OmniEye — Data Deletion Instructions
App name: OmniEye
App Package: com.jimp.omnieye
Developer / Publisher: OmniEye (package com.jimp.omnieye)
Contact: apphelp2000@outlook.com
Last updated: August 26, 2026
This page explains how to delete data associated with OmniEye. It is intended to be published on a public web page (for example Google Sites) and linked from Google Play Console (App content > Data safety > Data deletion) and, where useful, from the in-app Settings / Privacy area.
This document aligns with Google Play's user-data and data-deletion transparency expectations. OmniEye's model is local-only audit data plus optional Google Mobile Ads on Android.
1. SUMMARY
Audit watchlists, permission/storage/traffic metrics, daily storage snapshots, the global domain DNS/registration cache (External domains & IPs), and settings
- Where it lives: only on your device (app storage / local SQLite)
- How to delete: uninstall the app, or clear the app's storage/cache; or remove individual apps from the audit list inside OmniEye
OmniEye cloud account / synced audit history
- Where it lives: does not exist — we do not operate an OmniEye cloud or cloud account
- How to delete: nothing to delete on our servers
Advertising / measurement data collected by Google Mobile Ads
- Where it lives: controlled by Google (and partners); not stored in an OmniEye audit database
- How to delete: use Android Advertising ID controls and Google Ads / My Activity tools (Section 4)
Support emails you sent to us
- Where it lives: our inbox (only if you emailed us)
- How to delete: email us and request deletion of that correspondence
Bottom line: For OmniEye itself, deleting your data means removing it from your phone. Uninstalling the app is the complete deletion method for on-device app data.
2. DOES OMNIEYE CREATE AN "ACCOUNT"?
OmniEye does not create a cloud account:
- No email/password registration with OmniEye servers
- No phone-number login
- No server-side profile that we can remotely wipe across devices
Your audit list and history exist only in local app storage on the device where OmniEye is installed.
Google Play's account deletion rules (in-app path + web deletion resource for apps that let users create an account) are aimed at apps that create developer-managed accounts and associated server-side user data.
For Play Console Data safety questions:
- If asked whether the app allows users to create an account: OmniEye does not create an OmniEye cloud account.
- Still publish this Data Deletion page so users (and reviewers) have a clear, web-accessible explanation of how deletion works.
If Google's form still requires a data deletion web URL even when you answer that you do not offer account creation, use this page's URL.
3. HOW TO DELETE YOUR OMNIEYE DATA (ON-DEVICE)
Option A — Uninstall the app (recommended, complete)
Uninstalling OmniEye deletes the app's local database and related on-device audit data (subject to normal Android uninstall behavior).
Android steps:
1. Open Settings > Apps > OmniEye (path names may vary by device).
2. Tap Uninstall.
3. Confirm.
Or long-press the app icon and choose Uninstall.
After uninstall, your OmniEye watchlist, snapshots, and local settings on that device are removed with the app's storage. They are not retained on an OmniEye server.
Option B — Clear app storage (keep the app installed)
If you want to wipe data but keep the app:
1. Open Settings > Apps > OmniEye > Storage.
2. Tap Clear storage / Clear data (and optionally Clear cache).
3. Relaunch the app. It will start with an empty local database as if freshly installed.
Option C — Delete content inside the app (selective)
Inside OmniEye you may remove individual apps from your audit / monitored list. That removes those entries from the local database but does not wipe all snapshots or settings. For a full wipe, use Option A or B.
4. GOOGLE MOBILE ADS (ADMOB) — THIRD-PARTY DATA
OmniEye may show a sponsored banner (and, where configured, rewarded ads) using the Google Mobile Ads SDK. That SDK may collect advertising-related data (for example, advertising ID, IP address, ad interactions, diagnostics) as described in our Privacy Policy and Google's documentation.
We cannot delete Google's advertising datasets from an OmniEye "account," because:
1. Those records are processed by Google under Google's systems; and
2. OmniEye does not host an equivalent copy of that ad graph for you to erase through audit deletion.
What you can do (common industry practice for AdMob apps):
1. Stop further local collection of app data
Uninstall OmniEye or clear app storage (Section 3). This removes on-device audit data and stops the installed app from requesting ads.
2. Reset or delete your Android Advertising ID
On many devices: Settings > Google > Ads (or Settings > Privacy > Ads) > reset / delete advertising ID. Exact labels vary by Android version and device maker.
3. Manage ad personalization and Google activity
- Ads Settings: https://adssettings.google.com
- My Activity: https://myactivity.google.com
- Google Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
4. Request deletion from Google where available
Use Google's privacy tools / account deletion and data export/deletion flows applicable to your Google Account. OmniEye cannot fulfill deletion of data solely held by Google.
This separation — the developer deletes what the developer stores; users manage ad identifiers via OS/Google tools — is the common disclosure pattern for apps that monetize with AdMob while keeping product data local.
5. DATA WE MAY HOLD OUTSIDE THE APP
If you contacted apphelp2000@outlook.com for support, we may have your email address and the content of that correspondence.
To request deletion of support emails:
1. Email apphelp2000@outlook.com from the same address you used before (when possible).
2. Subject line suggestion: OmniEye data deletion request
3. Tell us approximately when you contacted us.
We will delete or anonymize that correspondence within a reasonable period, unless we must retain it for legal reasons (for example, abuse, fraud, or regulatory requirements), in which case we will say so.
6. WHAT WE DO NOT STORE
We do not maintain OmniEye servers that store:
- Your audit watchlist
- Your permission / storage / traffic audit results
- Your daily storage snapshots
- Screenshots you generated for sharing (unless you yourself uploaded them to a third-party app)
Therefore we cannot "remotely erase" audit history from a cloud dashboard — there is no such cloud audit dataset under our control.
If you previously shared an audit screenshot to another app or social network, that copy is controlled by you and that third party. Deleting OmniEye does not automatically remove posts you already published elsewhere.
7. VERIFICATION NOTES FOR GOOGLE PLAY
Cloud account creation: No
In-app account deletion required under account policy: Not applicable to a cloud account; local data is deleted via uninstall / clear storage (and selective remove-from-list)
Web resource for deletion info: This page
Developer-held audit data deletion: Not applicable (not held); support email deletion on request
Ads data deletion: Via Google / Android advertising controls; see Section 4
8. CONTACT
App: OmniEye
Developer / Publisher: OmniEye (package com.jimp.omnieye)
Email: apphelp2000@outlook.com
Related pages: Privacy Policy; Open Source Notices