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"Device and Network Information: This includes SDK/API/JS version codes, IP addresses, device platforms, app versions, as well as device manufacturers, operating system versions, language settings, network status (e.g., Wi-Fi), and usage data for battery, screen, memory, and storage. Usage Behavior Data: We record metrics such as click counts, login pages, viewed pages, and operation timestamps. This category also includes the number of opened apps, permission statuses, feature operation logs, and information about installed apps (e.g., quantity, package names, brands)."

A cleaning utility app collects an unusually broad range of device data including installed app package names, battery usage, memory/storage stats, and feature operation logs — far exceeding what a junk file cleaner would need.

"Location permissions: obtain network-based approximate location information to optimize the localized service experience."

A junk file cleaning app requests location permissions with only a vague justification of optimizing a 'localized service experience,' which is not a core function of the app and likely serves advertising purposes.

"Third-Party SDK-Related Information: Third-party SDKs integrated into the app (e.g., Google Admob, Facebook Audience Network) may access Google Ad IDs, device types, and data for advertising, marketing, and analytics purposes. Some may also store or read cookies. The following are some of the third-party privacy policies: Google Play Services, Google Admob, Firebase, Facebook, Pangle, Topon."

The app integrates at least six third-party SDKs (Google AdMob, Facebook Audience Network, Firebase, Pangle, Topon) that collect data directly from users' devices for advertising and analytics, with each governed by its own separate privacy policy.

"The Android Advertising ID is used solely for personalized advertising and analytics, and it is not linked to user-sensitive information. Google Analytics advertising features we may use include: Remarketing with Google Analytics, Google Analytics Demographics and Interest Reporting, and Google Display Network Impression Reporting."

The app uses Android Advertising IDs and Google Analytics remarketing features to track users across services and display targeted ads based on their browsing behavior on other websites and apps.

"We will only keep your personal information for as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes outlined in this privacy notice, unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law. No purpose in this notice will require us to keep your personal information longer than indefinitely."

The policy explicitly states it may retain personal information 'indefinitely,' providing no concrete deletion timeline or maximum retention period.

"We may update this privacy statement from time to time. If we make material changes to this privacy statement, we may notify you either by prominently posting a notice of such changes or by directly notifying you. We encourage you to review this privacy statement frequently to be informed of how we are protecting your information."

The company uses 'may notify' rather than 'will notify,' meaning there is no guarantee users will be informed of material changes to the privacy policy — they are expected to check it themselves.

"To exercise these rights, you may contact us by submitting a Data Subject Access Request or referring to the contact information at the bottom of this document. If you have any questions or comments about this statement, you can contact us at [email protected]."

There is no self-service option for data deletion or account removal. Users must email support and go through an identity verification process, creating friction for exercising deletion rights.