Tally Counter App for Wear OS Privacy Policy

# Tally Counter App for Wear OS Privacy Policy Last updated: July 27, 2026 Tally Counter App for Wear OS is published by Quazmoz / Quinn Favo. ## Summary Tally Counter is a standalone watch counter. Its app content and settings stay in local Android storage on the watch. The developer does not operate a Tally Counter backend and does not receive the counters or rating-eligibility metadata stored by the app. ## Data stored locally The app may store the following data locally on the watch: - Counter values and selected-counter state. - Counter names, step sizes, optional targets, and input-lock settings. - Increment, decrement, and reset action totals. - Reset and undo state. - Haptic and sound preferences. - State used by the Wear OS Tile and complication. - Bounded first-launch, foreground-session, and meaningful-count-action totals used only to determine whether a restrained one-time rating suggestion is eligible. - Whether the rating suggestion was shown, dismissed, or used to open the Google Play listing. This data is used only to operate the app features selected by the user. ## Permissions and network access The current app does not request runtime permissions. It does not include a developer backend, account system, advertising SDK, analytics SDK, cloud sync, or direct network permission. When the user explicitly chooses **Rate Tally Counter**, Android opens the app's Google Play listing in the Play Store app or an available browser. Google or the selected browser may process limited technical data under their own privacy policies. The app does not transmit counter values, names, settings, or rating-eligibility counts to the developer. ## Wear OS Tile and complication The app includes a quick-increment Tile and a selected-counter complication. These surfaces read and update local counter state on the watch. They do not send counter data to a developer service. ## Data collection and sharing The developer does not intentionally collect, receive, sell, or share personal information from in-app use. Google Play, Android, Wear OS, or an available browser may process limited technical data for app distribution, updates, platform security, Tiles, complications, or opening the public Play listing according to their own policies. ## Data deletion Resetting a counter sets that counter's value to zero and preserves the remaining counters, settings, action totals, and rating-eligibility metadata. Clearing Tally Counter's app storage in Wear OS settings or uninstalling the app deletes all locally stored app data. ## Contact For privacy questions or support, contact Quazmoz@vivaldi.net.