Privacy Policy

• Data Collection: Clearly state what personal information is collected (e.g., device ID, location, IP address, call logs, browsing history). 
• Purpose of Collection: Explain why the data is collected (e.g., for service functionality, customer support, fraud prevention, identity verification). 
• Consent: The policy must state that consent is obtained before collecting or using personal information. 
• Data Usage & Disclosure: Detail how the information will be used, including sharing with authorized third parties for service provision. It must also mention disclosures required by law. 
• User Rights: Outline the user's rights regarding their data, such as the right to access, review, and request deletion or correction of personal data. 
• Data Storage & Security: Explain where and for how long the data is stored, as well as the measures taken to protect it. 
• Opt-Out Options: Provide users with ways to opt out of certain data uses, like receiving promotional messages. 
• Contact Information: Include contact details for users to raise privacy concerns or exercise their rights. 
• Updates: Mention how the policy will be updated and how users will be informed of changes. 

• DPDPA 2023: This comprehensive data privacy law, enacted in August 2023, establishes rules for processing personal data and is a significant step towards strengthening user privacy. 
• Fundamental Right to Privacy: India's constitutional right to privacy ensures that individuals have control over their personal information. 

• Manufacturer Websites: Many smartphone manufacturers provide privacy policies on their Indian websites. 
• Google's Policies: You can also find information in Google's Privacy Policy, which applies to their services used on Android devices.