AirMedic Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how AirMedic handles information when you use the Android app. AirMedic is an independent consumer-audio troubleshooting app. It is designed to help users narrow the next best support step for headphones, earbuds, and similar audio devices.

Last updated: June 25, 2026

1. Overview

AirMedic does not require account registration before use. The app is designed around guided troubleshooting, product selection, and result pages that help users review possible causes, safe next steps, and situations where they should stop repeating the same action.

This policy reflects the current app structure reviewed on June 25, 2026. If the app later adds new features that change data handling, this page and the related Google Play disclosures will be updated accordingly.

2. Information AirMedic currently handles

No required account details AirMedic does not require your name, phone number, postal address, or direct account sign-in just to use the core app flow.

Local app preferences The app stores a selected language preference locally on your device so your preferred language can be remembered between sessions.

Local translation cache If translation resources are used, the app can store translated text files locally on the device to avoid rebuilding the same content repeatedly.

Device-side troubleshooting context Product selection and guided answers are used inside the app flow to generate result pages. This context is part of app functionality rather than a public user profile.

3. Information AirMedic does not intentionally request as core input

Based on the current app build reviewed for this policy, AirMedic is not designed to require the following as part of its core use flow:

Account registration data for basic use
Precise location data
Contacts, photos, or microphone recordings as a required first-run permission
Payment information
Health records or medical information

AirMedic is for consumer audio devices, not for medical diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support.

4. How information is used

AirMedic currently uses app information for limited functional purposes such as:

Displaying the correct product and troubleshooting flow inside the app
Remembering your selected language preference on the device
Preparing or caching translation resources needed for the selected app language
Improving continuity of the in-app troubleshooting experience

The current structure reviewed for this policy does not rely on a user account system or a dedicated cloud profile to provide the core troubleshooting flow.

5. Network access and translation resources

The current app includes translation-related functionality. If a language feature requires a translation model or related resource that is not already available on the device, the app may use network access to obtain that resource. The downloaded resource is used to support app language handling and troubleshooting presentation.

AirMedic may also store translation output locally on the device after it is generated, so the same content does not need to be rebuilt every time.

6. Data sharing

AirMedic does not state that it sells personal information. Based on the current build reviewed for this policy, the app is not presented as a social platform and is not built around public user profiles.

If you leave the app through external support links, the destination website or service will operate under its own terms and privacy practices.

7. Third-party services

AirMedic may interact with third-party platforms or components in limited ways, including:

Google Play, for app distribution, listing, updates, and store-related infrastructure
Google ML Kit or related Google-provided translation components, when language resources are needed
External brand support pages, if the app directs users to official support resources

Third-party providers may have their own privacy policies and operational practices. Users should review those policies when interacting with third-party services outside AirMedic itself.

8. Future AdMob advertising notice

AirMedic plans to add Google AdMob advertising in a future release. AdMob is not described here as a confirmed active feature of the current reviewed build; however, this future integration is being disclosed in advance because it is part of the planned product roadmap.

If AdMob is added in a later version, AirMedic will update this Privacy Policy and the Google Play Data safety disclosures before or when that release becomes available. Depending on the final ad configuration, ad-related processing may involve device identifiers, diagnostics, approximate location signals, or similar advertising and measurement data handled under Google's own service policies and device-level settings.

Future AdMob integration will require this policy to be updated again to reflect the final live implementation details at the time of release.

9. Data retention

Local preferences and translation cache files may remain on the device unless they are removed by the app, cleared through system controls, or deleted when the app is uninstalled.

If future versions of AirMedic introduce additional storage, backup, synchronization, analytics, or advertising features, the retention section of this policy will be updated to reflect those changes.

10. Security

AirMedic aims to limit data handling to what is needed for app functionality. No security method can guarantee absolute protection, but the app is intended to reduce unnecessary collection and avoid requesting unrelated information for core troubleshooting use.

11. Children's privacy

AirMedic is not specifically directed to children under 13. If future releases introduce features that materially change the intended audience or data practices, this policy will be updated.

12. Changes to this policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect product changes, legal requirements, store policy requirements, or third-party service changes. The most recent version should be treated as the current public policy for the AirMedic app.