IntrusionGuard Privacy Policy
Information We Collect
IntrusionGuard may collect and process the following information when protection or testing is active:
- License email address used to activate the app.
- Alert destination email address chosen by the user.
- Device model and device identifier used for license control and anti-abuse checks.
- Approximate or precise location coordinates at the time of an alert.
- Front-camera photo captured at the time of an alert.
- Time and basic event details related to the lock-screen security event.
How The App Uses Camera And Location
The camera and location permissions are used to create an alert after an incorrect lock-screen unlock attempt or when the user manually runs a test. The app does not use these permissions for advertising or unrelated tracking.
Device Administrator Permission
IntrusionGuard requests Android Device Administrator permission so it can detect failed lock-screen password or PIN attempts. The app does not use this permission to erase the device, change the password, or control other apps.
How Alerts Are Sent
When an alert is triggered, the app sends the alert details to NSS LTD servers. NSS LTD servers then send the alert email through an email delivery provider. The Resend API key is stored on the server, not inside the app.
License And Extension Requests
The app checks license status with NSS LTD servers. If a user requests an extension, the request may include the license email, device identifier, device model, current expiry date, and request time. Extensions are reviewed manually and are not approved automatically.
Data Sharing
We do not sell personal data. Alert data is shared only as needed to deliver the alert email, operate the license system, maintain the service, comply with law, or protect against abuse.
Data Retention
Alert emails are delivered to the destination email account selected by the user. NSS LTD may keep limited server logs and license records for security, troubleshooting, and license management. Users may request deletion of license or extension request records where legally and technically possible.
User Control
Users can disable protection by removing Device Administrator permission, uninstalling the app, or requesting license deactivation. Users can also change the alert destination email inside the app.
Children
IntrusionGuard is not intended for children under 13. The app should be installed and configured only by the device owner or a person authorized to manage that device.
Security
The app stores configuration on the device using Android encrypted storage. Server-side license and email functions are protected by server-side checks, but no system can be guaranteed completely secure.
Contact
For privacy, license, or deletion requests, contact: