Privacy Policy

This app does not collect any personal information beyond the user’s login data from local authentication or Google OAuth2, which includes name, email, and access token. This data is used solely to allow users to send emails through the Gmail API.

Use of Google User Data
We access your Google account to retrieve your email and access token for sending emails via the Gmail API. This data is used solely for email transmission and is not shared with any third parties.
Data Sharing, Transfer, and Disclosure
We do not share, transfer, or disclose your Google user data with any third party. All data, including email and token information, is stored locally on the user’s device and is not transmitted to any external servers or databases. The data is removed from the device when the app is uninstalled.
Data Retention and Deletion
The app does not retain Google user data beyond the duration of its use on the user’s device. Data such as email and access token is stored locally in the device’s local storage. Once the app is uninstalled, all stored data is deleted permanently.
Third-Party Services
While the app uses third-party services (such as the Gmail API) for functionality, no personally identifiable data is shared with any external services beyond what is necessary for sending emails.

This app allows users to anonymize their email id while using the app thus giving the ability to keep their email as private as a part of settings.

Information Collection and Use

In order to improve the services and application, I collect and store personal information such as Contacts (Contact list), SMS data, Phone Information, E-mail, First Name Below is a detailed description of the data and what it is needed for:

Contact List Table

Contacts (Contact list)
What	Data from your phone's contact book
How	After granting the appropriate permission to the application, upon its request
Why	Information from the contact book is used to determine the contacts whose SMS should be forwarded by the application.

SMS Data Table

SMS Data
What	Information about incoming and outgoing SMS (SMS text, sender, recipient)
How	After creating the first filter, granting permission to read SMS to the application upon request
Why	The main function of the application is to forward SMS to other places; for this, the application must learn about new SMS

List of requested permissions

The permission names correspond to standard codes used by Android. Permissions marked with * are classified as “dangerous permission” by Google.

Table

Name	Scope	Why Needed?
READ_CONTACT*	Allows to read your contact data	To map phone numbers to emails
RECEIVE_SMS*	Allows to receive SMS messages	Trigger redirect after message arrival
SEND_SMS*	Allows the app to send SMS messages	To redirect to another phone
READ_SMS*	Allows the app to read SMS information	For information about outgoing SMS for transferring them
INTERNET	Allows the app to create network sockets and use custom network protocols	Automatic redirect
ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE	Allows to access information about networks	Automatic redirect
FOREGROUND_SERVICE	Service running in foreground	To run tasks in the foreground continuously
WAKE_LOCK	Prevents the device from sleeping	Keeps app running without device sleeping
GET_ACCOUNTS	Access to user's accounts	For accessing user accounts for services
USE_CREDENTIALS	Use user credentials for apps	Required for authentication tasks
VIBRATE	Controls device vibration	For alerting the user via vibration
FOREGROUND_SERVICE_REMOTE_MESSAGING	Remote messaging service	To manage messaging in foreground service
POST_NOTIFICATIONS	Sending notifications	To post notifications to the user
REQUEST_IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATIONS	Disables battery optimizations	Keeps the app running in background longer

Name

READ CONTACT*

RECEIVE SMS*

SEND_SMS*

READ SMS*

INTERNET

ACCESS NETWORK STATE

READ PHONE STATE*

FOREGROUND_SERVICE

WAKE_LOCK

GET_ACCOUNTS

USE_CREDENTIALS

VIBRATE

FOREGROUND_SERVICE_REMOTE_MESSAGING

Scope

Allows to read your contact data

Allows to receive SMS messages

Allows the app to send SMS messages

Allows the app to read SMS information.

Allows the app to create network sockets and use custom network protocols.

Allows to access information about networks

Allows the app to access the phone features of the device

Service running in foreground

Prevents device from sleeping

Access to user’s accounts

Use user credentials for apps

Controls device vibration

Remote messaging service

Why needed?

To map phone numbers to emails

Trigger redirect after message arrival

To redirect to another phone

For information about outgoing SMS for transferring them

Automatic redirect

For the correct formation of redirection filters

To run tasks in the foreground continuously

Keeps app running without device sleeping

For accessing user accounts for services

Required for authentication tasks

For alerting the user via vibration

Security

We value your trust in providing us your Personal Information, thus we are striving to use commercially acceptable means of protecting it. But remember that no method of transmission over the internet, or method of electronic storage is 100% secure and reliable, and we cannot guarantee its absolute security.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or suggestions about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact us,

Contact Information:

Email: [email protected]

Incase user does not want to use any of the third-party login services from Microsoft or Google, users are provided to create their login and password to use the app, this authentication is called as local authentication.