Privacy Policy for To-Do List Lite


Effective Date: 09.09.2025

To-Do List Lite respects your privacy. This app does not collect, store, or share any personal data.

Information Collection

  • The app does not require any sign-up or login.

  • All tasks you create are stored only on your device.

  • No data is transmitted to external servers.

Permissions

  • The app does not request sensitive permissions.

  • It only uses basic functionality needed to display and save your tasks locally.

Third-Party Services

  • The app does not use third-party analytics, ads, or tracking tools.

Children’s Privacy

This app can be safely used by all age groups as no data is collected.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

If any changes are made in future updates, they will be reflected here.

Contact

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the developer at:
Email: retrosouldev@gmail.com

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