Auto Do Not Disturb Privacy Policy

We care deeply about privacy. We believe in transparency, and are committed to being upfront about our privacy practices, including how we treat your personal information. We know you care about your privacy too, so we aim to only collect necessary personal information and share this only when it is absolutely necessary. This policy explains the privacy practices for the Android app "Auto Do Not Disturb", which may be referred to as "The App" or "The Application".

Although most changes are likely to be minor, this privacy policy may be modified from time to time. Users are encouraged to check this page for any changes to this privacy policy from time to time. For any material changes to this policy which may reduce your data rights, a notification will be available in the latest version of the app which will link to this page.

Auto Do Not Disturb is an android app available on the google play store that can silence your device
based upon the current time, your location, your currently connected wi-fi network and various
other factors. The app is created by and developed under the alias of "Storm Dev Software".

To function Auto Do Not Disturb might need to access the following information that is commonly
considered sensitive:

• Your current location - The app will only request your current location when you have setup
profiles that activate based on your location, you can avoid this information being collected
simply by not having any such profiles setup. When profiles requiring location activation are setup, the app will obtain your location whilst in the background.

• Your currently connected Wi-Fi network and your network connection status - The app
receives this whilst installed on your device

• Your currently connected Bluetooth devices - The app receives this whilst installed on your device
• Events on your calendar - The app is able to view the events on your calendar for the use of
activating profiles based on them, on more recent versions of android this information isn't
given to the app unless you (the device user) have given the app permission to view this
information either via the settings page or via a prompt.

• Device identifier - If and only if using the premium free trial then the app will try and obtain your device's build
serial number, if it fails to find this then it will try and obtain your device's android id and if
this fails to be found it will try and determine your device's MAC address. Regardless of
whichever identifier is used, the app will hash (Generate a value irreversibly based upon it)
the value before using it.

Any other information beyond this accessed by the app is not commonly considered sensitive
information.

Location - Only when collecting location information, the following applies. The app will, for a short time, remember your recent location and save this locally on your device. Your recent location history may also be visible in log files generated by the app saved on your device (Users may view the contents of the application log by navigating to the app's settings menu, pressing 'view log' and then exporting the log file. The exported log file will contain the information and debug information logged by the app). This location / recent location history is not shared outside of the user's device by the app and is not otherwise used for any other purposes other than those mentioned in this document. You can clear the app's files on your device at any time within Android settings.
Advertising - If the version of the app used contains adverts then these are provided by google. The
advert request to google by the app asks for non-personalised advertisements only.
Wi-Fi Network - When the app is checking Wi-Fi network status, your recently connected network information may be visible in log files generated by the app saved on your device. This information is not shared outside of the user's device by the app and is not otherwise used for any other purposes other than those mentioned in this document. You can clear the app's files on your device at any time within Android settings.
Connected Bluetooth Devices - When the app is checking connected bluetooth devices, information about your recently connected bluetooth devices may be visible in log files generated by the app saved on your device. This information is not shared outside of the user's device by the app and is not otherwise used for any other purposes other than those mentioned in this document. You can clear the app's files on your device at any time within Android settings.
Calendar Events - When the app is checking your calendar, some calendar event information may be visible in log files generated by the app saved on your device. This information is not shared outside of the user's device by the app and is not otherwise used for any other purposes other than those mentioned in this document. You can clear the app's files on your device at any time within Android settings.
Device Identifier - If and only if using the premium free trial then the app will try and obtain your
device's build serial number, if it fails to find this then it will try and obtain your device's android id
and if this fails to be found it will try and determine your device's MAC address. Regardless of which
identifier is found, the value is then hashed (Value generated irreversibly based upon it) and the
hash is then used to identify the device upon which the trial takes place to prevent a user from using
the free trial multiple times. For this purpose alone the hash is submitted to https://stormdev.org, it is not
shared with any other parties or used for any other purpose.

Auto Do Not Disturb will not directly share any collected sensitive personally identifiable information to any third parties. Only a generated identifier for your device may be shared beyond your device directly by the app, for the purpose of providing the free premium trial feature, to https://stormdev.org. The app however embeds adverts from google, the advert request to Google from the app asks for non-personalized advertising only. When Auto Do Not Disturb requests information, such as device location, from the Android operating system, Android may choose to also share this with other apps.