current and best), monthly income, budget and amount spent, fixed monthly costs, the names and amounts of categories that are over or near their budget, up to three savings goals with their progress, and your last assessment score with its two suggested steps.
• What a Deep Assessment request contains: the answers you type into its questions: your story, pain points (and any detail you add), short-, mid- and long-term goals, monthly income, spending by category and family status.
• What is not sent: individual transactions, debts, net worth entries, the list of your subscriptions, jars and challenges. We have no account system, so no name, e-mail address or user identifier is sent; as with every internet request, the provider can see the network address the request comes from.
• Google and Agnes AI process the request under their own terms and privacy policies and may keep it for a limited time; we do not receive or store a copy.
• Rebecca's answers are generated by AI, can be wrong, and are not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. You can report an AI reply with its Report button. A reported chat reply is hidden on your device; a reported Deep Assessment result stays visible. The report is noted on your device, and if you then tap "Send to us" the app opens your e-mail app with the reason, where the reply was shown and up to 1,500 characters of the reply, ready for you to send to us.
• Ads (free version): the data that the Google Mobile Ads SDK collects and shares with Google, described below.
• Google Play statistics: the app has no analytics or crash-reporting code. Google may show us aggregated, anonymous Google Play statistics and crash reports from people who chose to share usage and diagnostics with Google; they contain none of your entries.

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows banner ads on its overview screens (Home, Budget, Goals, Stats) and a full-screen ad after every third entry you save (at most one per session, at least three minutes apart and at most four a day; never when the app opens). The ads are served by Google AdMob (Google LLC; in the UK and EEA, Google Ireland Limited).
• Premium (any plan, bought or restored) removes every ad, and the ad service is then not started at all.
• To show ads, measure them and prevent fraud, the Google Mobile Ads SDK in the app collects the following and shares it with Google: your device's advertising ID, your IP address (and the approximate location Google derives from it), device and app information (such as model, Android version, language and app version) and your interactions with ads (views and taps). Where you allow it, Google may also use this data to personalise ads. How Google uses this data: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• In the UK, the EEA and Switzerland the app shows Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform) before any ad is requested. If you do not consent to personalised ads, only non-personalised ads are requested, and if Google's consent status does not allow ad requests at all, the app requests no ads. You can change your choice at any time in Profile > Ad privacy choices (shown where the consent form is required).
• None of your entries (amounts, categories, goals, notes or chat messages) is ever given to the ad service. Ads are limited to content rated for teens and above.
• You can reset or delete your advertising ID in Android Settings > Privacy > Ads.
• For ads, Google acts as an independent controller of the data its SDK collects (Google's EU user consent policy applies).
• Purchases: Premium (weekly, monthly, annual or lifetime) is bought and managed through Google Play. We run no purchase server, and we do not see your payment details, your Google account or your purchase history. You can restore purchases in Profile > Restore Purchases and manage or cancel a subscription in the Google Play Store app under Payments & subscriptions.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: used for the optional assistant and, in the free version, to load ads.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: asked for only when you turn on reminders or budget alerts.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification library for reminders.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: only so your own reminders are set again after the phone restarts.
• AD_ID: lets Google's ad software read your advertising ID in the free version.
• BILLING: lets Google Play handle the Premium purchase.
• The app asks for no camera, contacts, location, photos, files, microphone or biometric permission.

Audience

Budget Planner is meant for adults managing their own money and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

Your choices

• Profile > Delete All Data erases everything the app stores on your device: your entries, the assistant's chat history, your saved AI-reply reports, the widget copy, files the app made (such as a CSV export and its share copy), your settings and scheduled reminders. Nothing is kept except what Android itself holds. Uninstalling the app removes it too. We keep no copy of your data.
• Requests you earlier sent to Google or Agnes AI are handled by those providers under their own policies; an earlier Android device backup is managed in your Google account. Data Google collected to show ads is handled under Google's policy.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the data controller. Under UK GDPR / EU GDPR you may ask us about any personal data we hold; because the app has no account and no server, we normally hold none.
• The app shows its privacy text under Profile > Privacy Policy. If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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ClaimCalc

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

ClaimCalc, by AS AESTHETICS LTD, is an organiser with educational worksheets and a general date reference. It keeps everything you enter on your own device. There is no account, no analytics and no advertising identifier. Photos, documents, receipts, notes and every other record stay on your phone unless you choose to share a file or a PDF yourself.

On your device

• Claim details, dates, costs, mileage, notes, a symptom journal, checklist progress and the photos and documents you attach are stored in the app's private storage on your device.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD has no copy of this data and cannot recover it.

What leaves your device

• Files you share: when you tap Create PDF and share (More > Export a summary), or share an attached photo or document, the system share sheet opens and you choose the destination. That transfer is between you and the app you pick.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below the result of the educational estimate and at the end of the Date reference and Document checklist screens; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: links to guides and to official sources open in your browser; that site's own policy then applies. More > Settings > Privacy policy opens this policy in your browser, and More > Settings > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no advertising identifier, no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: for the cards for our own apps and websites and for links.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: only if you turn on date reminders (Date reference > Remind me). They are scheduled on the device.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: lets the reminders be set again after your phone restarts or the app is updated.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification component, for reminder notifications.

The app does not ask for camera or storage permission, and the advertising ID permission is removed. When you tap Take photo, your phone's camera app opens; when you tap Choose photo or attach a document, the system picker opens. The app receives only the file you pick, copies it into its private storage and does not upload it.

Audience

• The app is meant for adults handling a claim and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect any personal information.
• Not legal advice: ClaimCalc is not a law firm, gives no legal advice and does not refer lawyers. Talk to a licensed attorney about your own situation.

Your choices

• More > Settings > Erase all data deletes all your claim files, the photos and documents you attached and your settings (the mileage rate goes back to its default), and cancels the reminders. If the app ever kept an unreadable copy of damaged data aside, that copy stays until you uninstall the app.
• Removing the app deletes the data the app stored on your device.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.
• If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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CoachFlux

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

CoachFlux for Android is an AI productivity and skills coaching tool, published on Google Play by AS AESTHETICS LTD. It has no sign-up and no account: your chats, goals, journal entries, mood check-ins, session notes, programs and settings are stored only on your device, and we do not run a server that stores them. To write a coach reply, the app sends your message and the context you gave it to an AI provider. The app also sends crash reports and basic diagnostics to Sentry, and the free version shows ads from Google AdMob.

On your device

• Your chats, goals, journal entries, mood check-ins, session notes, programs and settings are stored only on your device. We do not run a server that stores them.
• App data is excluded from Android cloud backup.
• The app keeps a note on the device of what you bought so your plan works offline, and checks it against Google Play when the app starts.
• Reminders are scheduled on the device and shown only if you allow notifications. No push service is used.
• Settings > Export My Data shows everything the app keeps on your device (chats, goals, journal, mood check-ins, notes, programs, settings and counters) as text, and you can copy it to your clipboard. It is not sent anywhere.

What leaves your device

• AI coach replies: to write a coach reply, the app sends your message, the recent conversation with that coach, and the context you gave the app (first name if you entered one, goals, your latest mood check-in, short coach notes and assessment answers, and a few points the app remembered from earlier chats with that coach, the topics you discussed and how many sessions you have had) to an AI provider: the Google Gemini API (Google LLC) and, if Gemini is unavailable, Agnes AI (apihub.agnes-ai.com). They process it to generate the reply under their own terms and may keep it for a limited time, for example for abuse monitoring. Do not share sensitive personal information in chats.
• Availability check: when the app starts, it can send Google Gemini a one-word test request ("ping", with no content of yours) to see whether the AI service is available. It does this at most about once every six hours. If the AI service cannot be reached, the app also looks up the address of Agnes AI's server to tell "offline" from "unavailable".
• Crash reports and diagnostics (Sentry): the app sends crash reports and basic app diagnostics (app version, device model, Android version, error details, a share of anonymous performance timings, purchase-flow steps such as "plans loaded" (which is sent when the app starts), and, whenever the backup AI provider answers, a note of why, whether it worked, how many attempts it took and a rough response time) to Sentry (Functional Software, Inc., EU data region). They contain no chat text and no screenshots, and are not linked to your identity.
• Reports and feedback: if you report an AI reply (the report also says which coach and screen it came from), or send feedback from Settings > Help & Support, the reported reply text, the reason you chose and your note (plus an e-mail address only if you type one) are sent to us through Sentry so we can review it and improve safety. A reported reply is hidden on your device and is not sent to the AI again.
• Ads (free plan): the data that Google AdMob collects, described below.
• Purchases: subscriptions and one-time purchases are processed by Google Play. We never see your payment details.
• We do not sell your data. Apart from Google AdMob on the free plan, there is no tracking across other apps or websites.

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows ads from Google AdMob (Google LLC): a banner on browsing screens (Home, Coaches, Techniques, Insights, Programs), a full-screen ad when you leave a finished conversation (one with at least three of your messages; at most one per session, at least three minutes apart and at most four a day; never when the app opens), and, only if you choose it, a short video ad that gives you 5 extra free messages (at most three such videos a day).
• Ads are never shown inside a conversation, a voice or booked session, the journal, the paywall, Settings or the privacy policy.
• Any subscription or purchase, including Restore Purchases, removes all ads. The app sells Pro and Coach subscriptions and one-time packs (such as message boosts, a streak freeze and a coach pass) through Google Play; Google processes the payment and we never see your payment details.
• To show and measure ads and to prevent fraud, Google AdMob collects your device's advertising ID, device and app information (for example device model, Android version, IP address and app version) and ad interactions (views and taps). Google processes this under its own policy: policies.google.com/technologies/ads.
• Your chats, goals, journal entries and mood check-ins are never shared with the ad network.
• In the UK, the EEA and Switzerland the app first asks for your consent with Google's consent tool (Google User Messaging Platform). If you do not consent to personalised ads, you get non-personalised ads only, and if Google's consent status does not allow ad requests at all, the app requests no ads. You can change your choice at any time in Settings > Privacy choices.
• Anywhere, you can reset or delete your advertising ID or opt out of ad personalisation in your Android settings (Settings > Privacy > Ads).
• Ad content is limited to a general (teen) rating.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• Microphone (RECORD_AUDIO): if you start a voice session (Pro), the app asks for microphone access. Your speech is turned into text by your device's speech recognition service; CoachFlux never receives or stores audio. The text is then handled like a typed message. Replies are read aloud by the device's text-to-speech engine.
• Notifications (POST_NOTIFICATIONS): reminders are shown only if you allow notifications.
• Run at startup (RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED): sets your reminders again after the phone restarts.
• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: for the AI service, Sentry reports, purchases and ads.
• AD_ID: lets Google's ad software read your advertising ID in the free version.
• BILLING: lets Google Play handle your purchases.
• The app has no access to location, contacts, photos or files.

Audience

• CoachFlux is not directed to children and is intended for users aged 18 and over.
• CoachFlux is not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice and is not a substitute for a qualified professional.

Your choices

• Uninstalling the app erases all of it. Settings > Delete All My Data erases your chats, goals, journal entries, mood check-ins, session notes, programs and settings and cancels your reminders; it keeps only a flag that marks a free unlock given to early users, if you have one.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask for its correction or deletion. Because your chats stay on your device, you can copy them out (Settings > Export My Data) or delete them yourself at any time.
• You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the controller of the data described here. To reach us, use Settings > Help & Support in the app or contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Contractor Pay UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Contractor Pay UK stores your day rate, costs, saved scenarios and settings only on your phone. There is no account, and we do not use analytics or advertising identifiers and do not sell data.

On your device

• The app stores on your phone the numbers you type, the scenarios you save, your theme and reminder choices, and which dates you asked to be reminded about.
• Reminders are local notifications scheduled on your phone; nothing about them is sent to us.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below a result on the Company, Compare and Sole trader tabs once you have changed a figure, and at the bottom of the Saved tab and of the More from us page; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Sharing a result: on a result, the share button offers Share as PDF and Share as image. The system share sheet opens and you choose where the file goes. Nothing is sent unless you pick a destination.
• Links: some buttons open pages in your browser (gov.uk guidance, our calculator website). Settings > Privacy policy opens this policy in your browser, and Settings > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
• We do not sell data.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads. We do not use advertising identifiers.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: only when you switch on a reminder.
• INTERNET: for the cards for our own apps and websites and for links.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: lets your reminders be set again after your phone restarts or the app is updated.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification component, for reminder notifications.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for camera, photos, microphone, contacts or location.

Audience

• The app is not directed at children under 13 and collects no personal information from anyone.
• Results are estimates, not tax, legal or financial advice. The app is not affiliated with any government body.

Your choices

• Settings (the gear icon at the top) > Reset the day rate and costs puts the day rate, days and costs back to the example values; your saved scenarios and settings are not touched. To delete a saved scenario, open the Saved tab and choose Delete from the menu on it (you can undo straight away).
• Deleting the app deletes everything it stored on your phone.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.
• For questions or requests, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Cost of Living UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Cost of Living UK has no account and no tracking. What you enter and save stays on your device. The app checks two public data files on GitHub Pages for newer figures.

On your device

• Your amounts, chosen months, spending mix, places, salary, saved scenarios, theme choice and a copy of the latest downloaded data are stored on your phone only. We cannot see them. Deleting the app removes them.
• Figures come from official open data published under the Open Government Licence v3.0 and are bundled with the app. See "About and sources" in the app.
• If you press Share, the result image and text go only where you choose.

What leaves your device

• Data updates: at most once every six hours (and when you tap Settings and sources > Check for new data, which follows the same limit) the app requests two small public data files (prices and places) from GitHub Pages. The app starts this check by itself when it opens. Like any web request, the server that hosts them sees the request, including the IP address, in its ordinary logs. The app adds no identifier, account or personal data; it only tells the server which version of each file it already has, so that an unchanged file is not sent again.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, once you have used the app, below the result on the Value tab, at the end of a place's detail page, and at the bottom of Settings and sources and of More from us; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: links to official sources and to our websites open in your browser. Settings and sources > Privacy policy opens this policy in your browser, and Settings and sources > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us. Their privacy policies apply there.
• There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics SDK and no advertising identifier, and no sharing of data with data brokers.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: for the data updates, the cards for our own apps and websites and links.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for location, contacts, camera, photos, microphone or notifications.

Audience

• The app is for adults and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect information from children.
• The app is not affiliated with any government body and gives estimates only.

Your choices

• Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing to access or delete on our side.
• On your device, the bookmark icon at the top opens Saved items: the bin icon deletes one saved item and Clear all deletes all of them. On the Mine tab, Typical household and Clear all change your spending mix.
• You can clear everything by deleting the app.
• If you have a question, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Covered Call Calc

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Covered Call Calc is an educational calculator and options-education tool for adults. It has no account, no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs and no advertising identifiers, and everything you enter stays on your device.

On your device

• The positions you log, the numbers you type into the calculators, your settings and your reminders are stored only in the app's private storage on your device. We do not receive them and cannot read them.
• Expiry reminders are local notifications created on your device. They are off until you switch them on and the system asks for permission. No notification content is sent to us.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below the results of the calculators (covered call, cash-secured put, roll, Greeks) and at the bottom of the journal home, position and Learn screens; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Sharing: the Share button on the covered call and cash-secured put calculators, and Settings > Export journal as CSV, are created only when you ask for them. They open the system share sheet with a text summary of your estimate or a CSV text of every logged trade, and it goes where you send it.
• Ordinary server logs (IP address and time) may be kept briefly by the hosting provider for security.
• Without a network connection the app works fully.
• Links: Learn guides and the About and legal screen link to coveredcallcalculator.net and to public sources. Those sites have their own privacy policies and are opened in your browser. Settings > About and legal > Privacy policy and Support open web pages in your browser, and Settings > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs, no advertising identifiers, no crash-reporting SDK and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: for the cards for our own apps and websites and for links.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: expiry reminders are off until you switch them on and the system asks for permission.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: lets your reminders be set again after your phone restarts or the app is updated.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification component, for reminder notifications.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for camera, photos, microphone, contacts or location.

Audience

• The app is an options-education tool for adults and is not directed to children under 13 (or under 16 where that applies). We do not knowingly collect any data from children.
• Covered Call Calc is an educational calculator and is not investment advice. Options involve risk and are not suitable for all investors. Tax notes are general and for US taxpayers only; consult a tax professional.

Your choices

• Settings > Erase all data removes the positions you logged, the numbers you saved in the calculators and your settings (they return to their defaults, so reminders are switched off and the scheduled ones are cancelled). You can also delete one position from the menu on its screen (Delete position). Uninstalling the app removes everything.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.
• For questions or requests, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Events in der Nähe

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Events in der Nähe ("Events nearby") needs no account and contains no analytics or advertising SDKs. Your saved list, the names you follow and your settings are stored only on your device. Over the network the app downloads a public file of events, can show a card for our own apps and websites, and opens external pages or apps when you tap a link.

On your device

• The following stays on your device: your saved dates, the names you follow, your city, your reminder settings and the most recently loaded data set. The app does not switch off Android's own device backup, so your phone's backup may include these files.
• Location: only when you tap 'In meiner Nähe' ("Near me") or 'Meinen Standort nutzen' ("Use my location"), or switch on 'Entfernungen anzeigen' ("Show distances") under More > Settings, does the system ask for your approximate location. It is used on the device to calculate distances and to find the nearest city. It is held in memory only; it is neither stored nor transmitted. The app only remembers that you switched distances on, and it does not read your location when it starts.
• Reminders: reminders (notifications beginning 'Morgen:', "Tomorrow:", or, for an event that is only hours away, 'Heute:', "Today:") are local notifications. They are created on the device; there is no server and there are no push services.

What leaves your device

• Data set: at most every 3 hours (or when you pull down to refresh on the Discover tab) the app downloads a public JSON file of events (GitHub Pages). As with any web access, the host processes the IP address and the time of access; no identifiers of the app are sent.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the event list, of your saved lists, of an event's page and of the More tab; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Sharing: only when you tap them, the share button on an event's page hands the event's title, time, place and web link as text, and 'In Kalender übernehmen' ("Add to calendar") hands an .ics calendar file, to the Android share sheet. You choose which app receives it; we do not receive it.
• Links: 'Tickets', 'Route' and 'Mehr Infos' ("More info") open external pages or apps (browser, maps). The respective providers are responsible for their own data processing.
• No tracking and no passing on of data. We do not sell data.
• Data sources: sports matches use data from OpenLigaDB (www.openligadb.de), licensed under ODbL 1.0. Culture in Berlin uses data from kulturdaten.berlin of the Technologiestiftung Berlin, licensed under CC BY 3.0 DE. Names of clubs, artists and venues are given only as information; the app shows no logos. The app is not affiliated with ticket providers, clubs, artists or organisers.

Ads and purchases

• The app contains no advertising SDKs. We do not use an advertising ID and do not show personalised advertising.
• Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION (approximate location): the system asks for it only in the cases described under Location above. Precise location is removed from the app.
• INTERNET: to download the events file and to load the settings file and cards for our own apps and websites.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show your event reminders as local notifications.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled reminders are set again after the phone restarts.

The advertising ID permission is removed.

Audience

The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal data from anyone.

Your choices

• You can remove a saved date by tapping its bookmark again, and a followed name under Saved > Following ('Nicht mehr folgen', "Unfollow"). You can switch reminders and distances off under More > Settings.
• You can delete everything stored on your device by uninstalling the app.
• More > 'Support kontaktieren' ("Contact support") opens your e-mail app to write to us.

Deutsche Fassung: foot.it.com/privacy-de#eventsde · Back to the app list

Fahrzeugheft

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Fahrzeugheft stores everything you enter (vehicle data, deadlines, logbook and photos) only on your device. There is no account and no analytics software, and we use no tracking and no advertising identifier. The app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, and on Android the text-recognition component can send technical diagnostic data to Google.

On your device

• Your vehicle data, deadlines, logbook and photos are kept locally on your device. They are not sent to us or to third parties. The app switches off Android's automatic backup of its data.
• Registration document photo: the photo of your vehicle registration document (Fahrzeugschein) is read with your device's text recognition (Android: Google ML Kit) and deleted after it has been read. It is not uploaded. The name and address of the vehicle keeper (Halter) are not read out.
• Reminders: reminders are local notifications scheduled by the operating system. No server is involved.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of a vehicle's page, of the Guide tab and of the "More from us" page (Settings > About); how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Text recognition on Android: the ML Kit component can send technical diagnostic data to Google (for example version, device model, performance and crash data).
• Sharing and export: only when you choose it, the app hands a file to the Android share sheet: a logbook as CSV or PDF (Logbook tab) or a backup of all your data (Settings > Your data > Share a backup). You decide which app receives the file; we do not receive it.
• Links: links open in your browser, where the rules of the website concerned apply.
• We do not sell data and we use no tracking.

Ads and purchases

The app shows no third-party advertising and uses no advertising identifier. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to load the settings file and the cards for our own apps and websites described above.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show your deadline reminders as local notifications; the app asks when you switch reminders on.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled reminders are set again after the phone restarts.

The app declares no camera or photo permission. When you take a photo, the app opens your phone's camera app; when you choose a picture, it opens the system picker. The app only receives the picture you take or choose. The advertising ID permission is removed.

Audience

The app is not directed at children under 18.

Your choices

• Settings > Your data > Delete all data ("Alle Daten löschen") removes your vehicles, deadlines, logbook entries and photos from the device and cancels the scheduled reminders. Your reminder, language and theme settings stay until you uninstall the app. Uninstalling the app deletes everything.
• Settings > About > About Fahrzeugheft has a button that opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• Because we store no personal data about you, there is nothing to correct or delete.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the party responsible. If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

Deutsche Fassung: foot.it.com/privacy-de#autocheck · Back to the app list

FPSAim

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

FPSAim is an aim and reflex trainer with no account and no sign-in. Your training sessions, personal bests, streak and settings are stored only on your device, and we do not use analytics SDKs, advertising identifiers or tracking. The app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites.

On your device

• Session results (drill, difficulty, score, accuracy, reaction times, date), daily-challenge completions and your preferences (mute, haptics, reduce flashing, target colour, your last sensitivity values).
• Short generated sound files in the temporary folder.
• This data never leaves the device. The app does not switch off Android's own device backup, so your phone's backup may include these files.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the end of a results screen and at the bottom of the Stats screen, the Sensitivity screen and Settings > More from us; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: links you tap (our websites, the privacy policy, Support) open in your browser, which has its own privacy rules. The Email entry under Settings > About and sources opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• No data is sold or shared with third parties for their own use.

Ads and purchases

• The app uses no advertising identifier and does no tracking across apps or websites. The app shows no third-party ads. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to load the settings file and the cards for our own apps and websites described above.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for access to contacts, photos, camera, microphone or location.

Audience

FPSAim is not designed for children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any personal information from anyone.

Your choices

• You can mute sound and haptics in Settings, reset your progress there, or uninstall the app.
• Settings > Reset all progress deletes every session, personal best and daily streak on your device and sets your target colour and sensitivity values back to their defaults. Your mute, haptics and reduce-flashing settings stay. Uninstalling the app deletes everything stored on your device.
• Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to export or delete on a server.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Fuel Cost

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Fuel Cost for Android (app eu.fuelcost.calculator, 'Spritkosten' in its German version) is an independent calculator. It has no accounts and no sign-in, and every calculation runs on your phone. The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, and at launch the app downloads a small settings file from our web server. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

On your device

• Your fuel log (fill-ups, odometer readings, amounts, prices, notes) and your last trip inputs.
• Your settings (language, units, currency, theme).
• Whether "No ads + Pro" is unlocked (a cached copy), and counters that limit how often a full-screen ad can appear.
• A cached copy of the app's ad and settings file.
• The install source (utm_source) from Google Play's Install Referrer, used only to pick settings inside that file. It is never sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's app backup off, so this data is not included in Android's automatic backups.
• We do not receive any of this.

What leaves your device

• At launch: the app downloads a small settings file from our web server (ukcalculator.com). The file can switch ads and sponsored cards on or off, choose the screens that show a banner and set how often a full-screen ad may appear. Like any web request, the server sees your IP address and device type in its access log. No identifier from the app is attached.
• Ads (free version): when ads are shown, the data Google may collect is described under "Ads and purchases" below.
• Purchase: if you buy "No ads + Pro" (a one-time purchase), Google Play handles the payment. We receive no card details. Google's privacy policy applies.
• Sponsored card: if our settings file contains a sponsored card for a place in the app, the app shows it with the label "Sponsored" (German: "Anzeige"): on the Trip cost screen, at the end of the Fuel log, on the Convert screen and on the Settings screen. A sponsored card with a picture loads that picture from the advertiser's server when the card is shown, before you tap anything, so that server sees your IP address and device type. If you tap a sponsored card, your browser opens that website; its own policy applies. Buying "No ads + Pro" removes the cards.
• Share and export: if you share a result or export the log (Pro), the text or CSV file goes to the app you choose in the share sheet.
• We do not sell personal data. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs (the AdMob SDK sends Google its own ad diagnostics). The app does not fetch fuel or electricity prices.

Ads and purchases

• The free version can show ads from Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC), once our settings file switches them on: by default a banner at the bottom of the Trip cost, Fuel log and Convert screens, and now and then a full-screen ad after you save a new fill-up (at most one per app session, at least 3 minutes apart, at most four a day, by default only after every third new fill-up, and never when the app opens). There is no banner or full-screen ad on the purchase or settings screens. The Settings screen can show a sponsored card, as described above.
• If you buy or restore "No ads + Pro" ('Werbefrei + Pro' in the German version), the app shows no ads at all and makes no ad requests, and it no longer shows sponsored cards.
• To show, measure and protect ads, Google may collect and process your device's advertising ID, IP address (approximate location), device and app information, and ad interactions (views, taps). Google acts as an independent controller for this data. See how Google uses information from apps that use its services and Google's privacy policy.
• Consent (UK, EEA, Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform) asks whether ads may be personalised. The app starts the ad code and requests ads only when Google's consent library says ads may be requested; if it does not, the app loads no ads. If you decline but ads may still be requested, Google shows only non-personalised or limited ads, which still use data such as the IP address for frequency capping, fraud prevention and measurement. You can change your choice at any time in Settings > Ad privacy choices ('Einstellungen > Datenschutz bei Werbung' in the German version); the entry appears where the consent form applies.
• Legal basis: your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR) for personalised ads and storage on your device; our legitimate interest in funding the free app (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) for non-personalised ads. In Germany, access to information on your device also falls under section 25(1) TDDDG, and we rely on your consent for it.
• You can reset or delete the advertising ID in your phone's Google settings (Settings > Google > Ads).
• Ad content is limited to Google's "T" (teen) maturity rating or lower.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file, to load ads and sponsored-card pictures, and to reach Google Play.
• Added by Google's libraries in the app (ads, Google Play Billing and Play Install Referrer): network state, the advertising ID (AD_ID), billing, and access to the Install Referrer service.

The app asks for no permission that shows a prompt: not location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts or files.

Audience

The app is meant for adult drivers and is not directed at children.

Your choices

• In the Fuel log, the "Clear log" button (the bin icon at the top) deletes every fill-up on your phone after you confirm. It leaves your last trip inputs, your settings and your Pro status. You can also remove single fill-ups. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on your phone.
• Under UK GDPR and EU GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask us to delete it. Because the app does not send us personal data, we normally hold none. To ask, contact us (see the Contact section).
• For data held by Google (Play or AdMob), use Google's tools.

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FutureScope

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

FutureScope for Android is a reference app made for adults, published on Google Play by AS AESTHETICS LTD. It has no account or sign-up, no analytics and no ads, and we (AS AESTHETICS LTD) do not collect or receive personal data about you. The predictions are inside the app. FutureScope Pro is an optional subscription sold and billed by Google Play.

On your device

• The predictions you save, the app's own settings and counters, and whether your FutureScope Pro subscription is active are stored only on your device, in the app's local storage. We cannot see them.
• The counters include, for example, how many predictions you have opened, which decides when the app may ask for a rating.
• If you use Android's backup service, Android may include the app's saved data in your device backup, which Google stores in your Google account. We have no access to that backup.
• The data is deleted when you clear the app's storage or uninstall the app.

What leaves your device

• The app has no analytics and no advertising software, and we run no server for it.
• Purchases: FutureScope Pro is an optional subscription sold and billed by Google Play. We never see or receive your name, e-mail address or payment details. To unlock Pro, the app asks Google Play on your device whether your Google account has an active FutureScope Pro subscription; the answer stays on your device. Google's handling of your information is described in the Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy.
• Ratings: the app may ask Google Play to show its standard rating prompt. Whether it appears, and anything you enter in it, is handled by Google Play; the app is not told what you rated or wrote.
• Sharing: "Share This Prediction" hands the text of that prediction to Android's share sheet. It goes only to the app or person you choose.
• Links: About > Privacy Policy opens the policy inside the app, and About > Support opens your e-mail app to write to us.

Ads and purchases

• The Android version shows no ads and contains no Google AdMob software. Only the App Store version shows ads (see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad)).
• FutureScope Pro is an optional subscription sold and billed by Google Play. It adds research tools such as comparing predictions; every prediction stays free to read. You can restore a subscription from About > Restore Purchases and manage or cancel it in Google Play.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: declared by the app. The predictions are inside the app; Google Play's purchase service needs the network.
• BILLING: added by the Google Play billing library, for the FutureScope Pro subscription.
• ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: added by a library the app includes, to check whether a connection is available.

The app asks for no camera, microphone, contacts, photos or location permission.

Audience

FutureScope is a reference app made for adults. It is not directed at children. We collect no personal data from anyone.

Your choices

• Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to give you a copy of, correct or delete.
• You can delete everything the app stores at any time by clearing its storage in Android settings or by uninstalling it.
• If you have a question or a complaint, contact us (see the Contact section); in the United Kingdom you can also contact the Information Commissioner's Office: https://ico.org.uk.
• If the way the app handles data changes, for example if ads are added, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Gabby: Habit & Streak Tracker

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Gabby: Habit & Streak Tracker for Android (app com.asaesthetics.gabby) has no account and no server of its own. Your habits, journal entries and the other content listed below are stored only on your device, and Gabby never uploads this content. The app sends crash and diagnostic reports to Sentry, the free version shows ads from Google AdMob, and Gabby Premium is sold through Google Play.

On your device

• Your habits, check-ins, streaks, notes, journal entries, mood check-ins, water log, focus sessions and settings are stored only on your device, and Gabby never uploads this content.
• If Android backup is switched on for your device, Android may include the app's data in your own Google backup; that is controlled by your device settings, not by us.
• Habit reminders are scheduled on your device.
• On your device the app receives the purchase status from Google Play so it can unlock Premium.
• Share My Progress: Settings > Share My Progress opens Android's share sheet with a text summary of your progress; it goes only where you send it.

What leaves your device

• Crash and diagnostic reports (Sentry): to find and fix crashes we use Sentry (Functional Software, Inc.), with data stored in the European Union. When the app crashes, a report is sent containing: the error and the technical steps that led to it, device model, Android version, app version, memory use and a random identifier created for this installation. Gabby also sends short purchase-flow events: plans loaded (when the app starts), paywall shown, purchase started, its result with the plan's product id, and when a Premium entitlement has lapsed. Reports never contain your habit names, notes, journal text, mood check-ins or anything else you type. They are not linked to your name or Google account, are used only to keep the app working, and are deleted automatically within Sentry's retention period (at most 90 days). The network connection reveals an IP address to Sentry; Gabby does not ask Sentry to store it.
• Ads (free version): the data that Google's Mobile Ads SDK collects, listed under "Ads and purchases" below.
• Purchases: Gabby Premium is sold through Google Play. Google processes the payment; we never receive your card or payment details.
• We do not sell your data. Apart from the advertising data Google's SDK receives, we do not share data with third parties.

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows ads from Google AdMob (Google LLC / Google Ireland Limited): a banner at the top of the Home, Calendar and Stats screens, and sometimes a full-screen ad after you finish a focus session or close the Weekly Review (at most one per session, at least 3 minutes apart and at most four a day; never when the app opens). Gabby Premium removes all ads.
• To show ads, limit how often you see them and measure them, Google's Mobile Ads SDK in the app collects and receives directly: your device's advertising ID, IP address (and the approximate location derived from it), device and app information (model, Android version, app version, language), ad interactions (ads shown and tapped) and diagnostic data about ad performance.
• Your habits, notes, journal entries, mood check-ins and anything else you type are never passed to Google or any advertiser.
• In the UK, the European Economic Area and Switzerland, Google's consent message (Google User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice before any ad is requested; you can change it at any time in Settings > Privacy choices. Without consent to personalised ads you see non-personalised ads, and if Google's consent status does not allow ad requests at all, the app requests no ads.
• You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your device's Android settings (Privacy > Ads). Ads are limited to content rated for general audiences (maximum rating PG).
• How Google uses this data: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• Gabby Premium (from Gabby's terms of use): the free plan includes every feature with up to 3 habits, and Gabby Premium removes the habit limit and all ads. Premium is sold through Google Play as an auto-renewing subscription or, where offered, a one-time purchase. The price, billing period and any free trial are shown before you confirm. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel; you can cancel at any time in Google Play > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions, and Premium stays active until the end of the paid period. If a free trial is offered and you do not cancel before it ends, the subscription starts and is charged. Refunds follow Google Play's refund policies.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: for Sentry reports, purchases and, in the free version, ads.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: Gabby asks for it only when you turn reminders on, and you can turn them off at any time in Settings.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: sets your reminders again after the phone restarts.
• VIBRATE: reminder and haptic feedback.
• AD_ID: lets Google's ad software read your advertising ID in the free version.
• BILLING: lets Google Play handle Gabby Premium.
• Gabby asks for no location, contacts, camera, microphone or photo access.

Audience

Gabby is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from them.

Your choices

• Settings > Reset All Data deletes your habits and all progress: completions, notes, journal, mood, water and focus logs, challenges and achievements. Your name and goals, your theme, sound, haptic and reminder settings, your Premium status and the app's rating-prompt counters stay until you uninstall the app. Uninstalling the app deletes everything.
• Settings > Export Data copies all the app's data on your device (your habits and the saved settings) as text to your clipboard. It is not sent anywhere.
• Settings > Help & Support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• Under UK and EU data-protection law you may ask us for access to, or deletion of, crash reports about your installation: contact us (see the Contact section).
• For advertising data, Google is the controller: see https://policies.google.com/privacy.

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Gain Planner

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Gain Planner is an app for adults aged 18 and over that gives general estimates for healthy adults. It has no account, no sign-in and no tracking, and it uses no analytics or crash-reporting SDK and no advertising identifier. Your details, meal plan, shopping ticks and weigh-ins stay on your device.

On your device

• The details you enter: age, height, weight, activity level, pace, protein level and food choices (vegetarian, foods to leave out).
• Your meal plan, which items you ticked as eaten, your shopping-list ticks and your weigh-ins (date and weight).
• Settings such as units.
• The numbers you enter never leave your device.
• Android does not back this data up to your Google account (the app switches Android backup off).
• Food values come from USDA FoodData Central (SR Legacy), a public-domain data set bundled in the app. Gain Planner is not affiliated with any government body.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the Today, Ideas and Shop screens, part-way down the Ideas list, and at the bottom of You > Targets; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: links to guides and resources open in your browser, and their own policies apply. You > Settings > Privacy policy opens this policy in your browser, and You > Settings > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• Sharing: when you share a shopping list (the share button on the Shop screen), the text goes only to the app you choose.
• We do not sell or share your data. There is no analytics or crash-reporting SDK, no advertising identifier and no tracking across apps or websites.

Ads and purchases

The app has no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases, and it uses no advertising identifier. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: for the cards for our own apps and websites and for links.

The advertising ID permission is removed. We do not access your contacts, location, microphone, camera or photos, and the app does not send notifications.

Audience

• Gain Planner is for adults aged 18 and over. It is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect any information from them.
• Gain Planner gives general estimates for healthy adults. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose or treat anything. If you are underweight due to illness, pregnant, under 18, or have an eating disorder, talk to a doctor first.

Your choices

You can delete everything stored on your device at any time in You > Settings > Erase all my data, which deletes your details (including units), plan, eaten ticks, shopping ticks and weigh-ins, or by uninstalling the app. If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released. If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Homebuy UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Homebuy UK is a home buying calculator for the UK. It works on your device and does not need an account: there is no sign-in, no analytics or crash-reporting SDK, and no advertising SDK. Your figures are stored only in the app's local storage; we cannot see them and they are not uploaded.

On your device

• Your price, deposit, rate, saved scenarios, checklist ticks and settings are stored only in the app's local storage on your phone or tablet. We cannot see them and they are not uploaded.
• When you share a PDF report or a text summary (the share button at the top of a screen, or Share on a saved scenario), you choose where it goes through your device's share sheet.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below the results on the Stamp duty and Total cost to buy tabs, on the Monthly tab once you have changed a figure, and at the bottom of the Saved tab and of the More from us page; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: the app links to official sources (gov.uk, revenue.scot, gov.wales) and to ukcalculator.com. About and sources has a Privacy policy link that opens this policy in your browser and a Contact entry that opens your e-mail app to write to us. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
• There is no tracking across apps or websites and no sale of data.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no advertising SDK, no third-party advertising and no in-app purchases. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, it shows no ads.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: for the cards for our own apps and websites and for links.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for contacts, photos, location, camera, microphone or notifications.

Audience

• The app is for adults buying property and is not directed at children.
• Homebuy UK is not affiliated with any government body or lender. It gives estimates only, not financial, tax or legal advice.

Your choices

• The menu with three dots at the top of a screen > Start again puts the price, rate, costs and every other figure back to the starting values; your saved scenarios are kept. On the Saved tab, Delete removes a saved scenario.
• Deleting the app deletes the data stored on your device.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.
• For questions or requests, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Hum & Pop: ASMR Toys

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Hum & Pop: ASMR Toys for Android has no account, no analytics and no tracking of its own, and we never receive your personal data. The free version shows ads from Google AdMob, and Google collects device and ad data to show them. Hum & Pop Pass, a one-time purchase sold through Google Play, removes all ads.

On your device

• Your settings, favourites, saved mixes, your own haptic patterns, play days and play statistics, whether you own Hum & Pop Pass, how many ads were shown and when (for the ad limits) and how often you opened the app and when the rating prompt was last asked are kept only on your device, in the app's private storage. We never receive them.
• Android can include this app data in your own device backup, under your Google Account, as it does for most apps.
• On your device, the app only asks Google Play whether the Pass is owned.

What leaves your device

• The app's own code makes no network connections. Google's billing library (for the Pass) and Google's ads SDK (for ads) use the network.
• Ads (free version): to show and measure ads and to prevent fraud, Google's ads SDK collects and shares with Google your device's advertising ID and other device identifiers, your IP address and the approximate location derived from it, device and app information, your interactions with ads, and diagnostic data of the SDK. We do not receive this data. Google uses it under its own privacy policy (policies.google.com/privacy); how Google uses data from apps that show its ads is explained at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• Purchases: Google processes the payment for Hum & Pop Pass under its own terms and privacy policy, and we do not receive your payment details.
• Ratings: after you have used the app a few times, at most once every 120 days, the app may ask Google Play to show its standard rating prompt. Google Play handles what you enter; the app is not told what you rated or wrote.
• Links: Settings > Privacy Policy opens a policy screen inside the app, and Settings > Support opens the app's Google Play page in a browser view, which handles it under its own privacy policy.

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows ads served by Google AdMob, Google's advertising service: a banner on the home and statistics screens, at most one full-screen ad now and then after you leave a toy you played for at least a minute (never in the first three minutes after the app starts, at least three minutes apart, at most once per app launch and four times a day), and, only if you choose it, a short rewarded ad to try a Pass toy for 15 minutes.
• Ads never appear while a soundscape plays and are limited to content rated for general audiences (maximum ad content rating "G").
• Consent: in the UK, the European Economic Area and Switzerland, the app asks for your choice with Google's consent form before any ad is requested. If the consent you give does not allow ad requests, the app requests and shows no ads. If you allow ads but not personalised ones, only non-personalised ads are requested. You can change your choice at any time in Settings > Privacy choices (shown where Google's consent tool requires it).
• Advertising ID: you can reset or delete your advertising ID in your device's Android settings (Privacy > Ads).
• Hum & Pop Pass: a one-time purchase sold through Google Play. It removes all ads.

Permissions

• Vibration: for the haptics of the toys.
• Media playback service: only while a soundscape you started keeps playing with the screen locked; it shows a notification while it plays.
• Google Play billing: for the Pass.
• Network access and the advertising ID permission: declared by Google's billing library (for the Pass) and Google's ads SDK (for ads).
• The app never accesses your microphone, camera, location, contacts, photos or files.

Audience

Hum & Pop is not directed at children under 13. We collect no information from anyone; the data Google's ads SDK collects is described under "What leaves your device".

Your choices

• Settings > Reset play days & stats clears your play days, streaks and play statistics. Your favourites, saved mixes, haptic patterns, settings and Pass stay until you uninstall the app, which deletes everything it stored on the device.
• Your advertising choices (consent, advertising ID, Hum & Pop Pass) are listed under "Ads and purchases".
• For questions, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Jellium: Dessert Match 3

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Jellium for Android is a game published on Google Play by AS AESTHETICS LTD. Jellium itself collects no data: your game progress is saved on your device, and nothing about how you play is sent to us. There is no account, no sign-up, no analytics and no crash reporting. The free game shows ads from Google AdMob, and Google's ad software in the app collects and uses data to show and measure those ads; apart from the ads, the only thing that leaves your device is what Google Play's own purchase library sends to Google.

On your device

• Levels, stars, scores, coins, the Garden, Daily Challenge results and your settings are stored on your device. We run no server and no cloud save.
• The Daily Challenge puzzle is generated on your device from the date, so nothing is downloaded.
• Google Play tells the app whether you own the Full Journey purchase, and the app keeps that answer on your device.
• The app also keeps small counters on your device: how many full-screen ads were shown today (for the ad limit) and when the rating prompt was last shown.
• Android backup: if backup is turned on in your Android settings, Android may include the app's saved progress in your device backup in your Google Account, so that it can come back on a new phone. This is an Android feature managed by Google in your account settings; the backup is not sent to us and we cannot read it.

What leaves your device

• Our own code sends nothing over the internet.
• Ads (free game): the data that Google's Mobile Ads SDK collects and sends to Google, described below.
• Google Play: apart from the ads, Google Play is the only outside service the app talks to, through the Google Play app on your device. It shows the Full Journey price, processes the purchase, restores it and tells the app whether you own it. After a win it may also show Google Play's standard rating prompt.
• Google Play Billing Library: purchases go through the Google Play Billing Library, which Google requires for in-app purchases. It may send Google its own technical logs about the purchase service (for example, whether a price or purchase request succeeded and connection problems), which Google uses to run and improve that service. These logs go to Google, not to us. Google's privacy policy applies to these services: https://policies.google.com/privacy.
• Links in the app: Settings > Support opens your e-mail app to write to us, the Privacy Policy opens inside the app, and Terms of Use opens Google Play's Terms of Service in your browser. Like any website, the site that serves a page receives the ordinary information a browser sends to load it.
• If you write to us, we receive your e-mail address and your message, and we use them only to reply to you.
• The app does not ask for, receive or store any of the following: your name, email address or phone number; contacts, location, photos or files; browsing history; payment card details; usage analytics (the app includes no analytics SDK); crash reports (the app includes no crash-reporting SDK).

Ads and purchases

• The free game shows ads served by Google AdMob (Google LLC / Google Ireland Limited): a banner on the world map and in the Garden, an optional video ad you can choose to watch for +5 moves when you run out of moves, and occasionally a full-screen ad between levels (at most one per session and four a day). There are no ads during play, on the purchase screen or in Settings.
• If you own Full Journey (bought or restored), the app shows no ads and makes no ad requests.
• To show ads, limit how often you see them, measure them and prevent fraud, Google's Mobile Ads SDK collects and sends to Google: your device's advertising ID, your IP address (used for approximate location), device and app information (for example model, operating system, language, app version) and ad interactions (which ads were shown or tapped). We do not receive this data in a form that identifies you; AdMob gives us only aggregated reports.
• UK, EEA and Switzerland: before any ad is requested, the app shows Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform, IAB TCF v2). If the consent you give does not allow ad requests, the app requests and shows no ads. If you allow ads but not personalised ones, you get non-personalised ads. You can change your choice at any time in Settings > Privacy choices.
• Everywhere: you can reset or delete your advertising ID, or opt out of ads personalisation, in Android Settings > Privacy > Ads (or Google > Ads). Ads are limited to content suitable for a general audience (maximum ad content rating PG).
• How Google uses data from apps that show its ads: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• Purchases: the Full Journey purchase is processed by Google Play and removes all ads. We never receive or store your payment details. The app keeps only one thing from Google Play: whether you own Full Journey.

Permissions

• Our own code asks for no Android permissions.
• Internet, network state and advertising ID: these permissions in the app come from Google's ad and purchase libraries. The Google Play Billing Library adds the internet and network-state permissions.

Audience

Jellium is made for a general audience aged 13 and over and is not directed at children. We collect no personal data from anyone. The ads come from Google AdMob as described above, limited to content suitable for a general audience.

Your choices

• Reset All Progress in Settings deletes your levels, stars, coins, Garden, Daily Challenge results and settings from the device. It cannot be undone. Your Full Journey purchase is kept, because it belongs to your Google Account.
• Uninstalling the app deletes the data it stored on your device.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Katkı Takvimi

Katkı Takvimi is a Turkish-language planner for private-pension (BES) and auto-enrolment (OKS) contracts in Turkey. It is an independent calculator, not a pension company, not an official service and not investment advice. It has no account, no analytics software and no advertising identifier, it never connects to any pension account, and everything you enter stays on your device. The app can show a card that promotes one of our own websites.

On your device

• The contracts you add (whose contract it is, a first name for a child or another person, birth dates, contract type, entry date, an optional label and an optional auto-enrolment notice date), your notes, the deadlines you follow in the tracker, your own birth date, your settings and the last amounts you typed into the three calculators are stored in one file in the app's private storage on your device. We do not receive them and cannot read them.
• On Android the app switches off the system's cloud backup and device-to-device transfer of this file. On iPhone the operating system may include the app's files in your own device backup (iCloud or computer), as it does for most apps; we have no access to those backups.
• Reminders: vesting-day, retirement-day and deadline reminders are local notifications scheduled by the operating system on your device. They are scheduled only for the contracts and deadlines you choose, and the system asks for notification permission the first time you set one. No notification content is sent to us.

What leaves your device

• Rules file: at most once a day, and when you tap Ayarlar > Kurallar sürümü (Settings > Rules version), the app downloads a public file with the current pension rules (rates, limits, deadlines) from a static file host (GitHub Pages). The request contains no personal data, only the app name and version in the User-Agent and a cache tag of the copy the app already has. If it fails, the app keeps using the copy built into it.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes one of our websites, below the results of the three calculators, at the bottom of the home screen once you have added a contract, and at the end of the Rehber (Guide) list; Ayarlar > Diğer uygulamalarımız (Settings > More from us) lists our websites. Until our card service is switched on for this app, the card comes from a list built into the app and nothing is requested from a server to show it. When the service is on, the app loads a settings file and a card as described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Sharing and export: only when you choose it, the app opens the system share sheet: the Paylaş (Share) button on a calculator shares a plain-text summary of that result, and Ayarlar > Verileri dışa aktar (Settings > Export data) shares a JSON file with your contracts, tracker and settings plus a text summary. You decide which app receives it; we do not receive it.
• Links: links to official sources (Emeklilik Gözetim Merkezi, e-Devlet, the Official Gazette, the Income Tax Law), to our websites and to the official pension app open in your browser or store app, where the rules of that service apply. Ayarlar > Destek (Settings > Support) opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• Ordinary server logs (IP address and time) may be kept briefly by the hosting provider of the rules file and of our card service for security. Without a network connection the app works fully.
• We do not sell data and we use no tracking.

Ads and purchases

The app shows no third-party advertising and uses no advertising identifier. Apart from the cards for our own websites described above, it shows no ads. The app has no in-app purchases and no partner or lead form; it never asks for contact details.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the rules file and the cards for our own websites described above.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show your reminders as local notifications; the app asks the first time you set a reminder.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled reminders are set again after the phone restarts or the app is updated.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification component, for reminder notifications.

The app uses inexact reminders and does not ask for exact-alarm permission. The advertising ID permission is removed. On iPhone the app asks only for notification permission, the first time you set a reminder.

Audience

The app is for adults and is not directed at children under 18. Parents can add a child's contract; the child's first name and birth date stay on the parent's device.

Your choices

• Ayarlar > Tüm verileri sil (Settings > Delete all data, confirmed twice) removes your contracts, notes, tracker entries, birth date and the amounts saved in the calculators from the device and cancels the scheduled reminders. Your theme choice and the fact that you have seen the introduction stay until you uninstall the app. Uninstalling the app deletes everything.
• Reminders can be switched off per contract, per tracked deadline or for the whole app (Ayarlar > Hatırlatıcılar).
• Because we store no personal data about you, there is nothing to correct or delete on our side.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the party responsible for the Google Play edition; for the App Store edition, the developer named on the App Store page is responsible. If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Kfz-Rechner

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Kfz-Rechner is an app for vehicle keepers aged 18 and over that calculates offline. It has no account, no usage analytics and no advertising ID. Your inputs, your saved results and the cancellation letter stay on your device. The app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites.

On your device

• Stored only locally and not transmitted to us: language and display, your profile (no-claims class 'SF-Klasse', type of insurance, annual premium), saved results, the details in the cancellation letter (name, address, insurer, contract number, vehicle registration number) and your reminder settings. The app does not switch off Android's own device backup, so your phone's backup may include these files.
• Reminders before the cut-off date ('Stichtag') are local notifications. No push services and no servers are used.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below calculation results, at the bottom of the calculator screens (SF class, Downgrade, Report or pay?, Car tax, Type class, Switch date) and at the bottom of the "More from us" screen; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Sharing: only when you tap it, the app hands a result as text, or the cancellation letter as a PDF file (Kuendigung_Kfz_Versicherung.pdf) or as text ('Als PDF teilen', "Share as PDF"; 'Text teilen', "Share text"), to the Android share sheet. You choose which app receives it; we do not receive it.
• Links: links to motor.com.de, to legal texts and to public authorities open in the browser. The operators of those sites are responsible for data protection there.

Ads and purchases

The app uses no advertising ID and shows no third-party advertising. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to load the settings file and the cards for our own apps and websites described above.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show your reminders as local notifications; the app asks for this permission only when you switch reminders on.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled reminders are set again after the phone restarts.

The advertising ID permission is removed.

Audience

The app is aimed at vehicle keepers aged 18 and over and collects no data from children.

Your choices

• Settings > Delete all data ('Alle Daten löschen') removes your profile, saved results, the cancellation-letter details and your reminders from this device. It also sets language and display back to the defaults; only the note that the intro has been seen stays. Uninstalling the app also removes the data.
• Because no personal data is stored with us, there is nothing to transmit or delete. If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Last Evac: Zombie Shooter

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Last Evac: Zombie Shooter for Android (Google Play, package com.asaesthetics.lastevac) is an adaptation of the open-source game UNDERRUN by Dominic Szablewski (MIT License), with the music "Dark Meat Beat" by Andreas Lösch; full credits are in the game's About & Credits panel. The game itself collects no personal data, has no account and contains no analytics, crash-reporting or tracking software of its own, and your game progress stays on your device. From version 1.2.4 the free game may show non-personalised ads from Google AdMob; Google, not us, then processes device and advertising identifiers to serve and measure those ads. A one-time "Remove Ads" purchase through Google Play turns all ads off.

On your device

• Game statistics: the number of runs you started, the number of escapes, and the best sector you reached.
• Ad pacing: a launch counter and ad-pacing times (when the last full-screen ad was shown, how many today), used only on the device to keep ads infrequent.
• Purchase status: whether you own "Remove Ads" (a cached copy of what Google Play reports).
• This information is kept in the app's private storage on your device. We never receive it.
• Android backup: if you have turned on backup for your Android device, Android may include the app's local game statistics in your device backup, stored with your Google account under your backup settings. That backup is handled by Google and your device; we do not receive it.

What leaves your device

• Ads (Google AdMob): the ads are provided by Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC). Google processes the device's advertising ID (or an app-set ID), IP address, device and app information (model, OS version, language, app version), and ad interactions (ad views and taps), to deliver ads, limit how often they repeat, measure them and prevent fraud.
• Non-personalised ads: the app requests non-personalised ads only. Google does not use your interests or browsing to choose them, but still uses the data above for the purposes listed.
• We (AS AESTHETICS LTD) do not receive personal data from AdMob; we only see aggregated ad reports.
• How Google uses data: policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites. Google privacy policy: policies.google.com/privacy.
• Purchase: "Remove Ads" is handled entirely by Google Play. We do not receive your payment details. Google Play tells the app only whether you own the item, so ads can be switched off.
• The game does not sell personal data, and it does not collect location, contacts, photos or files. It contains no analytics, crash-reporting or tracking software of its own, and no sign-in.

Ads and purchases

• From version 1.2.4 the free game may show ads from Google AdMob: a banner on the main menu, an occasional full-screen ad at a natural break (after a sector restart or the ending; at most one per session and four per day, at least three minutes apart, never on app start and never in your first session after you install the app), and, only if you choose it, a rewarded ad that lets you continue where you fell.
• Consent (UK, EEA, Switzerland): before the first ad is requested, Google's consent form (User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice. You can change it any time under About & Credits > Ad privacy choices. If you do not allow ad requests, no ads are shown.
• Advertising ID: you can reset or delete your advertising ID in Android Settings > Privacy > Ads.
• Remove Ads: a one-time purchase through Google Play that turns all ads off. "Restore Purchases" asks Google Play again on a new device.

Permissions

• Vibration: a short haptic pulse when you are overrun and when you escape.
• Internet / network state: only to load ads and to talk to Google Play for the purchase. The game itself runs from files inside the app and works offline.
• Advertising ID (and Android's ad-services permissions): used by the Google Mobile Ads SDK as described under "What leaves your device".
• Google Play billing: for the optional "Remove Ads" purchase.

Audience

The game is not directed at children under 13. Ads are limited to content rated suitable with parental guidance (PG) and are non-personalised.

Your choices

• Uninstalling the app or clearing its storage in Android Settings deletes the information the app keeps on your device.
• Your advertising choices (consent, advertising ID, "Remove Ads") are listed under "Ads and purchases".
• AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes the game on Google Play and is responsible for the app. For questions about the app or its policy, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Library Hours Now

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Library Hours Now is a general-audience utility operated by AS AESTHETICS LTD. It has no account, no tracking and no advertising identifiers. Your location, saved libraries and study log stay on your device. The app downloads a public library list to refresh opening hours and can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites.

On your device

• Saved libraries, reminder choices, settings, the study timer state and your study log are stored locally on your phone. The app switches off Android's automatic backup of its data.
• They are never uploaded and we cannot see them.
• Deleting the app deletes them.

What leaves your device

• Library list: the app downloads a public file (libraries.json, hosted on GitHub Pages) to refresh opening hours, when it starts and then at most once every 6 hours, or when you tap More > Check for updates. The request contains no identifier and no location. As with any web request, the hosting provider sees the IP address of the request.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, in the "More from us" section of the More screen and at the bottom of a library's details; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links you tap: Directions, phone, email and website buttons open other apps or sites; their privacy policies apply there. The Privacy policy, Support and Email entries under More > Privacy and support open a web page in your browser or your e-mail app.
• Data sources: opening hours come mostly from OpenStreetMap contributors (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL; about 25,000 libraries, community data) and partly from libraryhours24.com. Hours can change without notice; please check with the library.

Ads and purchases

• The app has no tracking and no advertising identifiers. It shows no third-party advertising. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION (approximate location): optional. The app asks for your approximate location only after you tap "Use my location", uses it on your device to sort libraries by distance, keeps it in memory and does not store it or send it anywhere. If you have already allowed location, the app uses your approximate position again when it starts, without asking. You can use the app fully by searching for a city instead. Precise and background location are removed from the app.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: if you switch on a closing reminder (the app asks for the permission then) or start the study timer, the app schedules local notifications on your device. They are not push notifications and no message is sent from a server.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled closing reminders are set again after the phone restarts.
• VIBRATE: for light taps and the timer buzz; you can switch this off under More > Haptics.
• INTERNET: to download the library list and to load the settings file and cards for our own apps and websites.

The advertising ID and exact-alarm permissions are removed.

Audience

The app is a general-audience utility and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children.

Your choices

• You can deny location and notification permissions in your device settings and the app keeps working. The 'Stop' button next to "Sorted by distance from you" stops using your location.
• You can clear your study log inside the app (Study > Clear study log). You can remove a saved library at any time with the bookmark on its details.
• Because we hold no personal data, there is nothing to export or delete on our side.
• For questions or corrections, contact us (see the Contact section).

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LiveSight

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

LiveSight for Android is an aid with a live assistant that describes what is around you. It has no sign-up, no account, no third-party advertising SDK and no analytics, and there is no LiveSight server. The live assistant runs on Google's Gemini API with an API key you create yourself in Google AI Studio, and your phone connects directly to Google. Pictures from the camera, microphone audio and your location (if you allowed it) are sent to Google only during a live session you start, and only after you saved a key and answered "Agree" to the in-app AI-sharing question.

On your device

• Your Google AI Studio API key, your settings, your emergency contacts, your answer to the AI-sharing question and your Journal (what LiveSight announced, kept for 90 days) are stored only on your phone and are excluded from Android cloud backup.
• Emergency contacts are only the ones you type in.
• The optional fall check uses the motion sensor on your phone only; nothing about it leaves the device.

What leaves your device

• Live sessions (Google Gemini): the live assistant runs on Google's Gemini API (Google LLC) with the API key you create yourself in Google AI Studio. Your phone connects directly to Google; LiveSight has no server in between and never receives your key. Only during a live session you start, and only after you saved a key and answered "Agree" to the in-app AI-sharing question, pictures from the camera, microphone audio and your location (if you allowed it) are sent to Google Gemini to describe what is around you. The pictures are small (512 x 288 pixels, JPEG) and are sent between one and four times a second depending on the mode (Traffic 4, Navigation 3, Explore and Expiration 2, Color 1); if you switch on a custom frame rate in Settings > Advanced, up to ten a second.
• Extra context for the assistant: during a live session the app also sends Google Gemini text that tells it how to help: the instructions of the mode you chose, your language, speech speed and voice, your mobility aid, whether proactive mode is on, the last few things it announced, the current weather summary and, if you allowed location, your position with heading, speed and accuracy.
• Testing your key: when you tap Test (when you first add a key, or in Settings > API), the app sends the key to Google to check that it works. This happens outside a live session and does not send pictures, audio or location.
• Google processes what is sent under the terms of your own Google AI Studio account (ai.google.dev/gemini-api/terms). On Google's free tier, Google may use submitted content to improve its products, so do not point the camera at anything you do not want to share.
• Weather (Open-Meteo): if you allowed location, the app sends your coordinates to Open-Meteo (open-meteo.com) once per launch to show local weather. No account or identifier is sent.
• Reporting an AI response (Sentry): if you tap Report on an AI response and send the report, the reported text, the reason you chose, the mode and your optional note are sent to Sentry (Functional Software, Inc., EU data region) so we can review it. If you are offline, the report waits on your device and is sent later. Reports never contain camera pictures, audio, your location, your key or your contacts.
• Emergency SOS: SOS prepares a text in your phone's Messages app for the emergency contact you saved. It contains the time, your location (coordinates, accuracy and a Google Maps link), your battery level and, if you add one, a message. Nothing is sent until you tap Send in Messages.
• Journal and sharing: Journal > Share or export Journal hands your Journal text to Android's share sheet; it goes only to the app you choose.
• Links: Settings > Privacy > Privacy Policy opens our policy page in your browser, and Settings > Privacy > Help & Support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• We do not sell your data and do not track you across apps or websites.

Ads and purchases

• LiveSight has no third-party advertising SDK and no advertising.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• CAMERA: pictures from the camera are sent to Google Gemini only during a live session, as described above.
• RECORD_AUDIO: microphone audio is sent to Google Gemini only during a live session. MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS lets the app manage audio for the voice.
• ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION and ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION: if you allowed it, your location is sent to Google Gemini during a live session and your coordinates are sent to Open-Meteo to show local weather. The SOS text also contains your location.
• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: to reach Google Gemini, Open-Meteo and, if you send a report, Sentry.
• VIBRATE: haptic feedback.
• The optional fall check uses the motion sensor on your phone only; it needs no permission and nothing about it leaves the device.
• LiveSight has no access to your photo library, files or address book.

Audience

• LiveSight is not directed to children and is intended for users aged 18 and over.
• Safety: LiveSight is an aid. It is not a replacement for a cane, a guide dog or your own judgment, and it is not a medical device. Traffic mode reports the colour of the light it sees and never tells you that it is safe to cross.

Your choices

• You can turn AI sharing off at any time in Settings > Privacy.
• Settings > Privacy > Delete All My Data, or uninstalling the app, erases your key, settings, emergency contacts, AI-sharing answer and Journal. Settings > API > Clear removes only the saved key, and Journal > Delete the Journal erases only the Journal.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the controller of the data described here. Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask for its correction or deletion; the only data we can hold is an AI report you chose to send.
• You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• Contact us (see the Contact section), or use Settings > Privacy > Help & Support in the app, which opens your e-mail app to write to us.

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Market Sim

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Market Sim is a game and education app that uses virtual money and invented companies. It has no accounts and no analytics SDK, and your seasons, scores, lessons and settings are stored only on your device, where we cannot see them. The app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites.

On your device

• Your current season, trades, leaderboard of past seasons, lesson and mission progress, badges and settings are saved in a file inside the app. They are stored only on your device, and we cannot see them. The app does not switch off Android's own device backup, so your phone's backup may include this file.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the Lessons list on the Learn tab, at the end of a lesson and at the bottom of Settings > More from us; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: Settings > More from us lists links to our websites and apps, and lessons link to guides on marketgames.us. Settings > Privacy policy opens a web page in your browser, and Settings > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us. Those pages are operated separately and have their own policies.
• There is no account, sign-in or personal data collection, and no sale or sharing of data.

Ads and purchases

• The app shows no third-party ads. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. It uses no advertising identifier, does no tracking across apps or websites and has no analytics SDK.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to load the settings file and the cards for our own apps and websites described above, and to open links.

The advertising ID permission is removed. The app does not ask for access to contacts, photos, camera, microphone, location or notifications.

Audience

• Market Sim is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any data from anyone.
• Game and education only: Market Sim uses virtual money and invented companies. It is not a broker and gives no financial, investment, tax or legal advice.

Your choices

• Settings > Reset all progress deletes your current season, trades, leaderboard of past seasons, lessons, missions and badges, and sets the clock and haptics settings back to their defaults. Your colour theme and the note that the intro has been seen stay, and the app then saves a new, empty file. Deleting the app removes everything stored on your device.
• For questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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MindFlow: Mood Tracker & Diary

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

MindFlow: Mood Tracker & Diary for Android keeps your mood check-ins and everything you write on your device. It has no account and no sign-up, and there is no server of ours holding your content. Apart from Google Play's own purchase handling and the ads in the free version, the app sends crash reports, anonymous performance timings and four anonymous purchase events to Sentry, our crash-reporting provider. They never contain your name, e-mail address, entries or anything you type.

On your device

• Your optional display name (Settings > Name), mood check-ins, journal entries, gratitude lists, reflection exercises, your conversations with MindFlow Coach, meditation and breathing history, sleep, water and drink logs, Body Score and calorie results, reminder times and settings are stored only on your device, inside the app. We cannot see any of it.
• MindFlow Coach runs entirely on your phone; nothing you type to it is sent anywhere.
• Android backup: if backup is on in your phone's Android settings and your phone has a screen lock, Android can include MindFlow's on-device data in your end-to-end encrypted Google backup, so it comes back on a new phone. Neither Google nor we can read that backup. Without that encryption MindFlow takes no part in cloud backup. A direct phone-to-phone transfer can also copy it.

What leaves your device

• Sentry: MindFlow uses Sentry (Functional Software, Inc.) to find and fix crashes. Sentry processes the data in the next four points on our behalf, in its EU data region, and keeps it for no longer than its retention period (at most 90 days).
• Crash reports: the error and stack trace, device model, Android version, app version and technical device state (memory, storage, battery level, language and time zone).
• Performance timings: how long start-up and some operations take, sampled at about one in ten.
• Four purchase events: the plans screen was shown, plans loaded from Google Play (this also happens when the app starts), a purchase was started, and its result (purchased, restored, cancelled, pending or failed) with the plan chosen. Never payment details.
• Installation identifier: a random installation identifier created by the Sentry SDK, used to count crash-free sessions. It is not your advertising ID, phone number or any hardware identifier.
• Ads (free version): the data that Google's ad software receives, listed under "Ads and purchases" below.
• Payments: Google Play processes every payment. We never see your card details or your Google account password; Google Play only tells the app which plan is active. Google Play's billing library in the app also sends Google its own technical data about the purchase process, under Google's privacy policy.
• Sharing and export: when you tap Share or Profile > All Settings > Privacy & Data > Export All Data, Android's share sheet sends what you chose to the app you pick. That happens only on your instruction, and we never receive it.
• We do not collect: your name, e-mail address or phone number; contacts, photos, videos, audio or files; location; browsing history or the list of installed apps; payment card details; or your advertising ID for ourselves (only Google's ad software reads it, as described under "Ads and purchases").

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows ads from Google AdMob (Google Ireland Limited, or Google LLC outside the EEA, UK and Switzerland): a banner on the Discover and Analytics screens and a full-screen ad after you leave Analytics (after a visit of at least 8 seconds, and only every second time; at most one per session, at least five minutes apart and at most twice a day; never when the app opens). Ads never appear on the mood check-in, Journal, Gratitude, Reflection, Coach, crisis help, breathing, meditation, sleep, Premium, Settings or legal screens. MindFlow Premium removes every ad.
• MindFlow asks only for non-personalised ads (no ads based on your interests or other apps), limited to content suitable for all audiences (Google's maximum ad content rating "G").
• To show ads, limit how often they appear, measure them and prevent fraud, Google's ad software in the app receives: your device's advertising ID (you can reset or delete it in Android Settings > Privacy > Ads) and an app set ID; your IP address, from which Google may estimate an approximate location (city or region, never precise location); device and app information (phone model, Android version, language, app version, and technical error data); and ad interactions (which ads were shown or tapped).
• In the UK, the EEA and Switzerland, Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice before any ad is requested, and you can change it at any time in Profile > All Settings > Privacy & Data > Ad privacy choices. If you do not consent, MindFlow still works; if Google's consent status does not allow ad requests, the app requests no ads.
• MindFlow never passes your mood entries, journal text or anything you type to Google or to any ad network. How Google uses data from apps that show its ads: https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
• MindFlow Premium: an optional auto-renewing subscription (weekly, monthly or yearly; the yearly plan can start with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers).
• Subscription terms (from MindFlow's terms of use): Premium is sold through Google Play, at the price Google Play shows before you confirm. With the 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, you are charged when the trial ends unless you cancel before then. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel. You can cancel any time in Google Play > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions; you keep Premium until the end of the period already paid. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. Refunds are handled under Google Play's refund policies and your local consumer law. Premium unlocks 30- and 90-day mood history and the Mood Triggers, Correlation Insights and Monthly Mood Calendar cards, and removes all ads; everything else in MindFlow is free.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: only if you turn reminders on and allow them.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: re-schedules the reminder you chose after the phone restarts.
• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: sends the crash reports and events described above, and loads ads in the free version.
• AD_ID (advertising ID): lets Google's ad software read the advertising ID for the free version's ads.
• BILLING: lets Google Play handle MindFlow Premium.
• MindFlow does not ask for storage, location, camera, microphone or contacts access.

Audience

MindFlow is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.

Your choices

• You can delete single entries in the app, or everything at once in Profile > All Settings > Privacy & Data > Clear All Data, which deletes your entries, display name, settings and reminders. It keeps only the flags that record your Premium purchase or free unlock. Uninstalling MindFlow deletes its data from your phone; an encrypted Android backup, if you have one, stays in your Google account until Android replaces it or you delete it there.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is responsible for the limited processing described here. Under UK and EU data protection law you may ask us for access to, or erasure of, personal data we hold. Because the reports described above are not linked to your name or e-mail, we usually cannot single out yours, and we will tell you so plainly.
• We rely on our legitimate interest in keeping the app working to process crash reports and the purchase-screen events. Where the law requires consent for ads, we rely on your consent, which you can withdraw in Profile > All Settings > Privacy & Data > Ad privacy choices.
• You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• Contact us (see the Contact section). A person reads every message.

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MoveCalc

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

MoveCalc, published by AS AESTHETICS LTD, is intended for adults arranging a household move. It has no account and no analytics of our own, and everything you enter stays on your phone.

On your device

• Your boxes, their contents, optional box photos, inventory, budget, checklist progress, country, units and moving day are stored only on your device. We cannot see them and they are not uploaded.
• Box photos are taken with your phone's camera and kept in the app's private storage on your phone.
• If you switch on plan reminders, the app schedules local notifications on your phone. No server is involved.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below the moving estimate (Costs > Estimate), at the bottom of the Plan tab and at the bottom of the Boxes list; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• QR scanning (Google ML Kit): the app reads box labels with Google's ML Kit barcode scanner, which is part of the app. It looks at the camera picture on your phone and we do not save or receive that picture. Google's component can send Google technical diagnostics about how it runs.
• Labels and estimate as PDF: when you share or print box labels or the moving estimate, the PDF is created on your phone and handed to the share sheet or print dialog you choose. We do not receive it.
• Links: links in the app open in your browser, which is governed by that site's own policy.
• Help and support: Settings > Help and support opens your e-mail app to write to us. Nothing is sent until you send it.
• There are no accounts, sign-in or contact lists, and we use no analytics or crash-reporting libraries.

Ads and purchases

• There is no advertising identifier, no tracking across other companies' apps or websites and no sale of data.
• Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• CAMERA: to read the QR labels on your boxes (only after you tap Start camera) and to take a photo of a box (when you tap Take photo). QR scanning saves no picture; a box photo you take is saved in the app's private storage on your phone.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show plan reminders, asked for only when you switch reminders on.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so the app can set your reminders again after the phone restarts.
• VIBRATE: for reminders and light taps.
• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: for the settings file and the cards described above. The app does not declare these itself; they come from libraries it includes, including Google's ML Kit component.

Audience

• MoveCalc is intended for adults arranging a household move and does not knowingly collect any data from children.
• Cost figures are planning estimates, not quotes, and MoveCalc is not affiliated with any government body or moving company.

Your choices

• Settings > Start a new move deletes your boxes, box photos, inventory, budget, checklist progress, moving estimate and moving day, and switches plan reminders off. Your country and unit settings stay until you uninstall the app. Deleting the app erases everything the app stored on your device.
• You can switch plan reminders off at any time.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.
• If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Märkte in der Nähe

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

'Märkte in der Nähe' ("Markets nearby"), app com.asaesthetics.maerkte, needs no account, contains no analytics software and uses no advertising ID. Your saved markets and settings stay on your device. The app downloads a public market data file at most every 12 hours and can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites.

On your device

• Stored on your device: saved markets (with whether you want a reminder for each), the language setting, the reminder lead time, a note that the intro has been seen, a copy of the market data and the time of the last update. The app does not switch off Android's own device backup, so your phone's backup may include these files.
• Location: only if you tap 'Entfernung anzeigen' ("Show distance") and agree does the app request your approximate location. It is held in memory to sort markets by distance, and is neither stored nor sent.
• Reminders: reminders are local notifications on your device. There is no server that sends notifications.

What leaves your device

• Market data: at most every 12 hours (or when you tap 'Jetzt aktualisieren', "Refresh now", under Info) the app downloads the public file markets.json from a static file host. When it does, your device sends its IP address to the hosting provider (GitHub Pages) for technical reasons; the app adds no identifiers.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the end of the market list, of the Christmas-market season page and of a market's page; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: maps, the markets' websites and email open in your other apps. The app itself loads no map tiles. 'Markt melden' ("Report a market") under Info and the report button on a market's page open your e-mail app with a prepared message; nothing is sent until you send it yourself. 'Datenschutz' ("Privacy") and 'Hilfe und Kontakt' ("Help and contact") under Info open a web page in your browser.
• Data sources: map data is copyright OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0); Christmas market dates come from open data of the cities of Essen (dl-de/by-2.0), Munich (CC BY 4.0) and Leipzig (dl-de/by-2.0).

Ads and purchases

• The app uses no advertising ID. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION (approximate location): requested only if you tap 'Entfernung anzeigen' and agree. Precise location is removed from the app.
• INTERNET: to download the market data and to load the settings file and cards for our own apps and websites.
• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: to show your market reminders as local notifications; the app asks when you save a market or switch on a reminder for it.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so that scheduled reminders are set again after the phone restarts.

The advertising ID permission is removed.

Audience

The app is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect personal data from anyone.

Your choices

• You can remove a saved market with its bookmark and switch a reminder off on the Saved tab or on the market's page. 'Standort nicht mehr verwenden' ("Stop using location") stops using your location.
• Deleting the app removes everything stored on your device.
• Because we store no personal data about you, there is nothing to delete or analyse.
• For questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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Paycheck Planner

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Paycheck Planner provides estimates for planning and is published by AS AESTHETICS LTD, the Google Play publisher. In short, your numbers stay on your phone. There is no account, no sign-in, no analytics or crash-reporting SDK and no advertising identifier.

On your device

• Salaries, hourly rates, shifts, saved scenarios (Saved tab), history and settings are stored only in the app's local storage on your phone. We do not have an account system and we cannot see this information.
• When you share a result image, PDF or CSV, the file is created on your phone and handed to the share sheet you choose. We do not receive it.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below a result on the Paycheck tab and at the bottom of the Hours tab, the Saved tab (once you have a saved item) and More from us; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• If no card can be loaded, the app shows a built-in card that links to salarycalculator.us. It makes no request until you tap it, and then the link opens in your browser.
• Network connections use HTTPS.
• External links: the app links to irs.gov, ssa.gov, state revenue department websites and salarycalculator.us. Those sites have their own privacy policies.
• There is no analytics or crash-reporting SDK, no advertising identifier and no tracking across other companies' apps or websites. There is no sale of personal information.

Ads and purchases

• Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file and load the cards described above.

The app has no access to contacts, photos, microphone, camera, notifications or location.

Audience

• The app is meant for working adults and is not directed to children under 13. We do not knowingly collect information from children.
• Paycheck Planner is not tax advice and is not affiliated with the IRS, the Social Security Administration or any government agency.

Your choices

• Settings > Erase my data (Settings opens from the gear icon on the Paycheck tab) deletes your saved scenarios, history, shifts and settings from your phone. Uninstalling the app deletes them too.
• If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Pirate Wars: Ship Battle

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Pirate Wars: Ship Battle is a game for Android, published on Google Play. Battles against bots work offline and send nothing anywhere. The game has no account, no third-party advertising SDK, no in-app purchases, no analytics and no crash reporting, and we run no game server, so nothing about you or your matches reaches us. If you choose Online Battle, your device connects directly to the devices of the players in your room.

On your device

• Captain name: you type it on the Set Sail or Online Battle screen, or the game picks a random pirate name. Names pass a word filter.
• Settings and statistics: language, sound, graphics quality, camera distance and your battle statistics.
• Graphics compatibility: the name of your device's graphics processor and the graphics level the game chose for it.
• There is no cloud save.

What leaves your device

• Battles against bots send nothing anywhere.
• Online play (optional): when you host or join a room, the devices in that room exchange your captain name, ship class, team and colour, your ship's movement and shots, and the fleet orders you give to your team's bot ships. There is no chat of any kind.
• Who can join: a room can only be joined with its code. There is no public lobby or matchmaking.
• PeerJS cloud server (0.peerjs.com, open-source PeerJS project, peerjs.com): helps the devices find each other. It receives a random room or player code and your device's connection details, including your IP address. Game data does not pass through it.
• Google public STUN server (stun.l.google.com, Google LLC): tells your device its public network address. It sees your IP address.
• PeerJS relay (TURN) servers (eu-0.turn.peerjs.com and us-0.turn.peerjs.com): used only when your network blocks a direct connection; the encrypted game data is then passed through them.
• As with every peer-to-peer connection, the devices you connect to can see your IP address. Connections between devices are encrypted (WebRTC with DTLS). We do not control these services; their own privacy policies apply.
• Report a player: Settings > Report a player opens your e-mail app with a draft that contains the last online room code, the captain names in that room and the time (UTC). Nothing is sent until you send the e-mail. In a room you can mute a player, and the host can remove a player.
• Links: Settings > Privacy Policy opens our policy page in your browser, and Support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• We do not sell your data and do no tracking across apps or websites.

Ads and purchases

• No advertising: the game has no third-party advertising SDK.
• The game has no in-app purchases. No payment or purchase data: this version offers nothing to buy.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the game:

• INTERNET: for Online Battle, so your device can connect to the other players' devices and to the services named above.

The game asks for no location, contacts, photos, files, camera or microphone permission.

Audience

Pirate Wars is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from them. If you believe a child has provided us with personal data, contact us (see the Contact section) and we will look into it.

Your choices

• Online Battle is optional; battles against bots work offline.
• Uninstalling the game deletes everything it stores on your device.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask for its correction or deletion. We hold no personal data about players on any server of ours, so in most cases there is nothing on our side to retrieve or erase, and we will tell you so plainly.
• You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• You can reach us in the game under Settings > Support.
• If the way the game handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Post Preview Studio

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Post Preview Studio works on your device: your photos, plans, drafts and hashtag sets are stored only on the device. We do not run user accounts, we do not collect personal data and we do not use advertising identifiers or analytics SDKs.

On your device

• Photos: you choose photos with the system photo picker. The app receives only the photos you select; it cannot browse your library. Photos are processed on the device to preview, crop and split them.
• Planned posts: small copies of the photos you add to the plan, notes and dates, kept in the app's private storage.
• Captions and hashtags: caption drafts and hashtag sets you write.
• Display choices: such as the grid ratio.
• This data is removed when you delete the app. It is not uploaded, and the app switches Android's backup off for its data.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the Write and Guide tabs; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: Guide > Privacy policy and Guide > Support open a web page in your browser, and the e-mail line below them opens your e-mail app to write to us. The Guide tab also lists links to our other apps and websites from a list built into the app; they open in your browser or the store when you tap them. Cards are not personalised.
• Save and Share: exported images are written to your photo library or handed to the share sheet only when you tap Save to Photos or Share. Exported files contain no location data and no watermark.

Ads and purchases

• Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. We do not use advertising identifiers.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file and load the cards described above.
• WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE (Android 9 and older only): to save an exported image to your photo library when you tap Save to Photos. Newer Android versions need no permission for this.

The app does not ask for camera, microphone, location or contacts access.

Audience

The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from children.

Your choices

• Delete a plan item, a draft or a hashtag set inside the app, or remove all data by deleting the app.
• Because we hold no data about you, there is nothing to export or erase on our side.
• You can contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Sea of Shoguns: Naval Strategy

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Sea of Shoguns: Naval Strategy for Android is a single-player game that works fully offline and sends nothing anywhere. It has no account, no online mode, no third-party advertising SDK, no in-app purchases, no analytics and no crash reporting.

On your device

• Saved games: your campaign progress (turn, provinces, fleets), saved automatically. Starting a New Campaign replaces the saved campaign after you confirm.
• Settings: language, music and sound volume, graphics quality, battle speed and camera sensitivity, plus which tutorial hints you have already seen.
• Progress and statistics: your battle and campaign statistics, the achievements you unlocked, the stars you earned in challenges and your chosen fleet formation.
• This data stays in the game's own storage on your device. There is no cloud save.

What leaves your device

• Nothing: the game sends nothing anywhere. It has no online mode, no analytics and no crash reporting. There is no collection or sharing of personal data, no sale of data and no tracking across apps or websites.
• Settings > About & support can open our privacy policy page in your browser (your browser then loads that page) or start an e-mail to us in your e-mail app. If you email us, we receive your email address and message and use them only to answer you. We delete support emails once the matter is closed, at the latest after 12 months.

Ads and purchases

• No advertising: the game has no third-party advertising SDK.
• No in-app purchases and no payment or purchase data: this version offers nothing to buy.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the game:

• INTERNET: declared by the game's Android shell. The game itself makes no network connections; only the browser opens a page if you tap the privacy policy link.

The game asks for no location, contacts, photos, files, camera or microphone permission, and it does not use vibration on Android.

Audience

Sea of Shoguns is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children.

Your choices

• Uninstalling the game deletes all of the data it stored on your device.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask for its correction or deletion. The game itself gives us no personal data, so in most cases there is nothing on our side to retrieve or erase, and we will tell you so plainly. You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).
• You can reach us through Settings > About & support in the game, or contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the game handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Stone Weight Tracker UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Stone Weight Tracker UK for Android (uk.stoneweight.tracker) is an independent weight tracker and converter. It has no accounts and no sign-in, and everything you enter stays on your phone. At launch the app downloads a small settings file from our web server, and the free version can show ads from Google AdMob.

On your device

• Your weigh-ins (date, weight, optional note), your goals, your height, age, sex and activity level, the setting for lower BMI thresholds (the NHS guidance for some ethnic backgrounds), and your settings (units, theme) stay on your phone.
• Whether "Pro" is unlocked (a cached copy) and counters that limit how often a full-screen ad can appear also stay on your phone, as does a cached copy of the app's settings file (see What leaves your device).
• So does the install source (utm_source) from Google Play's Install Referrer, which is used only to pick settings inside that file. It is never sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's app backup off, so this data is not included in Android's automatic backups.
• We do not receive any of this. The app does not connect to Apple Health, Health Connect or Google Fit.

What leaves your device

• At launch: the app downloads a small settings file from our web server (ukcalculator.com). The file can switch ads and sponsored cards on or off, choose the screens that show a banner and set how often a full-screen ad may appear. Like any web request, the server sees your IP address and device type in its access log. No identifier from the app is attached.
• If you buy "Pro": Google Play handles the payment. We receive no card details. Google's privacy policy applies.
• Only if ads are switched on: Google AdMob may collect your device's advertising ID, IP address and app interaction data to show and measure ads. More detail is given under Ads and purchases.
• Sponsored card: if our settings file contains a sponsored card for a place in the app, the app shows it with the label "Sponsored" on the Today screen. A sponsored card with a picture loads that picture from the advertiser's server when the card is shown, before you tap anything, so that server sees your IP address and device type. If you tap a sponsored card, your browser opens the advertiser's website. That site's own policy applies. Buying "Pro" removes the cards.
• If you export your log or share progress: a CSV file (Pro) or a line of text is passed to the app you choose in the share sheet. We never see it.
• We do not sell personal data. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts, photos or health-app data. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

Ads and purchases

• The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, once our settings file switches them on: by default a banner at the bottom of the Log, Trends, Convert and Health screens and, at most once per app session and four times a day (at least 3 minutes apart, and by default only after every third saved weigh-in), a full-screen ad after you save a weigh-in. The app shows no ad when it opens. By default there is no banner on the Today or Settings screens; the settings file can change which screens carry a banner.
• Buying or restoring "Pro" removes all ads and sponsored cards.
• What Google collects: your device's advertising ID, IP address (from which an approximate location is derived), device and app information, and ad interactions, to show, measure and limit ads and to prevent fraud.
• Ad content: ads are limited to Google's "T" (teen) maturity rating or lower. The app does not ask Google for non-personalised ads itself: whether ads are personalised depends on your consent choice below.
• Consent (UK, EEA and Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form asks for your choice. You can change it in Settings > Ad privacy choices (the entry appears where the consent form applies). The app starts the ad code and requests ads only when Google's consent library says ads may be requested. If it does not, the app loads no ads.
• Your controls: reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's Settings > Google > Ads.
• We do not receive your advertising ID or any personal data from AdMob. See how Google uses data from apps that use its services and the Google privacy policy.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file, to load ads and sponsored-card pictures, and to reach Google Play.
• Added by Google's libraries in the app (ads, Google Play Billing and Play Install Referrer): network state, the advertising ID (AD_ID), billing, and access to the Install Referrer service.

The app asks for no permission that shows a prompt: not location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files.

Audience

• The app is meant for adults and is not directed at children.
• It is not a medical device and gives no medical advice; the BMI and calorie figures are general information. Talk to your GP about your health.
• Figures are estimates for general information. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NHS or any government body.

Your choices

• Settings > Delete all weigh-ins deletes every weigh-in (with its note) from your phone after you confirm. Your goals, your height, age, sex and activity level, the BMI setting and your units and theme stay until you uninstall the app. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on your phone.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask us to delete it (see the Contact section). Because the app does not send us personal data, we normally hold none.
• For data held by Google (Play or AdMob), use Google's tools.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes the app and is the data controller for the small amount of data described above.

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Take-Home Pay UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Take-Home Pay UK for Android (app uk.takehome.calculator) is an independent calculator. It has no accounts and no sign-in, and every calculation runs on your phone. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs. At launch the app downloads a small settings file from our web server, and the free version can show ads from Google AdMob, which buying or restoring "No ads + Pro" removes.

On your device

• Scenarios you choose to save to History.
• Your pay figures and tax details, kept as your tax profile: tax year, region, tax code, whether you are blind (Blind Person's Allowance), Marriage Allowance, whether National Insurance is applied, student loan plan and postgraduate loan, pension choices, your last annual pay and your working hours, days and weeks. Your settings (theme) are kept too.
• Whether "No ads + Pro" is unlocked (a cached copy), counters that limit how often a full-screen ad can appear, and a cached copy of the app's ad and settings file.
• The install source (utm_source) from Google Play's Install Referrer, used only to pick settings inside that file. It is never sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's app backup off, so this data is not included in Android's automatic backups.
• We do not receive any of this.

What leaves your device

• At launch: the app downloads a small settings file from our web server (ukcalculator.com). The file can switch ads and sponsored cards on or off, choose the screens that show a banner and set how often a full-screen ad may appear. Like any web request, the server sees your IP address and device type in its access log. No identifier from the app is attached.
• If you buy "No ads + Pro": Google Play handles the payment. We receive no card details. Google's privacy policy applies.
• Only if ads are switched on: the data Google AdMob may collect, described below.
• Sponsored card: if our settings file contains a sponsored card for a place in the app, the app shows it with the label "Sponsored" on the More screen. A sponsored card with a picture loads that picture from the advertiser's server when the card is shown, before you tap anything, so that server sees your IP address and device type. If you tap a sponsored card, your browser opens the advertiser's website. That site's own policy applies. Buying "No ads + Pro" removes the cards.
• If you share or export: a text, PDF or CSV file (PDF and CSV are Pro) is passed to the app you choose in the share sheet.
• We do not sell personal data. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts or files.

Ads and purchases

• The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, once our settings file switches them on: by default a banner at the bottom of the Pay, Hourly, Rise, Compare, More and History screens and, at most once per app session and no more than four times a day (at least 3 minutes apart, and by default only after every third saved scenario), a full-screen ad after you save a scenario. The app shows no ad when it opens, and no banner on the purchase or Settings screens.
• Buying or restoring "No ads + Pro" removes all ads and sponsored cards. Google Play handles the payment, as described above.
• What Google collects: only if ads are switched on, Google AdMob may collect your device's advertising ID, IP address (from which an approximate location is derived), device and app information, app interaction data and ad interactions (views and taps), to show, measure and limit ads and to prevent fraud.
• Consent (UK, EEA and Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form (User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice. The app starts the ad code and requests ads only when Google's consent library says ads may be requested; if it does not, the app loads no ads. If you decline but ads may still be requested, Google shows only non-personalised or limited ads. You can change your choice at any time in More > Settings > Ad privacy choices (the entry appears where the consent form applies).
• Ad content: ads are limited to Google's "T" (teen) maturity rating or lower.
• Your controls: reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's Settings > Google > Ads.
• We do not receive your advertising ID or any personal data from AdMob. Google's use of this data is described in how Google uses data from apps that use its services and the Google privacy policy.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file, to load ads and sponsored-card pictures, and to reach Google Play.
• Added by Google's libraries in the app (ads, Google Play Billing and Play Install Referrer): network state, the advertising ID (AD_ID), billing, and access to the Install Referrer service.

The app asks for no permission that shows a prompt: not location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files.

Audience

• The app is meant for adults who work or are looking for work and is not directed at children.
• Calculations are estimates based on published rates; your payslip and HMRC decide what is actually deducted. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by HMRC or any government body.

Your choices

• More > History > Clear history (the bin icon at the top) deletes all saved scenarios on your phone after you confirm. You can also swipe a single scenario away. Your tax profile (tax details and pay figures) and your theme stay until you uninstall the app. The free version keeps your last 3 saved scenarios: saving another deletes the oldest. Uninstalling the app deletes the data stored on your phone.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask us to delete it. Because the app does not send us personal data, we normally hold none. For data held by Google (Play or AdMob), use Google's tools.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes the app and is the data controller for the small amount of data described above.

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TaskFlow: To-Do & Planner

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

TaskFlow: To-Do & Planner for Android keeps your tasks, notes, habits, focus sessions and statistics on your device. Nothing you create in the app is sent to us or to anyone else, there is no account and no sign-up, and TaskFlow has no analytics or crash-reporting service of its own. The free version shows ads from Google AdMob; to show and measure them, Google collects your device's advertising ID and related device and usage data. TaskFlow Premium removes all ads.

On your device

• What you type: tasks, subtasks, notes, habits, calendar entries, focus sessions and settings are stored in TaskFlow's private storage on your device. There is no cloud sync and no server of ours, so we cannot see them.
• Statistics: the Stats, Weekly Review and Analytics Dashboard screens are worked out on your device from your own data and are never uploaded. For the Analytics Dashboard the app keeps on your device a log of up to 5,000 timestamped usage events and your activity per day and week; it stays on your device. Sharing from the Stats and Weekly Review screens opens Android's share sheet, and what you share goes only where you send it.
• More from us: Settings > More from us lists our other apps and websites from a list kept inside the app; tapping one opens its store or web page.
• Reminders: reminders are scheduled on your device through Android's notification system.
• Whether Premium is active: Google Play tells the app which TaskFlow Premium product your Google account owns, so Premium can unlock on your device. That answer stays on your device.
• Ad counters: to limit how often a full-screen ad can appear, TaskFlow keeps on your device the date and time of the last one and how many were shown that day.
• Android backup: if backup is turned on for your Google account, Android may include TaskFlow's data in your device backup, which Google keeps for you. You control this in Android's settings; we cannot read it.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: in the free version from version 1.1.13 the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the end of the Tasks list and at the end of the Stats screen; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites. Premium removes the cards.
• Advertising data (free version): Google collects your device's advertising ID, IP address (from which Google derives an approximate location), device and app information, and ad interactions (views and taps), to show and measure ads, limit how often you see them, and prevent fraud and abuse. None of your tasks, notes or other content is shared. Google acts as an independent controller for this data. See how Google uses information from apps that use its services and Google's privacy policy.
• Google Play: Google Play handles purchases, reviews and app updates. Its billing library inside the app contacts Google to show prices and complete purchases, and may send Google technical diagnostics about those billing requests (for example, whether a request succeeded). Rate TaskFlow and the occasional review prompt use Google Play's own review screen.
• Google AdMob and Google Play are the two third-party services inside the app, both from Google, and Google handles both under its own privacy policy. The cards for our own apps and websites use the settings file and our own service described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites. TaskFlow adds no analytics or crash-reporting service.
• Export: Settings > Export Tasks creates a backup file (JSON) and hands it to Android's share sheet. The file goes only where you choose to send it.
• What we do not collect: we (AS AESTHETICS LTD) do not ask for, receive or store your name, e-mail address or phone number; contacts, location, photos, videos or other files on your device; your advertising ID or any advertising data; browsing history; payment card or bank details; or crash reports or usage analytics (apart from the counts of card views and taps described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites). We run no server that holds your content.

Ads and purchases

• The free version shows ads served by Google AdMob: a banner at the bottom of the Tasks and Calendar screens and, at most once per app session, four times a day and three minutes apart, a full-screen ad after every third task you tick off in your list. There are no ads in editors, Settings, the Premium screen or the app's privacy policy.
• Non-personalised ads only: because TaskFlow is used by people aged 13 and over, every ad request asks Google for non-personalised ads (no ads based on your interests), and ad content is limited to Google's "PG" rating.
• Consent (UK, EEA and Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice. You can change it at any time in Settings > Ad privacy choices. If you do not consent, TaskFlow works the same; if Google's consent status does not allow ad requests, the app requests no ads.
• Advertising ID: you can reset or delete your advertising ID in Android's settings (for example Settings > Google > Ads, or Settings > Privacy > Ads, depending on the device).
• TaskFlow Premium: sold through Google Play as a weekly, monthly or annual subscription or a lifetime purchase; Settings > Restore Purchases restores it. Google processes the payment under its own terms and privacy policy, and we never receive your payment details. Buying or restoring TaskFlow Premium removes all ads. You can manage or cancel a subscription in Google Play under Payments & subscriptions.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: Android asks before TaskFlow may show reminders; you can turn them off at any time in TaskFlow's Settings or in Android's settings.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: sets your reminders again after the phone restarts.
• VIBRATE: added by the notification library for the focus-timer alerts.
• INTERNET and ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: used by the ads, by Google Play Billing and by the cards for our own apps and websites.
• AD_ID: lets Google's ad software read your advertising ID in the free version.
• BILLING: lets Google Play handle TaskFlow Premium.

Audience

TaskFlow is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Ads are non-personalised and limited to family-safe ("PG") content.

Your choices

• Uninstalling TaskFlow deletes everything it stored on your device.
• You can delete individual tasks, notes and habits at any time, Settings > Clear Completed Tasks deletes your completed tasks, and Settings > Clear All Data deletes all your tasks in one step. Clear All Data deletes tasks only: your notes, habits, focus sessions, settings and the on-device usage log stay until you delete them one by one or uninstall the app.
• Ads: change your consent in Settings > Ad privacy choices (UK, EEA and Switzerland), reset or delete your advertising ID in Android's settings, or remove all ads with TaskFlow Premium.
• You can ask us anything about privacy, including a request to access or delete data: contact us (see the Contact section). Because we hold no personal data about you on any server, in most cases the honest answer is that there is nothing on our side to retrieve or erase, and we will tell you so plainly.
• Data collected by Google for ads is held by Google: see Google's privacy policy for your rights there.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD is the data controller for the limited processing described here.
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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TLD List

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

TLD List is a general audience tool about domain extensions, with favourite extensions, domain name checks and a watchlist. It has no account, no advertising SDK and no analytics SDK. Your favourites, watchlist and settings stay on your device. The data that leaves your device is described below.

On your device

• Favourite extensions, the list of domain names you watch with their last results, the extensions you picked for checks, and your theme choice.
• A cached copy of the extension list and of the IANA RDAP service list, so the app works offline.
• We never receive any of it.
• Extension data comes from IANA; meanings, registries and typical prices come from tldlist.us (CC BY). TLD List is independent and is not affiliated with IANA, ICANN, any registry or registrar.

What leaves your device

• Domain names you check: when you check a name (or re-check a watched name), the app sends that domain name over HTTPS to the public RDAP server operated by the registry of its extension (for example the registry that runs .com), as listed in the IANA RDAP bootstrap file. For a few extensions that file lacks, such as .io or .de, the app uses the registry's own published RDAP server. This is how the lookup works. The request contains the domain name and a User-Agent that names the app, not you. We do not run these servers, we do not receive these requests, and the registry's own policy applies to what it logs. The app never uses WHOIS port 43 and never reads owner contact data from an answer.
• List updates: about once a day the app downloads a newer extension list from GitHub Pages and the RDAP service list from IANA (data.iana.org). These are ordinary file downloads and carry no identifier.
• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, below a result on the Check tab, on an extension's detail page and at the bottom of the compare screen; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: links open in your browser. Settings and about (the gear icon at the top) > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• There is no analytics SDK, no tracking, no advertising identifier, no cross-app profiling and no sale of data.

Ads and purchases

The app has no advertising SDK and uses no advertising identifier. Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: to check domain names, download the list updates, download the settings file and load the cards described above.

No account, email address, location, contacts or photos are requested.

Audience

TLD List is a general audience tool and is not directed to children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone.

Your choices

In the Watch tab, swipe a watched name to the left, or tap Unwatch on a result, to remove it from your watchlist. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on your device. For questions or requests, contact us (see the Contact section).

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TrainACat

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

TrainACat shares general, reward-based training ideas, with lessons and a training log for the cats you add. It has no account, no sign-in and no tracking, and it uses no analytics or crash-reporting SDK and no advertising identifier. The cats you add, their optional photos, your progress and your training log stay on your device.

On your device

• Your cats' names, approximate ages, coats and optional photos (one per cat, chosen with the system photo picker and copied into the app's private storage).
• Lesson progress, session logs (date, length, clicks, treats, how it went) and settings such as sound and theme.
• Weekly reminder settings. Reminders are scheduled on your device by the operating system.
• Plan > Training log > Copy summary copies the log text to your clipboard. Nothing is sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's backup off for its data.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the end of the Guide, lesson, body-language and troubleshooter pages and on the Plan tab; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• Links: Path > Settings > More from us lists links to our other apps and websites. The list is built into the app, and the settings file can add entries to it. Links to trainacat.us or to other pages (for example Settings > Help and support, which opens a web page) open in your browser. Their own policies apply.
• We do not sell or share your data. There is no analytics or crash-reporting SDK, no advertising identifier and no tracking across apps or websites.

Ads and purchases

Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads, and it uses no advertising identifier. The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• POST_NOTIFICATIONS: if you switch on reminders, the app asks for notification permission. You can change it at any time in your device settings.
• RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: so the app can set your weekly reminders again after the phone restarts.
• VIBRATE: for the clicker's haptic feedback and for notifications.
• INTERNET: to download the settings file and load the cards described above.

We do not access your contacts, location, microphone or camera. Photos are only the pictures you choose for your cats, one per cat.

Audience

• TrainACat is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect any information from them.
• Not veterinary advice: TrainACat shares general, reward-based training ideas. It does not give medical advice. If your cat seems unwell, please ask your vet.

Your choices

Path > Settings > Erase all my data deletes your cats, their photos, lesson progress, session logs and reminders from your device. Your sound, volume, vibration and theme settings stay until you uninstall the app. Uninstalling the app deletes everything. If you have questions, contact us (see the Contact section).

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UK Grades

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

UK Grades for Android (uk.grades.calculator) is an independent calculator. It is listed on Google Play as "Degree & Grade Calculator UK" and appears on your phone as "UK Grades". It has no accounts and no sign-in, and every calculation runs on your phone. At launch the app downloads a small settings file from our web server, and the free version can show ads from Google AdMob. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

On your device

• The app keeps on your phone: scenarios you choose to save, and the calculator you are working on; your settings (theme); whether "UK Grades Pro" is unlocked (a cached copy); a cached copy of the app's ad and settings file; and counters that limit how often a full-screen ad can appear.
• It also keeps the install source (utm_source) from Google Play's Install Referrer, used only to pick settings inside that file. It is never sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's app backup off, so this data is not included in Android's automatic backups.
• We do not receive any of this. Uninstalling the app deletes it. You can delete saved scenarios at any time inside the app.

What leaves your device

• At launch: the app downloads a small settings file from our web server (ukcalculator.com). The file can switch ads and sponsored cards on or off, choose the screens that show a banner and set how often a full-screen ad may appear. Like any web request, the server sees your IP address and device type in its access log. No identifier from the app is attached.
• If you buy "UK Grades Pro": Google Play handles the payment. We receive no card details. Google's privacy policy applies.
• When ads are shown (free version): ads are served by Google AdMob, as described below.
• Sponsored card: if our settings file contains a sponsored card for a place in the app, the app shows it with the label "Sponsored": below the result on the Degree, Grades and Tariff screens, and at the end of the Saved list. A sponsored card with a picture loads that picture from the advertiser's server when the card is shown, before you tap anything, so that server sees your IP address and device type. If you tap a sponsored card, your browser opens the advertiser's website. That site's own policy applies. Buying "UK Grades Pro" removes the cards.
• If you export scenarios (Pro): a CSV file is passed to the app you choose in the share sheet.
• We do not sell personal data. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts or files ourselves. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

Ads and purchases

• The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, once our settings file switches them on: by default a banner at the bottom of the Degree, Grades, Tariff and Saved screens and, at most once per app session and four times a day (at least 3 minutes apart, and by default only after every third saved result), a full-screen ad after you save a result. The app shows no ad when it opens.
• Buying or restoring "UK Grades Pro" removes all ads and sponsored cards.
• What Google collects: your device's advertising ID, IP address (from which Google derives an approximate location), device and app information, and ad interactions (views and taps), to show and measure ads, limit how often you see them and prevent fraud.
• Non-personalised ads only: because the app is used by students from age 13, every ad request asks Google for non-personalised ads (no interest-based or remarketing ads), and ad content is limited to Google's "PG" rating.
• Consent (UK, EEA, Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form (Google User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice. You can change it at any time in Settings > Ad privacy choices (the entry appears where the consent form applies). The app starts the ad code and requests ads only when Google's consent library says ads may be requested. If it does not, the app loads no ads and still works.
• Your controls: you can reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's settings (Settings > Privacy > Ads, or Google > Ads).
• Google acts as an independent controller for this data. See how Google uses information from apps that use its services and Google's privacy policy.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file, to load ads and sponsored-card pictures, and to reach Google Play.
• Added by Google's libraries in the app (ads, Google Play Billing and Play Install Referrer): network state, the advertising ID (AD_ID), billing, and access to the Install Referrer service.

The app asks for no permission that shows a prompt: not location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts or files.

Audience

• The app is meant for students aged 13 and over (GCSE, A level and university students) and is not directed at children under 13.
• Calculations are estimates for guidance. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by any university, exam board, admissions service or government body.

Your choices

• You can delete a saved scenario at any time in Saved (the menu on the scenario, then Delete). The app has no "delete all" button. "Start again" (More options > Start again, on the calculator screens) clears the calculator you are working on and leaves your saved scenarios and your theme setting. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it keeps on your phone.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask us to delete it. Because the app does not send us personal data, we normally hold none. To do so, contact us (see the Contact section).
• For data held by Google (Play or AdMob), use Google's tools.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes the app and is the data controller for the small amount of data described above.

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Wedding Invites Studio

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Wedding Invites Studio is made for adults planning a wedding. Your designs, photos and guest list stay on your device, and there is no account or sign-in, no analytics SDK and no advertising identifier.

On your device

• Your couple details, saved designs, the photos you choose for them, your guest list (names, groups, replies, meal choices, optional phone numbers and emails and notes) and your settings are stored only in the app's private storage on your phone or tablet. AS AESTHETICS LTD has no server that receives them and cannot see them.
• Your photos: the app uses the system photo picker. It does not ask for access to your photo library and only receives the photo you select for a design. The copy is kept inside the app and removed when you delete the design that uses it (unless another design uses the same photo) or the app.

What leaves your device

• Cards for our own apps and websites: the app can show a card that promotes another of our apps or websites, at the bottom of the Studio, Words and More tabs; how this works is described under Cards that promote our own apps and websites.
• What you export or send: PNG, PDF and CSV files are created on your device and handed to the app you choose in the share sheet (Files, Mail, Messages, a printer app). Reminder messages open your own messaging or e-mail app, filled in, or the share sheet if the guest has no phone number or e-mail address; nothing is sent until you send it. Once a file leaves the app, the privacy practices of the receiving app apply.
• Links: in More, weddinginvites.us, Privacy policy and the links under More from us open in your browser or the store. More > Contact support opens your e-mail app to write to us.
• There is no tracking across apps or websites and no sale or sharing of personal data.

Ads and purchases

• Apart from the cards for our own apps and websites described above, the app shows no ads. There is no advertising identifier.
• The app has no in-app purchases.

Permissions

Android lists this permission for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file and load the cards described above.

The app does not ask for access to your photo library; it uses the system photo picker. It has no access to contacts, location, camera or microphone.

Audience

The app is made for adults planning a wedding and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect data from children, and the app does not send your guest list, designs or photos to us.

Your choices

• In the app you can delete a saved design (Studio, Delete in the design's menu), which also removes its photo copy unless another design uses it, and you can remove a guest in the Guests tab. Deleting the app deletes everything it stored on your phone or tablet.
• For questions or requests, contact us (see the Contact section).
• If the way the app handles data changes, we will update its section of this policy before that version is released.

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Work Hours & Days UK

This section describes the version on Google Play. If you use the iPhone or iPad version, see On the App Store (iPhone and iPad) for what is different there.

Work Hours & Days UK for Android (app uk.workhours.calculator) is an independent calculator. It has no accounts and no sign-in, and every calculation runs on your phone. The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, and at launch the app downloads a small settings file from our web server. We do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

On your device

• Results you choose to save to History.
• Your settings (theme, default region).
• Whether "No ads + Pro" is unlocked (a cached copy) and counters that limit how often a full-screen ad can appear.
• A cached copy of the app's ad and settings file.
• The install source (utm_source) from Google Play's Install Referrer, used only to pick settings inside that file. It is never sent anywhere.
• The app switches Android's app backup off, so this data is not included in Android's automatic backups.
• We do not receive any of this.

What leaves your device

• At launch: the app downloads a small settings file from our web server (ukcalculator.com). The file can switch ads and sponsored cards on or off, choose the screens that show a banner and set how often a full-screen ad may appear. Like any web request, the server sees your IP address and device type in its access log. No identifier from the app is attached.
• Ads: only if ads are switched on, Google AdMob may collect your device's advertising ID, IP address and app interaction data to show and measure ads. Details are under "Ads and purchases" below.
• Purchase: if you buy "No ads + Pro", Google Play handles the payment. We receive no card details. Google's privacy policy applies.
• Sponsored card: if our settings file contains a sponsored card for a place in the app, the app shows it with the label "Sponsored": on the home screen, below a result on the Hours screen and on the More screen. A sponsored card with a picture loads that picture from the advertiser's server when the card is shown, before you tap anything, so that server sees your IP address and device type. If you tap a sponsored card, your browser opens the advertiser's website. That site's own policy applies. Buying "No ads + Pro" removes the cards.
• Export: if you export History (Pro), a CSV file is passed to the app you choose in the share sheet.
• We do not sell personal data, and we do not use analytics or crash-reporting SDKs.

Ads and purchases

• The free version can show ads from Google AdMob, once our settings file switches them on: by default a banner at the bottom of the Hours, Days, Leave, Bank holidays, Weeks and dates and History screens and, at most once per app session and no more than four times a day (at least 3 minutes apart, and by default only after every third saved result), a full-screen ad after you save a result. The app shows no ad when it opens, and no banner on the home, More, purchase or Settings screens.
• Buying or restoring "No ads + Pro" removes all ads and sponsored cards.
• What Google collects: your device's advertising ID, IP address (from which an approximate location is derived), device and app information, and ad interactions (views and taps), to show, measure and limit ads and to prevent fraud.
• Consent (UK, EEA and Switzerland): before any ad is requested, Google's consent form (User Messaging Platform) asks for your choice. The app starts the ad code and requests ads only when Google's consent library says ads may be requested; if it does not, the app loads no ads. If you decline but ads may still be requested, Google shows only non-personalised or limited ads. You can change your choice at any time in Settings > Ad privacy choices (the entry appears where the consent form applies).
• Ad content: ads are limited to Google's "T" (teen) maturity rating or lower.
• You can reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's Settings > Google > Ads.
• We do not receive your advertising ID or any personal data from AdMob. Google's use of this data is described in how Google uses data from apps that use its services and the Google privacy policy.

Permissions

Android lists these permissions for the app:

• INTERNET: to download the settings file, to load ads and sponsored-card pictures, and to reach Google Play.
• Added by Google's libraries in the app (ads, Google Play Billing and Play Install Referrer): network state, the advertising ID (AD_ID), billing, and access to the Install Referrer service.

The app asks for no permission that shows a prompt: not location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos or files. We do not collect your name, email, location, contacts or files.

Audience

The app is meant for adults in work and is not directed at children. Calculations are estimates for guidance. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body.

Your choices

• History > Clear history (the bin icon at the top; History is on the home screen and under More) deletes all saved results on your phone after you confirm. You can also swipe a single result away. Your settings (theme, default region) stay until you uninstall the app. The free version keeps your last 5 saved results: saving another deletes the oldest. Uninstalling the app deletes everything it stored on your phone.
• Under UK GDPR you can ask what data we hold about you and ask us to delete it. Because the app does not send us personal data, we normally hold none. To ask, contact us (see the Contact section).
• For data held by Google (Play or AdMob), use Google's tools.
• AS AESTHETICS LTD publishes the app and is the data controller for the small amount of data described above.

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