Markeloff Apps Studio

This page explains how to delete your account in SnapScan: Doc Scan & OCR, the Android app published by Markeloff Apps Studio, and what happens to your data. Do you have an account? Only if you signed in with Google to use Save to Google Drive or Back up to Google Drive. SnapScan works without an account, and if you never signed in there is nothing to delete. Option 1: Delete your account in the app Open SnapScan and go to Settings. Under Storage, tap Delete account. The option appears while you're signed in with Google. Read the message and tap Delete. If Google asks you to choose your account again, pick the same account to confirm. When it's done you'll see "Account and backup deleted" and you'll be signed out. Option 2: Ask us to delete it If you no longer have the app, email jarvisbeta0608@gmail.com from the Google address you signed in with, with the subject "SnapScan account deletion". We'll delete your account within 30 days and repl...

This policy explains how the SnapScan: Doc Scan & OCR app for Android ("SnapScan", "the app") handles information. SnapScan is published by Markeloff Apps Studio ("we", "us"). If you have any questions, contact us at jarvisbeta0608@gmail.com . 1. Information that stays on your device SnapScan's core features run entirely on your phone: Camera images and imported photos. Edge detection, cropping, perspective correction, filters and PDF or image creation all happen on the device. Images are not uploaded to us. They leave the phone only if you save or back them up to your own Google Drive. Saved documents. Your scans, folders and document names are stored in SnapScan's private app storage, which other apps can't read. The app opts out of Android's automatic backup, so they are not copied to your Google account unless you choose Save to Google Drive or Back up to Google Drive. Text recognition (OCR). Reading text from a page us...