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Effective date: November 11, 2026 Developer: OLEKSANDR KOPAREIKO Contact: [email protected]

Teen Driving Hours Log ("the app") does not collect, transmit, or share your personal data. All driving records stay on your device.

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This Privacy Policy explains how the app handles information.

1. Information We Do Not Collect

The app does not collect, access, transmit, or share:

• Personal information (name, address, email, phone number)
• Location or GPS data of any kind. Sunset times are computed on-device from publicly available solar formulas, not from your position.
• Driving routes, telematics, or sensor data
• Contacts, photos (beyond photos you explicitly attach to a drive record, which remain on-device), files, or advertising identifiers
• Usage analytics or crash reporting data. The app contains no analytics SDKs and no advertising SDKs.

2. Data Storage

All data you enter — teen profiles, drive records, notes, settings, and attached photos — is stored locally on your device only. The app has no servers and no accounts. No sign-in is required or offered.

3. Backup and Exports

Backups and exports (ZIP, PDF, CSV) are files you create on your own device and control yourself. The app does not upload, send, or copy them anywhere. If you share an export with a licensing agency, driving school, or family member, that sharing is entirely under your control and outside the app.

4. Purchases

The optional Pro upgrade is a one-time purchase processed entirely by Google Play. The app never sees or stores payment details. Google's own privacy terms apply to the transaction; we receive no personal data from it.

5. Children and Teens

The app is a tool used by parents and supervising adults to log practice driving for teens. Because the app collects no data at all, no data about children or teens is collected, processed, or shared. The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any personal information from anyone, of any age.

6. Permissions

The app requests only the permissions it needs to store files (for backups, PDF and CSV exports) and simple device state (for example, to keep a running drive timer accurate). It never requests location, contacts, or microphone access. Camera access only appears when you explicitly choose to attach a photo to a drive record.

7. Data Deletion