Photo Organizer Privacy Policy

Effective date: 11 October 2026 · Publisher: Owlmakers · 한국어

Owlmakers ("the developer") operates Photo Organizer ("the app"). The app helps you group and clean up screenshots, burst shots, similar photos, and downloaded images. It is an on-device app with no accounts and no cloud upload.

Summary
· Your photos, thumbnails, filenames, and metadata never leave your device — all grouping and sorting run locally on your phone.
· There are no accounts or sign-ups; the developer holds no personal information about you.
· Moving photos to the trash or deleting them only happens when you confirm via Android's official system dialog.
· Ads (Google AdMob) use your Advertising ID, and anonymous analytics/crash reports (Firebase) never include your photos.

1. Photos and Media — they never leave your device

The app uses your device's photo and media read permissions (READ_MEDIA_IMAGES, READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE on older Android versions, and optional ACCESS_MEDIA_LOCATION) to group screenshots, burst shots, similar photos, and downloaded images.

2. Data stored on your device

The following stays on your device only and is never transmitted.

ItemContents
Cleanup stats & kept itemsPhoto IDs marked as kept and total storage space freed on your device
App settingsTheme (System / Light / Dark) and display language

Uninstalling the app deletes this data.

3. Advertising — Google AdMob

The app displays Google AdMob ads to remain free.

Push notifications (Firebase Cloud Messaging)

This app uses Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) to receive announcements and notices sent by the developer. When you open the app, Google assigns an FCM installation ID (registration token) to this installation; the app does not send or store this value on the developer's servers. The app subscribes to notification topics for the app name and your display language, and Google processes that subscription. A notification goes with the same content to every user of the same app and language and carries no personal data. On Android 13+ the notification permission is requested only when you tap the in-app notice line or the settings row, and you can use every other feature without allowing it. You can turn notifications off at any time in the device's Settings → Apps → Notifications, and you stop receiving them when you uninstall the app.

4. Usage analytics & crash reporting (Firebase Analytics)

This app uses Google Analytics for Firebase to collect anonymous usage statistics so the app can be improved.

5. Children under 14

The app is not directed at children under 14 and does not knowingly collect their personal data.

6. Your rights

The app has no accounts and no sign-in, so the developer holds no personal data about you. You can clear on-device data at any time by clearing app storage or uninstalling the app.

7. Contact & Changes