Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy:

I promise my software does not store your personal data anywhere. I don't want it. I don't want the legal hassle of having access to it. If my app needs to use your camera, it's so you can use the camera features in the app. If I need access to your contacts, it's probably for storing info you create in your contacts, or giving you a list of people you can send an email to, etc. I don't want your personal information and my apps don't take your personal information.

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