Remini - AI Photo Enhancer

"Metadata and other information extracted from the images that you upload for enhancement (for example, gender, age, skin tone). Information about faces in the images and videos you upload, including, for example, information that estimates the location and shape of facial features ("face data"). Depending on the applicable law of your jurisdiction, face data may be considered biometric data."

Remini extracts potentially biometric face data plus demographic metadata (gender, age, skin tone) from uploaded images, which goes beyond simple photo enhancement and constitutes sensitive biometric data collection.

"Third-party tracking technologies are installed and managed by different apps or developers, either for our purposes or for those of the third party. The data collected by the third parties for their own purposes is governed by their specific privacy policies and terms and conditions."

The app embeds numerous third-party SDKs — including AppLovin, Unity, Meta Audience Network, Pangle, Mintegral, IronSource, Vungle, Fyber, Google AdMob, BidMachine, Adjust, and Firebase — many of which collect data for their own purposes under their own privacy policies.

"IDFA (on iPhone or iPad) and AAID (on Android devices) are unique device identifiers provided by the operating system that allow advertisers to track and identify a user for advertising purposes. Categories of data: User identifiers (such as Apple ID) and mobile identifiers (such as IP address, IDFA, AAID, device identifiers, and custom identifiers). Information about your interactions with the app. Advertising data (such as ad conversion information and advertisements seen)."

Remini collects IDFA, AAID, and custom identifiers alongside interaction and advertising data, enabling cross-app and cross-service tracking for profiling and targeted advertising purposes.

"We retain personal data used for this purpose for a maximum of ten (10) years from your most recent interaction with the app, or from the expiration of your subscription. If you access the app after your subscription has expired, the retention period starts from this most recent interaction. Specific legal obligations might require different retention periods and, in such cases, those different periods will apply."

Remini retains data for up to 10 years for legal defense purposes, with 3-5 year retention for other categories, and the clock resets with each interaction — meaning data can be kept indefinitely for active users.

"We may modify, integrate, or update—in whole or in part—this privacy policy. We'll notify users of any modification, integration, or update in accordance with applicable privacy laws. If we make modifications, we'll notify you by revising the date at the bottom of this privacy policy and, under certain circumstances, we may also notify you by additional means (such as via email, pop-up, or push notification)."

Remini can change the privacy policy at any time and only commits to updating the revision date; additional notification (email, pop-up) is discretionary and only provided 'under certain circumstances,' with no requirement for user consent.

"For any requests about how we use your personal data, you can email us or our Data Protection Officer by following these steps: Access the app from your device (you can download and access it without purchasing a subscription). Long press four fingers on any screen within the app until a menu appears. Tap Send a Privacy Request and follow the instructions."

To exercise privacy rights including data deletion, users must access the app and perform a hidden gesture (long-pressing four fingers) rather than having a straightforward self-service deletion option — a dark pattern that makes the process unnecessarily obscure.

"In the past 12 months, we've collected the following categories of personal information: Approximate geolocation information (such as the country you're in). In the past 12 months, we've disclosed the following categories of personal information for business purposes: Approximate geolocation information (such as the country you're in)."

Remini collects approximate geolocation data and discloses it to third parties for business purposes, including to advertising and marketing partners.