1. Apps covered by this policy
This policy applies to the Android apps QuickCrop Viewer Pro and QuickCrop Viewer Lite provided by TN-House (the apps).
2. Images and settings
The apps use image access permissions to display and edit images on your device when you grant permission. The apps do not upload your images or editing content to a developer-operated server, and we do not store this content on our own servers.
Display preferences, slideshow settings, save locations, and other app settings are stored on your device. No account is required.
3. Use of permissions
Image access is used to list images on your device and to view, crop, and save images you select. When you choose a folder, the apps use Android's Storage Access Framework file picker.
4. Advertising and third-party services
QuickCrop Viewer Pro does not include an advertising SDK. QuickCrop Viewer Lite uses the Google Mobile Ads SDK to display advertisements.
In regions where required, QuickCrop Viewer Lite uses the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) to collect and manage advertising consent and privacy choices.
For advertising delivery, ad measurement, and fraud prevention, the Google Mobile Ads SDK may automatically collect and share an IP address, app interactions, diagnostic information, and device or account identifiers such as the Android Advertising ID and App Set ID. This information is encrypted in transit.
For details, see the Google Mobile Ads SDK data disclosure and Google Privacy Policy.
5. Data retained by the developer
The apps do not provide developer-managed user accounts and do not retain personal data on developer-operated servers. Settings stored on the device can be removed by uninstalling the app or clearing its app data.
6. Contact
For questions about this policy or the apps, please use our contact form.
7. Changes to this policy
This policy may be updated when the apps, third-party services, or applicable laws change. Important changes will be posted on this page.
Last updated: August 29, 2026 / TN-House