Privacy at Blinqdroid

Each of our apps handles different things, so each has its own privacy policy. Pick the app you use.

Camera app · updated 10 October 2026

One Camera privacy policy

Photos and videos never leave your phone.
No account, no sign-in, no analytics of its own.
Location is off unless you turn it on, and then it's written only into your file.
One optional ad, from Google AdMob, if you choose the six-hour Pro pass.

Puzzle game · updated 12 October 2026

No account. Your progress stays on your phone.
Ads from Google AdMob: a banner, an occasional full-screen ad, and video ads you can choose to watch.
Google's ad software collects some device and usage information to show and measure them.
Played offline, it shows no ads and sends nothing.

Family puzzle game · updated 6 October 2026

No account. Photos you choose for a puzzle never leave your phone.
Online rooms run on Google Firebase: your display name, puzzle moves and an anonymous ID.
Ads are child-directed, suitable for all ages and never personalised; no advertising ID.
No chat. Notifications are off until you turn them on.

Platform game · updated 14 October 2026

No account. Your progress stays on your phone.
Ads from Google AdMob: banners, an occasional full-screen ad, and video ads you can choose to watch.
Google's ad software collects some device and usage information to show and measure them.
Played offline, it shows no ads and sends nothing.

Clipboard tool · effective 20 October 2026

No internet permission: nothing can leave your phone.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics and no tracking.
Your items are not copied to cloud backups.
The optional Accessibility service is used only for Smart paste, and steps aside in payment and banking apps.

Daily word game · updated 24 October 2026

No account. Your grids, stats and streak stay on your phone.
Sharing a result hands a short text to Android's share menu; the app sends nothing itself.
Ads from Google AdMob: a banner, an occasional full-screen ad, and video ads you can choose to watch.
Played offline, it shows no ads and sends nothing.

No cookies are set on visitors, and there are no third-party trackers or ad networks on these pages.
A small visit counter of our own counts page views, the site that sent you, the device type (phone or computer), the country, clicks on Google Play buttons, and which demos, tools and Blinq tricks get used (for the photo privacy check, only that a photo was checked or cleaned, never anything from the photo). It keeps no IP addresses: a visitor is recognised within one day by a code made with a key that is deleted the next day, and the country is looked up from the address in memory. The site that sent you is remembered in your browser tab until you close it, so a later Google Play click can be counted against it; it is not a cookie.
The video on the looks page comes from YouTube's privacy-enhanced player and loads only when you press play.
Google Play buttons take you to Google Play, where Google's own privacy policy applies.

Choosing apps for your photos? How to check whether a photo app scans, uploads or tracks, and our free photo privacy check for what a photo file reveals about you.

Questions about any of our apps or this website: blinqdroid@gmail.com.