Privacy

Updated 23 July 2026

The short version: Zone7 Studios collects nothing.

This website

Nothing personal is collected. We set no cookies and run no advertising or tracking SDKs.
No accounts, no forms. There is nothing here to sign up for.
An anonymous view counter. The server tallies page loads in a way that stores no IP addresses and no identifiers of any kind — just a single running total, published on the page. It cannot be traced back to a visit, let alone a visitor.
Links out are their own. The site is served through Cloudflare, and some pages link to other services such as Google Play and YouTube. Those are covered by their own privacy policies, not this one.

The apps

Our apps work offline — everything ships inside the app. No ads, no accounts, nothing tracked, and no permission prompts. The only times our apps touch the network are Google Play's billing and licence check for the one-time purchase, and casting to your TV if you use it. Each app has its own privacy policy with the details:

Our smaller utility apps don't have separate sites; each one's privacy policy lives right here on the studio site:

What Google Play's permission list shows

Every Play listing has a section headed “This app has access to”. It is worth being clear about what that is and isn't. It does not list runtime permissions — the ones Android stops you mid-use to ask for, covering your camera, microphone, location, contacts, files or nearby devices. None of our apps request any of those, which is why none of them ever interrupt you with a permission dialog.

What it lists instead are install-time entries in the app's manifest, granted quietly at install. Across our apps those are:

Full network access and view network connections — how an app reaches Google Play's billing service, and your own Chromecast on your home network while you are casting.
Google Play licence check — how Play tells an app whether your one-time Pro unlock is owned. That exchange is between your device and Google; we operate no server and receive nothing from it.
Control vibration — the haptic taps, in the apps that have them.
Other — an app-private entry that Android's own support libraries add so that only the app can reach its own internal components. It is a hardening measure, and grants no access to your device or your data.

None of these read, collect or transmit anything personal. Each app's own policy lists exactly which ones it carries and why.

Changes

If anything material changes, it appears on this page with a new date.

Contact

Questions about any of this: [email protected].

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