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1. Scope2. Information handled3. Local information, backups, and sharing4. Device authentication and service requests5. Third-party services6. Retention and deletion7. Contact

Pill Ontime Privacy Policy

1. Scope

This policy describes information handled by Pill Ontime when providing medication reminders, the medicine handbook, medicine-information recognition, purchases, and cloud backups.

2. Information handled

Depending on the features you use, the app may handle:

  • Medicine names, dosage, directions, stock, notes, medication schedules, and dose records that you enter.
  • Profile information that you choose to provide, and device details needed to operate the service, such as an installation identifier, platform, device model, operating-system version, and app version.
  • Text recognized from medicine packaging or leaflets. The recognized text is sent to the Pill Ontime service and forwarded to an AI service to produce medicine information. Recognition can be incomplete or incorrect; review the result before saving it.
  • Transaction information provided by the app store and submitted to the service for purchase or restore verification.
  • Banner-ad requests made through the Google Mobile Ads SDK.

3. Local information, backups, and sharing

Medicine details, schedules, and dose records are primarily stored on your device. If you use cloud backup, the app encrypts the backup archive with a password you set before uploading it. The service stores the encrypted backup and metadata such as its creation time and size. The same password is required to restore it.

The app creates PDF records on your device. If you use the system sharing feature, the app or recipient you choose handles the shared file.

4. Device authentication and service requests

Device authentication and a service account are used for backups, medicine recognition, and purchase-entitlement verification. Authentication requests may include an installation identifier, platform, device model, operating-system version, and app version. Backup, recognition, and purchase-verification requests include authentication credentials when needed.

5. Third-party services

Google Mobile Ads SDK is used to display banner ads. Medicine-recognition text is sent to an AI service to generate medicine information. In-app purchases are handled through the Apple or Google app store.

6. Retention and deletion

You can delete information stored on your device through app features. The app’s withdrawal flow attempts to delete the cloud backup and clear local app data.

7. Contact

For questions about information handling, contact support@wading.net.

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