IberApps Privacy Policy, tl;dr version

Since we don't store, transfer or sell any of your information, this Privacy Policy recap in human readable form can be clear and concise. Please find full text of our Privacy Policy below.

We don't transfer any of your data from the device and we don't store any user information on our servers. We don't know who you are.

All our applications are storing all the data on the device. Your data is as secure as your device since we don't see any of it.

We are using Google services (Play Store, AdMob). For those services you are subject to their terms and privacy policy and practices.

IberApps Privacy Policy

Updated: April 6th, 2024.

Your privacy is important to us. We value our users’ privacy, and we strive to protect it. Our goal is to create safe and accessible services for faster Internet browsing.

This Policy describes how we collect, use, and share your data. It applies to the interactions IberApps has with you and the IberApps products (collectively, “Services” or “Service”) that display this notice. You also can view this information at any time, either in features or at http://iberapps.com/privacy-policy/

HANDLING OF YOUR INFORMATION

Account Information

We don't store your personal data. The Services and certain features may allow you to purchase access to the Services on a subscription basis but only trough Google Play Store, so we don't have any access or responsibility.

Passwords

If app requires passwords, all the passwords are stored locally on the device and we don't have any access to them.

Cookies

If app requires cookies, all the cookies are stored locally on the device and we don't have any access to them.

Logs

We don't log or store logs of any of your activity.

We may receive anonymized app crash reports that are only used to improve app functioning and purged after the potential bug is fixed.

Device Related Data

We may receive anonymized device related data from Google with no identifiable information so any of it it can't be linked to any user.

Web Page Contents

We do not log the contents. All the rendering is performed on the device and doesn't reach us in any form.

Settings, Bookmarks, and Search History

Settings will be saved only on your local device. We don't have any access to your settings, bookmarks and search history.

Files, Videos, and Images

We do not store or cache any pictures, files, or videos you browse or watch.

IP Addresses

We don't know your IP address.

Location Information

We don't store or transfer any location data. Location data is frequently used on websites to serve various purposes. If you allow third-party apps or websites to use your current location, you are subject to their terms and privacy policy and practices.

We can partner with ad providers to serve ads to support our operation to offer the Services but we don't store or transfer any information about you.

HOW LONG WE STORE YOUR INFORMATION

Apart from occasional anonymized crash log we don't store any other information. We will keep crash log until the bug is fixed and that record is deleted afterwards.

PROTECTION OF YOUR DATA

We do allow our developers to access app crash logs solely for the purpose of making the better app.

WHOM WE SHARE YOUR DATA WITH

We don't have any of your data to share so we don't do it.

DATA PRIVACY COMPLIANCE

GDPR

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European privacy law that took effect on May 25th, 2018. Established by the EU Parliament, the GDPR regulates how individuals and organizations can obtain, use, store, and remove personal data. You may read the full text of the law here.

Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy clearly describe the types of personal data we collect and process, why we collect the data, how we use it, who we share it with, and how long we store it.

CCPA

The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) is a new law taking effect in 2020. It was passed unanimously in 2018 in California, the United States, and requires organizations to tell users what personal data they store, adequately secure the data, and give users the right to opt-out from the organization selling their data. You may read the full text of the law here.