Loopmark Privacy Policy

Updated 20 October 2026. This policy describes the Android 0.1.2 preview published by Bhuman. The app is being prepared for release; advertising approval and public installation are separate steps.

Your crochet records

Project and part names, rows, notes, selected photos, undo history, language, and appearance stay in local app storage. We do not send these records to an advertising service or a Loopmark server. There is no account or cloud sync. Selected photos are resized to JPEG and copied into app-owned storage. Android system backup is disabled.

Optional advertising

The Android app uses Google AdMob (Google Mobile Ads SDK and User Messaging Platform). Ads are limited to the project list. Before enabling ads, the app asks for a local age-group choice. It makes no ad requests for an unknown age group, an under-18 choice, or when ads are off. The age-group and ads-off choices stay on this device and are excluded from project backups. No date of birth is requested.

For users who choose 18 or older, the app checks Google's consent eligibility and presents required privacy choices before initializing advertising. It requests non-personalized ads. This does not mean advertising is free of data collection: Google's SDK may collect and share IP address (including an approximate location inferred from it), device and account identifiers such as advertising ID and app set ID, app/ad interactions, and diagnostic information. Google uses these for advertising, measurement, security, and fraud prevention. The SDK encrypts this data in transit using TLS. We add no Firebase Analytics or other separate analytics SDK.

See Google's advertising data explanation and Google's Privacy Policy for Google's processing, retention, and rights. No third-party mediation adapters are added. Where applicable, Google's privacy form identifies the advertising partners and choices.

Change your choices

Open Settings & backup → Ads & privacy. You can turn ads off, change the age-group choice, or reopen advertising privacy choices when Google's consent system requires that entry point. Turning ads off removes the banner and stops new ad requests; requests already in progress may finish. All recording and backup functions remain available. Turning ads off or uninstalling does not delete data already received by Google. Use Google's privacy controls and the device's advertising-ID controls for provider-held data.

Files you choose to export

A backup contains projects, notes, photo bytes, and undo history, but not advertising preferences or Google's consent state. You choose where to save or share it. Selected apps and services handle their copies under their own policies. Keep the file private if it contains personal material.

Deletion and restoration

Delete projects in Settings. A previous local snapshot may retain a removed photo until the next successful change cleans unreferenced photos; a storage error can delay cleanup. A pre-restore safety copy stays locally and is replaced on the next restore. Clearing app storage or uninstalling removes the local records, preferences, and local consent state. Files exported elsewhere remain at the destinations you chose and must be deleted separately. We operate no server holding your crochet records.

This website and support

This website adds no analytics tag or advertising SDK. Vercel processes technical network requests to deliver it; that is separate from app record storage. There is no support form. Publisher: Bhuman. Contact azang0506@gmail.com for app or privacy support. This opens your email app. Email providers handle messages you choose to send; the app does not automatically attach records or photos.