Shake: Privacy Policy

The app's sole purpose is to server the customer, meaning, to enable the customer to activate various actions in his device by shaking the device. All the data revealed to the app is only to accomplish this purpose. No data is used for other purposes.

To complete it's purpose, the app can:

Device & app history

• retrieve running apps

Contacts

• read your contacts

Phone

• directly call phone numbers
• read phone status and identity

Camera

• take pictures and videos

Wi-Fi connection information

• view Wi-Fi connections

Device ID & call information

• read phone status and identity

Other

• view network connections
• pair with Bluetooth devices
• access Bluetooth settings
• change network connectivity
• connect and disconnect from Wi-Fi
• expand/collapse status bar
• control flashlight
• full network access
• change your audio settings
• run at startup
• control vibration
• prevent device from sleeping
• modify system settings

The app has no interest in, and is morally opposed to, selling or otherwise abuse of any customer data.

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