Anti-Screen-Lock Browser is a general-purpose web browser whose main feature is keeping the screen on while you browse. The publisher does not receive your browsing data, and the app does not upload personal data to an operator-owned backend. There is no analytics or advertising SDK, no SDK that reports browsing activity to the publisher, and no operator browsing-data server. The app does not read your device advertising ID.
AD_ID permission is removed).Like any web browser, the app stores some data only on your device so pages work and you can continue where you left off. This data is never sent to us:
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utm_* parameters, are retained; never uploaded to the publisher; removed by Clear browsing data).fbclid and utm_* parameters, are retained).
Bookmarks remain until you delete them individually,
clear the app's storage, or uninstall; Clear browsing data intentionally does not delete them.To support keep-awake, dimming, and accessibility behavior, the app may read operational signals from Android, including battery capacity, remaining charge, current draw, charging, thermal status, ambient-light level, screen-interactive state, and whether an accessibility service is enabled. These signals are processed only in memory on your device and are not recorded or uploaded to the publisher. If the one-time screen-off guidance is triggered, only its pending or acknowledged state is stored as an app setting; no sensor, battery, accessibility, thermal, or screen-event history is stored.
When you explicitly start Reader View, the app reads text from the page already displayed in its WebView and creates a size-limited plain-text snapshot. That snapshot is held only in app memory while Reader View is open; it is not saved, logged, or transmitted by the app, and is discarded when Reader View closes, the page navigates, the tab is destroyed, or the app process ends.
App-managed data described above is excluded from Android cloud backup and device transfer. Android may separately restore a system-managed choice such as your selected app language. You can remove browser data from the app's menu using "Clear browsing data" (which clears cookies, WebView cache/history, site storage exposed by Android WebView's clearing APIs, your saved session, and per-site keep-awake preferences in the current profile; engine-managed caches remain subject to WebView platform capabilities). When incognito is active, this action clears the isolated incognito profile and deliberately preserves the normal profile. You can remove every profile and app setting by clearing the app's storage in Android Settings → Apps, or by uninstalling the app. Clear browsing data does not reset global app settings or bookmarks; clearing app storage or uninstalling removes all app-managed data.
This app is a browser: the content and behavior of the websites you choose to visit are controlled by those websites and their own privacy policies, not by us. Some websites include their own advertising or analytics (for example, a site's own advertising pixels). The browser lets those websites function normally — just like any other browser — but the app itself neither adds to nor collects from them.
Only when you deliberately use Android's share sheet does Android send the selected page or link URL to an app you choose. Only when you deliberately choose a file for a website upload does Android give that selected file to the destination website. The publisher does not receive a separate copy of either action.
Android System WebView may use its Safe Browsing feature to check potentially harmful pages under the platform or provider's own terms. The app does not receive those checks as analytics and adds no identifier. This policy website is delivered through Cloudflare, which necessarily processes ordinary web-request data such as IP address and request metadata under Cloudflare's terms. That hosting is separate from browsing in the app; the app has no operator-owned analytics or browsing-data backend.
If you arrived at a website through an advertisement link, that link may carry the advertiser's own
click parameters (such as fbclid or utm_*) in the web address. The app passes the
web address to the destination website so the website's own measurement works — the same as
opening the link in Chrome. The app adds no recipient beyond the destination website, sends no copy
to the app operator, keeps no operator-side record, and performs no attribution, analytics, or ad reporting
of its own. When the app later reopens a saved homepage, session, history entry, or bookmark, it
retains the complete valid URL and may therefore send the same click parameters to that destination website
again. This behavior is intentional and remains device-local until normal browser navigation sends the URL
to the selected website.
On an eligible cold start, until the one-time value is consumed, the app may read the Google Play install-referrer string (which may itself contain such a click parameter) to decide, on your device, which web address to open and, if supplied, to seed a device-stored homepage that you can change. This is read locally; the app does not upload it or store it on an operator-owned server.
This app is not directed to children.
We may update this policy; the "Effective date" above will reflect the latest version. Material changes will be posted at this URL.
The app publisher is the operator and data controller for any publisher-handled information described here. Questions or legal notices: admin@your-master.com. The publisher's verified identity will also be shown by Google Play when the app is distributed there.