This Privacy Policy covers mobile applications published by RESTITUTION LIMITED, and privacy inquiries may be directed to torstenozuna829@gmail.com.
The purpose of this policy is to explain what information our applications may handle, why it may be used, when it may be disclosed, and what choices are available to users.
The specific information handled by each application depends on its features, permissions, configuration, and the services used within that application. Not every application accesses every category of information described below.
1. Information Provided by Users
We may receive information that you voluntarily provide when you:
- Contact us for technical assistance.
- Send feedback or report a problem.
- Submit screenshots, diagnostic details, or attachments.
- Enter information into an optional application feature.
- Configure preferences or settings.
When contacting us, please avoid including confidential files or personal information that is not necessary to resolve the issue.
2. Documents, Photos, and Other Files
Some applications may provide features for viewing, scanning, organizing, editing, converting, recovering, exporting, or sharing files.
Depending on the application, it may access:
- PDF files and other documents.
- Photos, screenshots, and images.
- Videos and audio files.
- Downloads and supported archives.
- File names, sizes, formats, paths, and timestamps.
- Thumbnails, cached files, and temporary content.
- Folders or storage locations selected by the user.
Files are normally processed locally on the device. We do not routinely receive or store the contents of private documents on our servers.
If you deliberately send a file to another person, application, printer, website, or cloud service, the selected destination will receive that file and apply its own privacy practices.
3. Device Permissions
An application may request access to device functions required for its features, including:
- Files, media, photos, videos, audio, or storage.
- The camera for document scanning or image capture.
- Notifications for operational messages or processing updates.
- Network connectivity for advertising, analytics, diagnostics, and security.
- Other device functions clearly associated with a feature selected by the user.
Permissions may be managed through Android settings. Refusing or revoking a permission may prevent the corresponding feature from working.
Where access to personal or sensitive information may not be reasonably expected, an additional disclosure may be presented before the permission request.
4. Automatically Processed Information
Our applications and service providers may automatically process limited technical and usage information, such as:
- Device manufacturer and model.
- Operating-system and application versions.
- Language, time zone, and general region.
- IP address and general network information.
- Installation source and update status.
- Screen size and general device characteristics.
- Features, screens, and controls used.
- Session duration and general interaction events.
- Crash reports, error codes, and performance information.
- Advertising ID and other resettable identifiers.
- Advertisement impressions, clicks, and frequency information.
This information is generally used to operate, measure, secure, and improve our applications.
5. Purposes of Use
Information may be used to:
- Provide requested application features.
- Process user-selected files locally.
- Store application preferences and settings.
- Diagnose crashes and technical failures.
- Improve performance, design, accessibility, and compatibility.
- Understand general patterns of feature usage.
- Display and measure advertisements.
- Prevent fraud, abuse, and security threats.
- Respond to questions and support requests.
- Comply with legal obligations.
- Protect users and enforce applicable rights.
We do not sell private file contents or use document text for unrelated advertising purposes.
6. Advertising and Analytics
Some applications may display advertisements or use third-party analytics, diagnostics, and security services.
Depending on the application and its configuration, providers may include:
- Google Play Services.
- Google Mobile Ads or AdMob.
- Google Analytics for Firebase.
- Firebase Crashlytics.
- Mintegral.
- Meta advertising services.
- Pangle.
- Unity Ads.
- AppLovin.
These providers may process device information, IP addresses, resettable identifiers, application activity, diagnostic events, advertising impressions, and approximate location derived from network information.
Third-party services process information under their own privacy policies. Google’s privacy policy is available at:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Where required by law, consent will be requested before personal information is used for personalized advertising. Advertising settings may also be managed through Android or your Google account.
7. Cookies and Related Technology
Native applications do not normally place browser cookies directly.
Advertising SDKs, analytics providers, or embedded web pages may use cookies, local storage, identifiers, or similar technology to remember preferences, prevent fraud, analyze activity, or measure advertisements.
Controls for these technologies depend on the relevant device, browser, account, and service provider.
8. Disclosure of Information
Limited information may be disclosed:
- To advertising, analytics, diagnostics, hosting, security, and technical providers.
- To platform services supporting application operation and distribution.
- When required by law, regulation, court order, or lawful governmental request.
- When reasonably necessary to investigate fraud, abuse, or security incidents.
- To professional advisers assisting with legal or compliance matters.
- As part of a lawful sale, merger, restructuring, or transfer involving an application or related business.
Service providers are expected to process information only for authorized purposes.
9. Local Storage
Depending on its purpose, an application may store the following information locally:
- User settings and preferences.
- Recently accessed file references.
- Reading positions or bookmarks.
- Scan, processing, or recovery results.
- Thumbnails and temporary cache files.
- Edited, converted, recovered, or exported documents.
You may remove local information by using available deletion controls, clearing application storage, deleting the relevant files, or uninstalling the application.
Files saved in shared folders may remain after uninstallation and must be deleted separately through a file manager.
10. Retention
We retain information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this policy.
Support correspondence may be retained while resolving requests and for a reasonable record-keeping period. Analytics and diagnostic events are retained according to the configured settings of the applicable service provider.
Security and legal records may be retained while necessary to investigate misuse, resolve disputes, or satisfy legal duties. Aggregated or de-identified information may be kept when it can no longer reasonably identify a user.
11. Deletion and Control
Most of our applications do not require an online account. Where no account is created, there is no separate account to close.
You may remove locally stored information by deleting files, clearing application data, revoking permissions, or uninstalling the relevant application.
Requests to delete eligible information held directly by us may be submitted through the contact method in the opening sentence. We may request reasonable verification before acting on a request.
12. Security Measures
We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards appropriate to the limited information processed by our applications.
These measures may include encrypted transmission, restricted access, data minimization, and established service providers.
No application, storage device, or network is completely secure. Users should protect their devices, verify sharing destinations, and maintain independent backups of important files.
13. Privacy Rights
Depending on applicable law, you may have the right to:
- Request access to personal information.
- Correct inaccurate information.
- Request deletion of eligible information.
- Restrict or object to certain processing.
- Withdraw consent where processing relies on consent.
- Ask about categories of information recipients.
- Submit a complaint to a competent privacy authority.
Reasonable identity verification may be required before a request is completed.
14. Children
Our applications are generally intended for a broad audience and are not specifically directed to children under 13 or the minimum age established by local law.
We do not knowingly request personal information directly from children in violation of applicable law. A parent or guardian may contact us if they believe a child has submitted personal information.
15. International Processing
Third-party advertising, analytics, and technical providers may process information outside your country.
Where required, appropriate safeguards will be applied to international transfers.
16. Independent Third Parties
Our applications may include advertisements, links, sharing functions, or integrations connected to third-party services.
We do not control their content, security, availability, or privacy practices. Review the applicable third-party policies before providing information or transferring a file.
17. Changes to This Policy
We may revise this policy when our applications, permissions, service providers, legal obligations, or information-handling practices change.
The current version will be published on the applicable public privacy-policy page. Additional notice will be provided where required by law.