Privacy Policy(개인정보처리방침)

Privacy Policy for Function Calculator

Developer: 마종진

Last Updated: 2025.10.23


1. Personal Information Collection
- This app Function Calculator  does not directly collect any personal information for its core functionality.
- However, through our use of Google AdMob advertising services, the following information may be collected:
  * Advertising ID
  * Device information
  * Approximate location data
  * Service usage records

2. Purpose of Data Collection and Use
- Improving app performance and error analysis
- Providing personalized advertisements
- Analyzing service usage statistics
- Enhancing user experience

3. Data Retention and Usage Period
- Data will be retained for the duration of app usage until the user deletes the app or ceases to use it

4. User Rights
- Users may opt out of data collection at any time by uninstalling the app
- For privacy-related inquiries, please contact: masshunter910@gmail.com

5. Third-Party Data Sharing
- Google AdMob: For advertising service purposes
- Google Firebase: For app analytics and performance improvement

6. Changes to Privacy Policy
- Any changes to this policy will be notified through app updates

7. Security
- We implement appropriate technical measures to protect your information
- However, please note that no method of electronic storage is 100% secure

8. Children's Privacy
- Our app is not intended for children under 13 years of age
- We do not knowingly collect personal information from children

9. Contact Us
- For any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy, please contact:
  * Email: masshunter910@gmail.com
  

 


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