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Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 10, 2026
1. Introduction
Travel Privacy Guard (the “App”) is provided by Just Simple Style (“we,” “us,” or “our”). The App helps users perform structured room privacy checks, review nearby device clues, and save local reports. This policy explains what the App accesses, where information is stored, when information can leave the device, and what choices users have.
2. Local-first report content
The App does not require a developer account and does not upload room reports, notes, evidence photos, Wi-Fi information, Bluetooth scan results, magnetic readings, PIN data, or other report content to our servers. Analytics is handled separately as described in Section 5 and is not intended to receive the contents of your room reports.
3. Information the App accesses on your device
3.1 Room checks, reports, and evidence
The App stores room type, checklist status, notes, scan status, timestamps, locally derived network-protocol review clues, and evidence images that you explicitly choose to save. Device names, manufacturers, models, and open ports do not identify a camera. This content is stored in app-private local storage.
3.2 Camera and flashlight
The camera is used only when you open the guided manual lens-sweep feature. The preview is processed on your device. An image is saved only when you explicitly choose to capture an evidence frame. The flashlight may be controlled during this user-initiated check.
3.3 Bluetooth and nearby devices
When you start a BLE scan and grant the required permission, the App may display nearby device names, device addresses, signal strength, and the labels you assign. These details may be saved in a local report.
3.4 Wi-Fi and local network information
When you start a Wi-Fi check and grant the required permission, the App may read the current network name (SSID), access-point identifier (BSSID), local IP address, gateway, signal information, and details about reachable devices on the same local network, including advertised service types and reachable ports. Only verified ONVIF or RTSP services are presented as network-protocol review clues; they require manual review and do not identify a camera. The scan is limited to the local network and its results are stored only on your device. On Android 12 and earlier, Android may require a location permission for Wi-Fi or Bluetooth visibility. The App does not request geographic coordinates or create a location history.
3.5 Magnetic sensor
The App may read the device magnetometer to show baseline, current, and peak measurements. These readings can be saved in a local report. Magnetic changes are only supporting clues and may come from ordinary objects.
3.6 PIN and biometrics
If you enable a PIN, the App stores a random salt and a derived PIN hash rather than the raw PIN. Android handles biometric authentication. The App does not receive or store fingerprint or facial templates.
4. Analytics
The current release version uses Google Analytics for Firebase to understand app usage and improve the product.
Google Analytics for Firebase may collect an app-instance identifier, advertising ID when available, approximate location derived from a masked IP address, app lifecycle and screen-view events, and device and app information. The App's custom navigation events use only fixed screen identifiers and navigation direction; they do not include report notes, evidence photos, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth scan results, magnetic readings, PIN data, raw routes, or other room-report content.
Analytics data is processed by Google under Google’s terms and privacy policy and is encrypted in transit. Available Android advertising controls may let you reset or delete the advertising ID.
5. User-initiated export, import, and feedback
You may export report data as a JSON file through the Android share sheet. The export can include room-report metadata, notes, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth clues, and magnetic readings. Evidence image files are not included in the JSON export. The destination you select may apply its own privacy policy.
You may import a JSON backup that you explicitly select through Android’s system file picker. The App reads the selected file only to preview and import supported report data.
The feedback page lets you describe a problem and optionally select screenshots or recordings (up to four, 20 MB total). Submitting prepares an email with your text, selected attachments, app version, Android version, device model, and an encrypted diagnostic log bundle when available. Diagnostic logs record app operations without report contents, notes, photos, or network/device identifiers. No email is sent until you confirm sending in your email application. Email content and attachments are handled by your email provider.
6. Storage, retention, and deletion
Reports, evidence images, PIN state, and preferences remain in app-private storage until you delete them or uninstall the App. You can delete an individual report or clear all local reports and evidence from the App’s settings. Deleting a report also deletes evidence images attached to that report. Android cloud backup and device transfer are disabled for reports, evidence, and security settings.
Files you export to another app or storage location are controlled by you and are not removed when you delete the original report from Travel Privacy Guard.
Analytics information is retained and deleted according to Google’s service settings and policies. Deleting local room reports does not automatically delete information already processed by Google Analytics.
7. Security and limitations
We use Android app-private storage, block screenshots and insecure-display capture, and provide optional PIN and supported biometric access controls. The PIN controls access through the App UI; it does not separately encrypt the Room database or evidence image files. No security method is guaranteed to prevent every form of unauthorized access. Keep your device and Android version up to date and protect access to any exported files.
The App is an inspection assistant, not a safety guarantee. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, camera reflections, and magnetic readings may be incomplete or may identify ordinary electronics. Do not confront another person or damage property based only on an App result.
8. Children
The App is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children through developer-operated services.
9. Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when the App’s features, SDKs, or data practices change. We will update the date at the top of this page. Material changes should also be reflected in the Google Play Data Safety section and, where appropriate, in the App.
10. Contact
For privacy questions, contact support@justsimplestyle.top.