Privacy Policy

MobiVPN is a tunneling utility app. This Privacy Policy explains how the app handles information when you use its features, including VPN connections, OpenVPN, SSH, Xray tools, local profile import/export, cloud configuration import/export, and MobiVPN configuration sharing.

By using this app, you agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy.

1. Information We Collect
The app may collect or process the following types of information depending on the features you use: 

2. VPN Traffic and Browsing Activity 

MobiVPN is designed to route your internet traffic through VPN or tunneling connections that you configure or import.

We do not intentionally collect, store, sell, or monitor your browsing history, websites visited, DNS queries, or the content of your internet traffic.

However, your traffic may pass through third-party VPN servers, SSH servers, OpenVPN servers, Xray servers, proxies, or network providers depending on the configuration you use. The privacy and logging practices of those servers are controlled by their respective owners, not by MobiVPN.

You should only use servers and configurations from trusted sources.

3. Local Storage 

The app may store configuration profiles locally on your device so you can reuse them later. 

Local data may include: 

• Saved profiles

• Connection settings

• Server details

• Account credentials

• Payload settings

• App preferences

You are responsible for protecting your device, anyone with access to your device may be able to access saved app data depending on your device security settings.

4. Import and Export Codes 

The app may allow users to export configurations into shareable codes such as Mobi and JuanScript codes.

These codes may contain sensitive configuration information, including server details, usernames, passwords, payloads, and other connection settings.

You should treat exported codes as private information and only share them with trusted users.

If the app uses a built-in password or automatic decryption for import/export, users may not be asked to manually enter a password. This makes sharing easier, but it also means that anyone with a valid code and a compatible version of the app may be able to import the configuration.

5. Cloud Sharing 

If cloud sharing is available, exported configurations may be uploaded to a server and linked to an import code.

Cloud-shared data may remain available until it expires, is deleted, or is otherwise removed according to the server’s rules.

Do not upload or share configurations that contain private or sensitive credentials unless you understand the risks.

We recommend that users avoid sharing personal accounts, private servers, or sensitive credentials through public channels.

6. Third-Party Services 

The app may use third-party services for features such as: 

• Ads

• Analytics

• Crash reporting

• Cloud storage or backend services

• Push notifications

• App distribution or update services

These third-party services may collect information according to their own privacy policies.

Examples of third-party services may include Google services, Firebase, AdMob, or similar tools, depending on what is integrated into the app.

7. Advertising 

If the app displays ads, advertising providers may collect or use device information, advertising identifiers, app activity, or approximate location to show ads and measure ad performance.

You can manage ad personalization settings through your device or Google account settings.

8. Permissions Used by the App 

The app may request permissions necessary for its features, such as:

• VPN Permission

Required to create and manage VPN connections on your device.

• Internet Permission

Required to connect to VPN servers, SSH servers, OpenVPN servers, Xray servers, cloud import/export services, and other network features.

• Network State Permission

Used to detect internet connectivity and connection status.

• Notification Permission

May be used to show VPN connection status, foreground service notifications, or connection alerts.

• Storage or File Access Permission

May be used when importing or exporting configuration files, OpenVPN files, logs, or backups.

T he app only requests permissions needed for its functions.

9. User Control and Data Deletion 

You may delete locally saved profiles or app data at any time by: 

• Deleting profiles inside the app, if supported

• Clearing the app’s data in Android settings

• Uninstalling the app

For cloud-shared configurations, deletion depends on the cloud system used by the app. If you need help removing cloud-shared data, contact us using the information below. 

10. Changes to This Privacy Policy 

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes will be posted in the app, on the app listing, or through another appropriate method.

Your continued use of the app after updates means you accept the revised Privacy Policy.

11. Contact Us 

For questions about this Privacy Policy or the app’s privacy practices, contact us at: 

• Developer: JuanScript

• Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/juanscriptcodes

• Telegram: https://t.me/juanscript

12. Optional Google Play Data Safety Summary 

You can use this as a guide when filling out Google Play’s Data Safety section, but adjust it based on your actual SDKs and backend. 

• Data collected:

Device or other IDs, including Advertising ID and an app-generated install ID.

User IDs, such as usernames, when account-related features are used.

Configuration or profile data may also be collected when users use cloud sharing, import, export, or account creation features. 

• Data shared:

Some data shared with third-party services such as ads, analytics, crash reporting, or backend providers if integrated.

• Personal information sold: NO

• VPN traffic logged:

No, not intentionally by the app.

• User data deletion:

Users can delete local data by clearing app data or uninstalling the app. Cloud data deletion depends on the backend implementation.