SmartLED Flashlight Launcher Privacy Policy

If you allow approximate location access, the app can send approximate latitude and longitude to Open-Meteo to retrieve a local forecast. You can deny location access and choose a city manually. City searches are sent to Open-Meteo, and your selected city is saved in app settings on the device. The app uses the selected city's coordinates for its forecast requests.

Open-Meteo says its free API logs may contain geographic coordinates and are deleted after 90 days. Open-Meteo terms and privacy notice

With calendar permission, SmartLED reads events from your device calendar and displays details such as event titles, dates, times, and locations. The Calendar feature reads and displays those details on the device. If you choose to open or create an event in your calendar app, that app handles the action and any synchronization it provides.

Notes you create in SmartLED are saved in app storage. You can delete them from the Notes screen. Android backup and device transfer may include saved notes and app preferences, depending on your device settings. See the analytics section for how session replay can process content displayed in the app.

• Installed apps and recent launches. SmartLED uses broad package visibility to build the app drawer and manage shortcuts and widgets. It keeps a recent launch history on the device to populate Recent Apps. SmartLED does not upload the raw installed-app list to Webix servers.
• Default Home app and accessibility. If you select SmartLED as your default Home app, Android uses it as your launcher. When enabled, the accessibility service performs configured actions such as opening the notification shade or Quick Settings, showing recent apps, and locking the screen.
• Camera and flashlight. SmartLED uses camera access to control the device flash and to preview and analyze camera frames when you use the QR scanner. The scanner decodes barcodes on the device. If you choose to open a scanned link, the destination service handles the request.
• Phone, connectivity, and overlays. Phone state supports call-end overlays, and calling permission supports direct-dial shortcuts. Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and charging status support device event overlays. SmartLED can display these overlays over other apps when the relevant Android access is enabled.
• Notifications and background work. Notification permission controls whether SmartLED can display notifications. Android services also support launcher tasks such as processing icon pack metadata.

• Google AdMob. The Google Mobile Ads SDK processes IP addresses, which may be used to estimate approximate location, as well as device or account identifiers, app interactions, and diagnostics for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. Denying Weather location access does not prevent IP-based location estimation. Google Mobile Ads data disclosure
• Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics. These services process app usage events, installation or device identifiers, and crash and diagnostic information. We use them to measure app and ad performance and investigate failures. Firebase data disclosure
• Microsoft Clarity. Clarity processes interaction data, device and app details, and screen layout to provide analytics, heatmaps, and session replay. Visible screen content can be included in recordings depending on the active masking and capture settings. Clarity data capture rules and Microsoft Privacy Statement
• OneSignal. OneSignal processes push subscription identifiers, notification delivery and interaction data, and device and app information to deliver notifications and measure their performance. You can manage notification display in Android settings. OneSignal Privacy Policy

SmartLED uses the internet to load content such as news and wallpapers. When you open a news article or another external link, the destination service handles the request under its own privacy practices. Google Play checks for eligible app updates and handles their download and installation when you accept an in-app update. Google Privacy Policy

The app uses HTTPS for Weather requests and Android app-private storage for saved notes and preferences. Access to device features such as Calendar, Camera, and approximate location is controlled through Android permissions.

You can manage permissions in Android settings. Local notes, launcher history, and preferences are kept in app storage until removed through available in-app controls or by clearing app storage. Use your Android or account settings to manage backups separately.

Service providers handle data under their applicable terms, privacy policies, and retention settings. To ask about retention or request deletion of data handled by Webix Technology, email webixtechno@gmail.com and include the app name. We will review the request and explain what can be deleted, including any steps needed for data held by a service provider.

Webix Technology does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has provided personal information through the app, please contact us.

We may update this policy as app features or data practices change. The current policy will be available on this page. For privacy questions or requests, contact Webix Technology at webixtechno@gmail.com.