CountCue Multi Timer Wear OS Privacy Policy

# CountCue Multi Timer Wear OS Privacy Policy Last updated: July 5, 2026 CountCue Multi Timer Wear OS is published by Quazmoz / Quinn Favo. ## Summary A standalone Wear OS multi-timer that stores timer names, durations, active timer state, history, notification state, tile/complication state, and optional Pro entitlement state locally. The app is designed to minimize data collection. Unless a feature explicitly uses a platform service listed below, app content is stored locally on your device and is not sent to a developer-operated backend. ## Data stored locally The app may store the following data locally on your device: - timer names and durations - active timer state - completion history - notification and alarm state - tile and complication state - app preferences - optional Pro entitlement state This data is used only to operate the app features you choose to use. ## Permissions The current app code may use the following permissions or permission-backed capabilities: - POST_NOTIFICATIONS for timer alerts on supported versions - SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM or alarm APIs where needed for user-created timers - VIBRATE for haptic cues - RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED where needed to restore user-created timer/reminder state - foreground service capability where needed for active user-started timers ## Platform services The app may rely on these platform or user-selected services: - Google Play Billing for optional one-time Pro unlock - Google Play app distribution and updates - Wear OS tiles and complications These providers may process limited technical or transaction data according to their own policies. ## Data collection and sharing The developer does not sell personal information and does not share personal information with advertisers. The current app code does not include a developer-operated account system, advertising SDK, or analytics SDK unless specifically stated in this policy. ## What the app does not use The following are not described by the current app code: - account system - developer backend - custom cloud sync - ads - analytics SDK - location - microphone - camera - contacts - calendar - files/photos - health/body sensors - advertising ID ## Data deletion You can delete local app data by clearing app storage in Android or Wear OS settings or by uninstalling the app. If the app includes an in-app reset, clear-history, delete-data, or export feature, that feature applies only to local app data unless explicitly stated otherwise. ## Contact For privacy questions or support, contact Quazmoz@vivaldi.net.