Privacy policy

Albumizer accesses the photos, videos, album information and media metadata that your operating system permits, to display and organize your library. Album and favorite changes, moves, restores and deletions are performed on your device. Albumizer does not upload your photo library to a server operated by the developer.

On Android, organizing from Albumize moves the file to the destination folder. From build 20, adding a photo from an album opened through Albums keeps the original and creates a copy in the destination folder. Copies use additional device storage. On iOS, a photo can belong to multiple albums. Your system photo library may independently synchronize through iCloud, Google or another service you use; those services have their own policies.

• Photo and video library access lets Albumizer browse and manage the media you permit. Limited access may restrict the displayed library.
• On supported Android versions, optional media-management access can reduce repeated system confirmations for media changes.
• Android may also require access to location metadata stored in media for those confirmations to be skipped. This is not a request for live device location, and Albumizer does not use it to track your movements.

You may revoke or change permissions in device settings. Relevant features will then be limited or unavailable.

Albumizer stores preferences such as language and introduction completion, album-cover choices, undo history and cached media previews in local app storage. This data supports the app’s operation. Cache can be cleared through the app; uninstalling removes app-local data subject to your operating system’s backup and restore behavior.

Changes made to the system media library remain in that library. Uninstalling does not undo photo moves or restore permanently deleted media. Undo availability is limited to supported operations and accessible media. Albumizer Bin is not a backup.

Starting with Android version 1.0.0 (build 20) and iOS version 1.0.1 (build 20), Albumizer includes Google Analytics for Firebase to understand which features work well and where users encounter problems. Collection is disabled by default and starts only if you choose “Allow usage analytics” in the in-app analytics explanation. Choosing “Continue without analytics” does not limit photo organization. You can change your choice at any time in Settings → Usage analytics. Earlier Flutter releases do not collect these analytics.

When enabled, Analytics processes basic usage events, such as introduction completion, screens visited, permission outcomes, album-placement success or failure, undo, help-guide use and the invite action. It also processes app sessions, engagement, app/device technical information, an app-installation identifier and approximate region derived by Google from the connection’s IP address. We do not set an account user ID. Your photos, videos, file names, album names, media identifiers, EXIF location and support messages are not sent to Analytics. This is not live or precise location tracking.

Google processes analytics data to provide measurement reports to the developer. Data is encrypted in transit. Advertising-ID collection (including IDFA on iOS), IDFV collection on iOS, advertising storage, advertising user data and advertising personalization are disabled for this app. Albumizer has no advertising SDK or Albumizer account and does not sell your photo library. See Firebase privacy information and Google’s privacy policy.

Turning Usage analytics off stops future collection and resets the app’s local analytics data and installation identifier. This does not automatically delete events already processed by Google or historical aggregate reports. Analytics data is retained under the Google Analytics property’s retention settings and applicable service policies. For privacy questions or deletion requests, contact spyrosbousios@gmail.com. Because no account identifier is supplied, we may not be able to associate historical analytics events with your identity.

If you contact spyrosbousios@gmail.com, your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send are processed to respond to your request. Email is handled through the email providers involved. Avoid sending unnecessary personal or sensitive information. Messages are kept as needed to handle the request and related follow-up or applicable obligations. Contact the same address to request deletion of support correspondence, subject to applicable retention requirements.

This policy describes Albumizer. Accessing this support website or following a store or email link also involves the respective hosting, store or email service. Their processing, including normal connection logs, is governed by their applicable policies.

Control media access through device settings and manage your media through your system library. For questions or requests concerning information you have sent to the developer, contact spyrosbousios@gmail.com.

This page will be updated when relevant app behavior or data practices change. The effective date above identifies the current policy.