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Privacy Policy – Morse Master Pro


Last updated: 01 December 2025

Morse Master Pro (“the App”) is developed and published by Dudekula Sai Mallesh (“the Developer”). This Privacy Policy explains how the App handles information when you download, install, and use it.termly+1​

1. Paid app and purchases

The App is a paid product on the Google Play Store. All payments and billing details (such as your Google account, payment method, and purchase history) are processed solely by Google Play, under Google’s own privacy policy and terms. The Developer does not receive or store your credit card number or full billing details.cookieyes+1​

2. Information the App does not collect

The App does not require you to create an account, log in, or provide your name, email address, phone number, or any other direct personal identifiers.
The App does not access your contacts, photos, media files, precise location, microphone, or SMS.freeprivacypolicy+1​

3. Information that may be processed

The App may process limited technical and usage information, for example:

  • Device model, operating system version, and basic diagnostics (e.g., crashes, performance metrics).

  • Anonymous usage events (e.g., which features are used, basic interaction patterns) to improve stability and functionality.termly+1​

Where such data is collected, it is either:

  • Processed locally on your device only, or

  • Collected in anonymized or aggregated form via third-party services that provide crash reporting or analytics.

This information is used solely to maintain and improve the App (bug fixing, performance tuning, and feature optimization).cookieyes+1​

4. Third-party services

The App may use third-party services such as:

  • Google Play services and Google Play Billing (for licensing and purchase validation).

  • Crash reporting or analytics tools, if enabled in the future, strictly for stability and performance monitoring.google+1​

These third parties may collect data as described in their own privacy policies. You should review their policies to understand how they process data.

5. Data sharing and retention

The Developer does not sell, rent, or trade your personal data. Data collected through third-party services is used only for:

  • Operating and improving the App.

  • Monitoring performance, crashes, and security.termly+1​

Data is retained only for as long as necessary to fulfill these purposes or as required by the third-party provider’s policies.

6. Children’s privacy

The App is not specifically directed at children under 13 years of age. It does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe that a child has provided personal data through the App, contact the Developer so that appropriate steps can be taken to remove such information.privacypolicies+1​

7. Your rights and choices

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights regarding access, correction, or deletion of personal data processed by third-party services used by the App. To exercise these rights, you may need to contact the relevant provider (for example, Google) directly, or contact the Developer using the information below.websitepolicies+1​

You can also uninstall the App at any time from your device, which stops all further processing by the App itself.

8. Security

Reasonable technical and organizational measures are used to help protect information processed by the App from unauthorized access, alteration, or disclosure. However, no method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and absolute security cannot be guaranteed.freeprivacypolicy+1​

9. Changes to this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in the App, legal requirements, or business practices. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page will be revised when changes are made. Continued use of the App after any update constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.termly+1​

10. Contact

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or how the App handles data, you can contact the Developer at:

  • Email: dudekulasaimallesh@gmail.com

  • Developer name: Dudekula Sai Mallesh


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