HD AI Camera Privacy Policy

Developer: PSNV · Android package: com.psnv.aiacamera
Effective and last updated: November 8, 2026

This policy explains how HD AI Camera (the “App”) handles data. The App does not require an account and does not upload your photos, videos, PIN, precise location, or voice recordings to a PSNV server. Camera media and settings are primarily processed and stored on your device. The third-party services listed below may process limited data for advertising, consent, analytics, speech recognition, and purchases.

1. Data handled by App features

The Inter and JetBrains Mono interface fonts are bundled with the App and loaded locally. The App does not make a runtime font download request.

Where available, batch export, edit projects and look collections run on-device. A project keeps private copies of its original and any intermediate image, plus editing instructions. An unfinished batch may retain private input copies so it can resume. Completed batch input copies are removed after successful output and gallery export. Deleting a project removes its private copies and recipe, while gallery originals and exported files remain. Saved looks contain settings and user-entered names, not a photo upload. Metadata removal is an export option; review the output before sharing.

2. Advertising, consent, analytics, and Google SDK services

Google Mobile Ads and User Messaging Platform

The free version can display Google Mobile Ads. Google’s Mobile Ads SDK and User Messaging Platform may process IP address (including approximate location derived from it), advertising ID, App Set ID, and where applicable other device or signed-in-account-related identifiers, App interactions, ad interactions, diagnostics, and consent choices to provide, limit, measure, and protect advertising. Where required, the App asks for consent before requesting ads and provides a privacy-options entry. Premium users do not receive App banner ads.

Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics

On Android, Firebase Analytics collection is disabled by default and is enabled only when the consent state permits analytics and the App's usage setting is enabled. On iOS, Analytics initializes when the App starts unless the saved usage setting is off. When collection is enabled, Google Analytics for Firebase may process an App-instance identifier, an advertising or vendor identifier when available, masked IP address to derive approximate location, App and device information, lifecycle/screen/session activity, and purchase or subscription events. The App records limited feature and result categories, processing durations and duration groups, ad position, purchase intent/result, App language/country, free/premium user type, and whether activity belongs to a controlled test. It does not include photo/video content, filenames, project names, OCR text, precise GPS coordinates, PINs, purchase tokens, or voice recordings in its custom analytics events.

Versions with the Usage and crash diagnostics setting use Firebase Crashlytics for crash and failure reports when that setting and the analytics consent decision permit reporting. Reports can include an installation identifier, device/operating-system and App information, stack traces, app-state diagnostics and Analytics breadcrumbs. The App's custom reports use fixed error categories rather than user content or raw exception messages. Turning the setting off immediately stops the App's custom event and diagnostic submissions, disables automatic crash reporting for subsequent launches, resets local Analytics data, and requests deletion of unsent Crashlytics reports. It does not recall data already delivered to Google. Google-held data is subject to Firebase and Google Analytics retention and deletion controls.

On-device Google ML Kit

Face detection and selfie segmentation used for features such as best-shot selection, retouching, and cutout run on-device through Google ML Kit. Input images and the resulting detection output are not sent to Google or PSNV. The ML Kit SDK may separately send Google device and App information, a per-installation identifier not intended to identify a person or physical device, performance metrics, API configuration such as image format and resolution, input/output size, feature version, event type, and error codes for diagnostics and usage analytics. Google states that this diagnostic data is encrypted in transit and is not transferred to third parties.

Google acts as a third-party service provider and may process data on servers outside your country. See Google Privacy Policy, Google Mobile Ads data disclosure, Google Analytics data collection, ML Kit terms and privacy, ML Kit Android data disclosure, ML Kit iOS data disclosure, and Firebase privacy information.

3. Purchases

Google Play or Apple processes purchases and subscriptions. The App receives product identifier, purchase status, transaction identifier/token, and entitlement information needed to unlock features, restore purchases, prevent duplicate delivery, and diagnose a purchase result. PSNV does not receive your full payment-card details. Store records are retained under the applicable store’s policies.

4. Sharing and disclosure

PSNV does not sell personal data. Data is disclosed only to the providers described above, when you explicitly share media through the system share sheet, when required by law, or when necessary to protect users, rights, and service security. The App does not operate an account or social-media upload service.

5. Retention and deletion

• Local media remains until you delete it. Deleting an item in the App attempts to delete the exact App-created system-gallery copy as well; copies you created or shared elsewhere must be deleted there separately.
• Private Folder media and local preferences remain until you remove them, clear App storage, or uninstall the App. Exported MediaStore/Photos items may remain after uninstall and can be deleted in the system gallery.
• Optional reminder data is removed when disabled or when App storage is cleared.
• A platform speech-recognition provider controls the processing and retention of Voice Shutter audio it receives under that provider’s settings and privacy policy. The App’s lack of a saved Voice Shutter audio file does not guarantee that the provider processes the audio only ephemerally.
• Google and, for Apple-platform purchases, Apple retain applicable advertising, consent, analytics, ML Kit diagnostics, and purchase data under their published policies and controls. You can revisit consent choices from the App’s Privacy Center when the option is required, reset the advertising identifier in system settings, and use platform privacy controls.

6. Security

The App uses platform sandboxing, Android Keystore or equivalent platform protection for Private Folder credentials, scoped media access, and secure-screen protection for the Private Folder. No method is completely secure; keep your device and operating system updated and protect device access.

7. Children

The App is a general-purpose camera utility and is not specifically directed to children under 13 (or the minimum digital-consent age in the user’s country). We do not knowingly operate account collection for children. A parent or guardian who believes a child supplied personal data to PSNV may contact us.

8. Your choices and rights

You can deny or revoke optional permissions, disable optional features, change advertising/analytics consent where offered, delete local media and settings, and contact PSNV to ask about data controlled by PSNV. Requests concerning Google-held advertising, analytics, or purchase data may also require use of Google’s privacy tools. Because the App has no PSNV account system, there is no PSNV account to delete.

9. Contact and changes

Privacy contact: krgencom@gmail.com
Developer/data controller: PSNV

We may update this policy when features, providers, or law change. The effective date above will be updated, and material changes will be disclosed in the App or store listing when appropriate.