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This page is used to inform users of our application's policy on the collection and use of personal information. The information we collect is used to provide and improve our services, and we will not use or share your information with anyone except as described in this Privacy Policy.
Basically, we do not collect any information or data from users. Snapify is a privacy-protecting program and a localization program. All user data is stored locally in the application. Snapify does not require network permissions to run normally. Snapify will not and cannot upload user data to other places .
1. We will not upload your photos and videos
All photos and videos taken by users are stored locally on the mobile phone, and we will not upload or analyze users' photos and videos.
2. We will not analyze and collect your facial data
Privacy is very important to our users, we do not analyze and collect face data in photos and videos.
3. Snapify does not have a user account registration system
Because Snapify does not have a user account registration system, we do not store any user personal information.
The following information shows you the system permissions that the product may apply for and use during the use of the app, and why these permissions are needed. During the upgrade of the app version, these permissions may change, and we will update the permission instructions on this page in time.
Photo album, camera, microphone, and location permissions will not be enabled by default, and will only be enabled for specific functions after your authorization. You can change or withdraw these authorizations.
1. Album permissions
Import or save photos or videos you've taken. Edit an existing photo or video in your photo library. If you refuse to open the album permission, Snapify will not be able to import photos and videos in your album that require privacy. All photos or videos taken will also not be saved to the system album. You also can't edit existing photos or videos in your photo library.
2. Camera permissions
Take photos or videos to protect some privacy. If you deny permission to open the camera, you will not be able to take photos or videos.
3. Microphone permissions
Shooting video requires a microphone for recording. If you deny permission to turn on the microphone, the video you take will have no sound.