Scope of this policy
This is the complete privacy policy for every Android application published by Standard Code Labs LLC under XO HQ Android. It is one document rather than one per application, because the applications share the same privacy posture: none of them has Internet access, none contains advertising or analytics code, none has an account, and we receive no data about you from any of them. Where an application genuinely differs - which Android permissions it asks for, and whether its data is included in Android backup - that difference is stated in the table below rather than buried in a separate document that could drift out of step with this one.
You do not need to read anything else to know how an XO HQ Android application treats your data.
Applications covered, and how they differ
| Application | Android package | Permissions requested | Included in Android backup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Storage Cleaner | com.xo.appcleaner |
Usage Access, to read last-used times and cache sizes. Notifications, to show scan progress. Both optional; the app works without them. | No. Its scan history and settings are excluded from cloud backup and device transfer. |
| 1984 Quotes | com.xo.quotes.nineteeneightyfour |
None at all. | Yes. Liked quotations and the appearance preference, so they survive a new phone. |
| Reagan Quotes | com.xo.quotes.reagan |
None at all. | Yes. Liked quotations and the appearance preference, so they survive a new phone. |
| Pills Reminder | com.xo.pillsreminder |
Notifications, to show a reminder. Exact alarms, so a reminder arrives at the time you set. Restart notification, so reminders survive a reboot. No Internet permission. | No. Medication names, schedules and adherence history are excluded from cloud backup and device transfer. |
A fuller description of Storage Cleaner's scanning behaviour is available in its detailed application notes. Those notes add explanation; they do not add or remove any practice described here.
Off-device data transmission: none
- No XO HQ Android application has the INTERNET permission. They cannot transmit data off your device, to us or to anyone else. An automated build check fails the release if that permission ever appears.
- No analytics, advertising, crash-reporting, or other third-party network SDK is included in any of them.
- No account, no sign-in, no cloud service operated by us.
- We do not sell your personal information, and we do not receive it in the first place.
What is stored, entirely on your device
Each application keeps its data in private storage on your device, inside Android's application sandbox.
- Storage Cleaner stores scan results: app identities, last-used classification, cache-size snapshots and timestamps, so you can review history and compare before and after a cleanup you perform in Android settings.
- The quote applications store the quotation collection bundled with the app, the quotations you mark as liked, and your appearance preference. They do not record which quotations you viewed or how long you used the app.
- Pills Reminder stores the medication names you type, the schedules you set, each scheduled dose, and the answer you give for it - taken, not taken with a reason you chose, or no answer at all. Names are free text you enter; the app holds no drug database and knows nothing about the medication itself.
None of the applications accesses your contacts, location, camera, microphone, files, or advertising identifier.
Health-related information
Medication names, schedules, and whether you took a dose are health-related information, and Pills Reminder treats them accordingly. They are stored only on your device, in app-private storage. They are excluded from Android cloud backup and from device-to-device transfer, so they do not leave the phone through a system default. The application has no Internet permission, so it cannot transmit them at all - to us or to anyone else.
A reminder shown while your device is locked says only that a scheduled dose is due. Your medication name is not displayed until the device is unlocked.
Settings inside the app contains a Delete everything action that removes every medication, plan, dose and recorded answer from the device and cancels all scheduled reminders.
Pills Reminder is a reminder tool. It is not a medical device, it does not provide medical advice, and it must not be relied on as the only safeguard for medication that matters. A reminder depends on your device, and Android can delay or block alarms and notifications.
Android backup, where it applies
For the applications marked "Yes" in the table above, Android's built-in backup is the one path by which app data can leave your device. If you have Android backup switched on, that data is copied into your own Google account and is governed by Google's terms and privacy policy, not ours; we have no access to it. The same data is carried by device-to-device transfer when you move to a new phone. If you would rather it did not leave the device, turn off backup for the app in Android settings. The applications never read or transmit the backup themselves.
Sharing and copying, which you initiate
Where an application offers a share or copy action, it runs only when you ask for it. Sharing opens Android's system share sheet and you choose the destination; the application hands the text to the application you pick and has no part in what happens next, at which point that application's own privacy policy applies. Copying places text on your device clipboard.
Retention and your controls
- Each application provides in-app controls to remove the data it holds: deleting local history in Storage Cleaner, unliking a quotation in the quote apps.
- Clearing an app's storage in Android settings removes its local database and preferences.
- Uninstalling removes all of that application's local data. For applications included in backup, a copy may remain in your Google account until Android expires it or you delete it there.
Security
These applications reduce exposure structurally rather than by promise: they hold no credential, token, or account, they request the minimum access their features need or none at all, and they have no network connection through which data could be intercepted. Data stays in app-private storage protected by Android's application sandbox. No security method is perfect, and device security still depends on Android, your device configuration, and physical control of the device.
Children
These applications are not directed to children and collect no personal information from anyone, including children.
Support and privacy messages
If you email us, your message and any information you choose to include are transmitted by your email service, not by an XO HQ Android application. We use that information to answer your request and retain it only as reasonably necessary for support, security, legal, and record-keeping purposes. We delete it when it is no longer needed, and you may request deletion through the privacy contact below, subject to information we must retain for legal, security, or record-keeping obligations.
Policy changes
We publish material policy changes with the application update that changes the relevant behavior, never retroactively. A new application is added as a row in the table above, which is the only edit a new application requires. The effective date above always reflects the current revision.
Contact
Standard Code Labs LLC
1021 E Lincolnway # 8866
Cheyenne, WY 82001-4851
United States
Privacy inquiries: android@xo-hq.com