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Wearroom Privacy Policy Wearroom has no sign-up and no server operated by the developer. There is no place for your information to be sent to us. If you choose to, you can connect your own Google account and back up to your own Google Drive . When you do, your clothing photos and closet data leave the device. Section 5 states exactly what leaves, when, and where it goes. Effective date: 27 September 2026 At a glance Personal information collected by the developer: none Developer-operated server: none. There is no path by which your data could reach us Sign-up: none. A Google sign-in is needed only if you use backup , and the whole app works without it Advertising, analytics, or crash-reporting SDKs: none. One exception, on both Android and iPhone: Google's text-recognition component, which is inside the app, reports its own usage statistics to Google. Not your photos and not the text it read — see section 4 Where your photos and clothing data live: on this device, and — ...

Globemark Privacy Policy Sanghun Jeong ("the Developer") operates the Globemark app ("the App"). This policy explains what information the App handles, how it is processed, and the rights you have. Effective date: 27 September 2026 1. What the App collects The App has no accounts and no developer server. Everything you record — the countries and cities you have visited, the places you want to go, your trips and what you wrote in them — is stored on your device. The Developer never receives what you wrote. The one exception is statistical: the App reports which countries you have marked as visited , and how many places and trips you have, to Firebase Analytics (2-1 below). Apart from those statistics, there are exactly two ways your records leave your device, and both of them go only to your own cloud account: The Google Drive backup you run yourself (2-5 below). It uploads everything you wrote — trip titles, journal entries, companion names — into a hidde...