6.1 Our position
CipherOS does not process personal data. There is no account system, no profile, no identifier assigned to you, and no mechanism in the operating system by which your activity can be reported to us or to anyone else. We hold no personal data about you because we never receive any.
6.2 What the operating system does not do
The operating system does not collect, transmit, store, or process personal data, telemetry, diagnostics, crash reports, usage statistics, location data, advertising identifiers, behavioural data, or device identifiers such as IMEI numbers, serial numbers, or MAC addresses.
No analytics software development kit is linked into any CipherOS system application. No advertising framework is present in the operating system. No component of CipherOS reports to a CipherOS server during normal use.
6.3 What we never do
We do not sell, licence, rent, share, or otherwise monetise personal data, because we do not hold any.
We do not place advertisements anywhere in the operating system.
We do not bundle tracking libraries with our system applications.
We do not require an account, a sign in, or a registration to install or use CipherOS.
We do not build profiles of users, devices, or installations.
We do not operate any process that would allow us to identify an individual user.
6.4 Update checks
When your device checks for an over the air update, it contacts our update service to determine whether a newer build exists for your device model. That request carries only the device codename and the currently installed build version. It carries no account, no persistent identifier, and no personal data, and it cannot be linked by us to an individual or to a specific device. Aggregate request counts may be retained for capacity planning. Update checks can be disabled in Settings, and CipherOS remains fully functional with them disabled.
6.5 Data processed by third parties
CipherOS is an aftermarket operating system. Once it is installed, you may choose to use third party applications and services, including Google Mobile Services on builds that include them. Any data those parties collect is governed by their own policies and not by this one. We have no control over, and accept no responsibility for, third party data practices.
6.6 Your rights
Data protection law gives you rights of access, rectification, portability, erasure, restriction, and objection in respect of personal data held about you. Because we hold no personal data about you, there is nothing for us to disclose, correct, export, restrict, or delete. Your data remains on your device, under your control.
6.7 Changes and contact
Material changes to this policy will be published on this page with a revised date. Privacy enquiries may be sent to
[email protected].