Privacy Policy for Ziga Player

Ziga Player (“the App”) is an offline music player designed to play audio files stored locally on your device.
We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information.
This Privacy Policy explains what data the App accesses and how it is used.

2. No Personal Data Collection

Ziga Player does not collect, store, process, or share any personal data.
The App works completely offline and does not connect to any server.

We do NOT collect:

  • Name

  • Email

  • Phone number

  • Contacts

  • Location

  • IP address

  • Device identifiers

  • Analytics or usage statistics

  • Uploaded files

No information is transmitted outside your device.

3. Permissions We Use

READ_MEDIA_AUDIO (Android 13+)

Used solely to read audio files stored on your device, so the App can display them and play them.

READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE (Android 12 and below)

Used only to access MP3 files inside your internal storage.

These permissions are required only for scanning and playing your music.
The App does not upload or share any files or metadata.

4. Local Processing Only

All music files, album art, equalizer settings and playback data stay on your device.
Nothing is sent to external servers.
Ziga Player does not back up or sync your data.

5. Third-Party Sharing

Ziga Player does not share any information with:

  • Third-party companies

  • Advertisers

  • Analytics services

  • Social networks

  • Cloud services

We do not use ads or analytics libraries.

6. Children’s Privacy

Ziga Player does not collect any personal data and can be used safely by all age groups.
We do not knowingly collect information from children.

7. Security

Since no data is collected or transmitted, there is no risk of data leakage or misuse.
All files remain on your device under your full control.

8. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy over time.
Any changes will be published on this page with a new “Last Updated” date.

9. Contact

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, you can contact the developer at:

Developer: RetroSoulDev

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