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Data Safety

Last updated: 16 October 2026 · Companion to our Privacy Policy

This page summarises, in plain language, what the Image Swiss Knife app collects and shares, mirroring the categories used in Google Play's Data Safety section so it is easy to cross-check.

Summary

QuestionAnswer
Do we collect user data?Yes - only by the third-party services listed below. We do not collect your photos, files, location or contacts.
Do we share user data?Yes - with Google (ads and analytics) and Meta (install measurement), as listed below.
Is data encrypted in transit?Yes
Can you request data deletion?Yes - see below (we hold none)
Does the app require an account?No
Does the app show ads?Yes - through Google AdMob (Android) and Google AdSense (web)

Data collected by third-party services

The services below may collect the data shown, for the purposes shown. We do not receive your photos or files, and we do not run a server that stores this data.

Data typePurposeCollected by
Device or other IDs (Advertising ID, app instance ID)Advertising, analytics and install measurementGoogle AdMob, Google Analytics for Firebase, Meta SDK
Approximate location (from IP address)Advertising and measurementGoogle AdMob
App interactions (which tools are opened, a few feature events)Analytics and advertisingGoogle Analytics for Firebase, Google AdMob
DiagnosticsAdvertising and analyticsGoogle AdMob

The web version uses Google Analytics 4 without cookies and Google AdSense for ads. See How Google uses information from sites or apps that use our services. Where the law requires it (the EEA, UK, Switzerland and some other regions), the App asks for your consent before analytics and install measurement start, and you can change your choice in Settings under Privacy.

Data processed only on-device

Your photos, PDFs and files, and your progress, settings and awards, stay on your phone or in your browser and are not sent to us.

Security practices

Requesting deletion

This page is provided for transparency to users and app-store reviewers. The authoritative legal document is our Privacy Policy; if the two ever differ, the Privacy Policy governs.