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Privacy Policy
Effective: August 8, 2026
1. Information processed
The app uses the camera preview and current location to provide its capture feature. When you select an existing photo, the app reads that photo and its original EXIF capture date, time, and location when available.
2. Purpose and processing
- The camera preview is used only to display and create the resulting JPEG.
- In the native Android and iOS apps, coordinates are used temporarily by the operating system to identify administrative areas such as state, city, district, and neighborhood.
- In the browser version, coordinates and the language setting are processed by a reverse-geocoding relay to identify the administrative area.
- Street addresses, building numbers, postal codes, and GPS coordinates are not printed.
- The saved photo contains only the date, time, and administrative area. Original EXIF metadata is not copied to the new JPEG.
3. Transfer, storage, and sharing
- Photos and photo EXIF data are not sent to developer servers.
- The native Android and iOS apps do not send coordinates or addresses to developer servers.
- The browser version rounds coordinates to five decimal places and sends them, together with the language setting, to a same-origin reverse-geocoding relay. The relay forwards this information to the OpenStreetMap Foundation's Nominatim service. The request location and address result may remain in a response cache for up to 30 days to reduce repeated requests.
- The app contains no advertising, analytics, or user-tracking SDK.
- On Android, completed photos are saved directly to the gallery on your device.
- On iOS, a completed photo is staged in the app cache only while the system save or share sheet is open, then removed.
Depending on the device, the Android or iOS operating system's geocoder may briefly use a network service provided by the operating system vendor. The developer does not receive or retain that request or its result.
Use of Nominatim is subject to the OpenStreetMap Foundation Privacy Policy.
Cloudflare delivers and protects the site and may process IP addresses, user agents, requested URLs, request times, and security diagnostics in its global network. Photos and EXIF data are not included in those requests. See the Cloudflare Privacy Policy.
4. Store purchases
Apple App Store or Google Play processes the Pro lifetime purchase under its own account and privacy terms. The app asks the applicable store for the product, localized price, purchase state, and current entitlement so it can unlock Pro or restore a purchase. The app does not currently copy purchase receipts into a developer-held account or upload them to a developer server. If cross-platform accounts or server-side receipt verification are activated, this policy will be updated beforehand with the providers, data categories, purposes, and retention periods.
5. Permissions
- Camera: capture a new photo
- Precise location: identify the administrative area
- Photo selection: import only the photo you choose
You can revoke permissions at any time in device settings.
6. Your choices and deletion
There is no developer-held user account. The browser version's reverse-geocoding cache expires within 30 days. You can delete saved results directly from your device gallery.
7. Children's privacy
The app is not designed specifically for children and does not collect account or age information.
8. Your rights, changes, and contact
You may request access, correction, deletion, or restriction of developer-held personal information. There is no developer-held photo, account, or activity database, so there may be no developer-held record to retrieve. Requests may be sent to grigent@naver.com.
If cross-platform accounts, server-side receipt verification, advertising, or other server features are added, this policy and the Google Play Data safety declaration will be updated before those changes take effect.