Quick Call Privacy Policy
How the app stores data, uses permissions, and handles backups and deletion.
1. Information processed on your device
The app stores names, phone numbers, groups, shortcut colors and order, the time of the last call attempt recorded by the app, and settings on your device. The last-call time does not confirm that a call connected or ended. The app does not read your system call history.
2. Permissions and purposes
Contacts permission displays the contact picker and imports the name and number you choose. Phone permission places calls to saved numbers. Numbers are passed to the phone app and your carrier. You can also enter contacts manually. Revoke permissions in Android Settings. Backup and restore use locations you choose and the system file picker.
3. Transmission and backups
The app has no developer-server upload feature, advertising SDK, or analytics SDK. Automatic in-app backups retain the latest five copies on your device. If you export a backup or choose cloud storage, that file is handled under the selected service's policies. Android or device-manufacturer backup and device-transfer features may also apply according to device settings. Backup files contain names and phone numbers; choose carefully where to save or share them.
4. Retention and deletion
Edit or delete shortcuts in the app. Deleted numbers may remain in older backups; delete those backup files separately when needed. Clearing app data or uninstalling removes internal app data. Exported files and device or cloud backups must be deleted separately. If you email support, the mail service processes your message and the information needed to reply. Do not send contact lists or backup files that are unnecessary to resolve your issue.
5. Changes
We update this notice and its date when app features or data handling change.
Privacy contact
Oceancode / Jeon Haeseong
oceancode0321@gmail.com