Privacy Policy for WorkCall
Last updated: October 2026
1. Overview
WorkCall is a call-screening utility for Android. It lets you configure how incoming calls are handled according to your selected mode (Automatic, Working now, Pause work calls, or Off), working hours, contact classifications and other settings.
WorkCall is designed to process the information needed for these functions on your Android device.
2. Information WorkCall Uses
Depending on the features you use, WorkCall may access or process:
• Phone numbers associated with contacts that you select or classify.
• Contact names and Android contact identifiers used to display and manage classifications.
• Incoming call information made available to WorkCall through Android's call-screening framework.
• WorkCall settings such as mode, working hours, active days, call policies and Reply Later messages.
• WorkCall call-history records created by the app, including the time of the call and the screening decision and reason shown in the app.
3. Contacts Permission
WorkCall requests the Android READ_CONTACTS permission because contact information is part of its core functionality. WorkCall uses contact information to classify saved phone numbers, resolve contact names, and apply contact-based call-screening rules.
WorkCall also provides the native Android Contact Picker so that you can select contacts when classifying them.
You can deny or revoke Contacts permission through Android settings. Some WorkCall features, including contact-based call handling and contact-name resolution, may not function correctly without the permission.
4. How Information Is Used
WorkCall uses the information described above to apply your configured call-screening rules, distinguish contact classifications, display contact information, record screening decisions in WorkCall history, and prepare a Reply Later message in your device's SMS application when you choose that action.
WorkCall does not automatically send Reply Later messages. When you choose Reply Later, WorkCall prepares the message for the SMS application; you remain in control of whether and when the message is sent.
5. Data Sharing and Transmission
WorkCall does not operate a WorkCall server and does not upload your contacts, contact classifications, call-screening information, settings or WorkCall history to a WorkCall server.
The current WorkCall application does not request the Android INTERNET permission and contains no network-based functionality for transmitting WorkCall data to a WorkCall service.
When you explicitly use an Android system feature such as the Contact Picker, Telecom call-screening framework or SMS application, information may be handled by the relevant Android system component or application as necessary to perform that feature. WorkCall does not automatically send Reply Later messages.
WorkCall does not sell personal information and does not use personal or sensitive data for advertising.
6. Local Processing
WorkCall's contact classification, settings, call-screening decision logic and call-history functions are designed to operate locally on your device.
Local WorkCall data may include settings, contact classifications and call-history records needed to provide the app's features.
7. Data Retention and Deletion
WorkCall may retain its own settings, contact classifications and call-history records on your device for as long as needed to provide the app's configured features.
You can remove individual contact classifications using the controls provided in the app. You can also clear WorkCall's application data or uninstall WorkCall using Android's system controls. Clearing application data or uninstalling the app may remove locally stored WorkCall data.
WorkCall does not provide user accounts, so there is no WorkCall account or server-side account data to delete.
8. Security
WorkCall is designed to minimize unnecessary data access and does not require Internet access for its core functionality.
Because WorkCall processes information on your device, you should protect access to your Android device and use Android's built-in security controls.
9. Children's Privacy
WorkCall is a general-purpose utility and is not directed specifically at children.
10. Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated when WorkCall's functionality, permissions or data practices change. The latest version will be made available at the published Privacy Policy URL.
11. Developer and Privacy Contact
App: WorkCall
Developer: Ankit Sharma
Developer / privacy contact email: playstudiokiddo@gmail.com
Developer profile: Kiddo PlayStudio