Privacy Policy for Morse Code

Automatically collected data

The Morse Code application itself does not collect any personal data. However, it uses a third-party library called Microsoft AppCenter.Crashes that is used for the crash reporting. In case that the app crashes or an error occurs, an error report is sent through the Internet using this library. The report contains only non-personal information necessary to fix the error:

• description of the error (error message), and information, which part of the code caused it,
• Windows version and the Morse Code app version,
• PC manufacturer and model,
• active language and country,
• screen size,
• installation ID - this is used by AppCenter to differentiate if multiple crashes happened on the same device or on different ones. AppCenter does not use a permanent identifier. Each time you install the Morse Code app, a new identifier is assigned. If you want to reset this identifier, you can also delete app data for the Morse Code when you view the app properties in Windows.
• You can find the full technical description of the information transmitted in crash reports in the AppCenter documentation (only chapters "Common data" and "Diagnostics" are relevant; you can ignore the chapters for other AppCenter services as these are not present in this app).

The data in the crash reports will be used solely for purpose of fixing errors. As you can see, no personal data and no sensitive data are transmitted (specifically, the crash reports never contain texts that you are translating in the app, nor other texts entered by you). The crash reports are deleted automatically after 28 days. No other data besides the crash reports are collected.

In case any questions, please contact me on e-mail pavel.holecek.4@gmail.com.

Permissions

The application can use several permissions. Here is the list of the permissions and with the description how are they used:

• Flashlight – When you choose to transmit the translated text using the flashlight, the flashlight is accessed. This is relevant only for tablets with a flashlight. If you run the app on your PC, this function is hidden (as PCs do not have a camera with flashlight).
• Vibrations – Similarly, when you choose to transmit the translated text using vibrations, the vibration device in your tablet is accessed. This is again relevant only for tablets and this function is not present if you run the application on PC.
• Storage – The application can save data on the disk to to store the settings and also to save temporary data when a Morse should be played using the phone speaker.
• Internet – Internet is used for crash reporting.

Where can I download the application

• Windows 10, or newer: Download Morse Code application from Microsoft Store.
• Tip: The application has also a version for Android. You can find it in the Google Play Store (recommended), or if you have a Huawei device, you can download it also from Huawei AppGallery.