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Privacy Policy & App Related Query

Why does this app asks for SDCard/Storage Permission?

App ask for storage or SDcard permission so that, the app uses your data only once ,not many times over. Because, after first launch of this app it does require some information to download so that it function properly. Now do you want to spend your data everytime you read or see a page or screen? Of course not, that\'s why app asks for sdcard or storage permission. In this case application will download information and save it to your storage or sdcard, so that it doesn’t have to download same thing second time.

Why does this app has so many ads?

Ads are shown, so that Your hard earned money stays in your pocket. You’ve surely seen those paid apps around and you have to buy them to use them. You can find those apps in the ‘Top Paid’ section of Google Play. Those apps have no ads whatsoever. Because they get their money through your wallet. Making an app is no easy task. It takes significant amount of cost, time and effort to make those. And the reason you can get those apps for free, is because we show you advertisements in our apps. We admit that sometimes ads can be annoying and disturbing, but if it weren’t for those ads, you would have to pay for those applications. The ads allows the app developers to have something in return for their efforts and hardwork. It also enables them to carry out their work to further stage, making upgrades, on the existing apps as well as creating new apps now and then. To continue developing free apps for all of us we hope you will endure this little annoyance. Thank you.

App keep asking for a review or rate us, what’s that all about?

So that the app makers can work on new and better apps. When you’re rating an app with 5 stars, please be sure to give us any suggestion if it comes to your mind.

Sometimes i see youtube, facebook videos, pages or websites even though the app is not for youtube or websites, why is that?

These are also kinds of ads. But they are put in such a way that you wouldn’t be annoyed or disturbed. Meaning, they won’t come in front of you all of a sudden.

I want to promote my brands like youtube channel, facebook page in your app, what do i have to do?

Send us an E-mail with “Want to promote my business” in the subject box.
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I want build an app like yours one, what do i have to do?

Send us an E-mail with “Want to make an app like yours” in the subject box.
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Privacy Policy

Adding a privacy policy to your app's store listing helps provide transparency about how you treat sensitive user and device data.
The privacy policy must, together with any in-app disclosures, comprehensively disclose how your app collects, uses and shares user data, including the types of parties with whom it’s shared. Google is unable to provide you with legal advice and you should consult your own legal representative.

For apps that request access to sensitive permissions or data (as defined in the user data policies): You must link to a privacy policy on your app's store listing page and within your app. Make sure your privacy policy is available on an active URL, applies to your app, and specifically covers user privacy.
For apps in the Designed for Families program: You must link to a privacy policy on your app's store listing page and within your app, regardless of your app's access to sensitive permissions or data. Make sure your privacy policy is available on an active URL, applies to your app, and specifically covers user privacy.
For other apps: You're not required to post a privacy policy.

Add a privacy policy to your store listing

Go to your Play Console.
Select an app.
Select Store presence > Store listing.
Under "Privacy Policy," enter the URL where you have the privacy policy hosted online.
Save your changes..

What a basic privacy policy should say

At a minimum, your privacy policy should answer the three questions below. You can also consider addressing additional topics, such as your information security practices, how users can change or delete their data, and how long you retain users' data.
Remember, your policy needs to accurately describe your specific Action, so not everything in this guide may be applicable and you may need to disclose practices not described here. If you handle information outside of the Google Assistant, such as through an app or website, your policy should consider all the ways the user could interact with your service and disclose the collection, use, and sharing for those interactions.

What information do you collect?
In your policy you should disclose all the information your Action collects. This includes information that you may collect automatically, such as server and HTTP logs, data transmitted by the Actions on Google API to you, and usage information. This also includes information that you get from the user, either directly or via the permissions API. You should also disclose whether you collect any persistent identifiers (like the Google ID).
How do you use the information?
In your policy, you should disclose how you use the information you collect. For example, you may use the information to provide certains services to users, to recognize them the next time they use your Action, or to send them promotional emails.
What information do you share?
In your policy, you should disclose the circumstances when you share information. For example, you may share information with third parties as part of the service (like a restaurant reservation Action), with other users (like a social network or forum), with marketing partners, or with service providers that assist with your service (like hosting companies or technology platforms).

Where to host your privacy policy

You can host your privacy policy with any publicly accessible URL, such as a Google Site, public Google Doc or hosted PDF (i.e. http://mysite.com/my-privacy-policy.pdf).

Use Google Sites for a Privacy Policy

Go to Google Sites and create a new site.
Fill in your action's name, the title of the page, and text of your privacy policy. You can also adjust the theme and colors by selecting the Themes tab in the upper right corner.
Click Publish and give your site a name.
Copy and paste your site's URL in the Privacy Policy field when you register your action.

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Last updated July 17, 2018.

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41 Profound Bollywood Dialogues That Are Basically Every Millennial’s Cheat Sheet To Life

If you're an Indian, it is safe to say that you've grown up with Bollywood and all that drama that comes with it. You probably even have a movie dialogue to throw around for every situation. Whether it is SRK's Rahul or Kareena's Poo, there is no denying the fact that half our childhood memories come from Bollywood.

Now, Bollywood might be a little over the top at times but the kind of dialogues it has given us over the years have impacted us and guided us on our worst days. Some of these dialogues have so much depth in them that they stay with us long after the movie is over.

For all the millennials who have grown up with Bollywood, here are some profound dialogues that can basically be your cheat sheet to a good life.