Kaydee Tech
This policy explains what the Asmaul Husna app ("the app", "we", "us") does with information. It covers
the Android app published under the application ID com.kaydeetech.android.asmaulhusna.
It is written to be read by a normal person, and it describes only what the app actually does — if you
find a discrepancy between this page and the app's behaviour, please tell us using the contact details
at the end and we will correct it.
The app has been rewritten, and the old and new versions handle information very differently. Both are described here so that the policy is accurate whichever version you have installed.
| Version | Network access | Third-party SDKs |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0 and later | None. The app does not request the Android INTERNET permission and therefore
cannot make network requests at all. |
None. |
| 1.0 – 1.9.3 | Yes, for Analytics and push notifications. | Google Analytics for Firebase, Firebase Cloud Messaging, Firebase Performance Monitoring, Google Play Billing. |
We recommend keeping the app updated. If you have version 1.x installed, updating to 2.0 or later stops the collection described in section 6 immediately.
In every version of the app, we do not collect, and have never collected:
We do not sell, rent or trade information to anyone, and we do not use it for advertising or profiling.
The app saves a small amount of data locally so that it works the way you left it. This never leaves your device and we cannot see it:
In version 2.0 and later this is stored using Android's DataStore mechanism inside the app's private storage area. Other apps on your device cannot read it. Android cloud backup and device-to-device transfer are explicitly disabled, so this data is not copied to Google's servers either.
The 99 names, their meanings, the supporting references, the calligraphy images and the audio recitations are bundled inside the app itself. In version 2.0 and later nothing is streamed or downloaded, which is one reason the app needs no internet access.
Some screens offer links — a lecture video on YouTube, or the app's own page on Google Play. The app hands that link to your browser or to the YouTube app; it does not open it itself. Once another app or website is open, the privacy policy of that app or site applies, not this one. The app does not tell those services who you are, and it does not pass them any information about you.
Version 2.0 and later requests only these:
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
POST_NOTIFICATIONS |
To show the playback notification with play/pause controls. Asked for the first time you play audio, and refusing it only removes those controls — audio still plays. |
FOREGROUND_SERVICE,
FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MEDIA_PLAYBACK |
To keep audio playing while you use another app or the screen is off. |
WAKE_LOCK |
To stop the device sleeping in the middle of a recitation. |
None of these permissions give the app access to personal information. Version 2.0 and later does not request location, storage, contacts, camera, microphone or internet access.
Version 1.x additionally requested internet access and network state (for Analytics and notifications), write access to shared storage (to save files on the device), and billing (for in-app purchase).
This section applies only if you have version 1.0 – 1.9.3 installed. It is kept here because the policy must describe the software that is or was actually published.
Version 1.x sent anonymous usage events to Google Analytics for Firebase, for example that a screen was opened or that a name was viewed. Google received, on our behalf, an app-instance identifier generated randomly by the SDK, together with technical information such as device model, operating-system version, app version, language and a coarse region derived from the IP address. We used this only to understand which parts of the app were used and to find problems.
We did not use this data to show advertising, to build advertising profiles, or to identify any individual. Google processes it under its own terms as our service provider; see Firebase Privacy and Security and Google's Privacy Policy.
Version 1.x could receive push notifications. For that, Google issued a device token that identified the installation to us so that a message could be delivered. The token was not linked to your name or account. You can stop notifications at any time in Android's settings for the app.
Version 1.x offered an optional in-app purchase. The transaction was handled entirely by Google Play. We received only whether a purchase was completed and its order status — never your card or bank details. Google's handling of payment data is governed by Google's own privacy policy.
Version 1.x reported technical timings and error rates so that crashes and slow screens could be diagnosed. This data was not linked to you as a person.
Like every developer on Google Play, we can see aggregated figures in the Play Console: installs and uninstalls, crash and ANR reports, ratings, and reviews you choose to write. These are reported to us as totals and trends, not as individual profiles, and the reviews show the display name you used. We use them to fix problems. Google's own handling of your Play account is covered by Google's privacy policy, not this one.
The app is suitable for all ages and is intended for a general audience. Version 2.0 and later collects no personal information from anyone, including children. Version 1.x collected only the anonymous technical data described in section 6 — no name, contact details or location — and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.
If you are in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or another region with data-protection law, you have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict and object to processing of your personal data, and to complain to your local supervisory authority. In practice, version 2.0 and later processes no personal data at all, and for version 1.x the only processing was the anonymous analytics and notification data described above, for which we relied on our legitimate interest in keeping the app working and understanding how it is used.
Version 2.0 and later does not transmit data, so there is no data in transit to protect, and its stored preferences sit in the app's private storage on your device. For version 1.x, all communication with Google's services used encrypted connections, and access to the analytics console is restricted to the developer. No system is perfectly secure, but the strongest protection here is simply that we hold almost nothing: there is no database of users to lose.
If a future version of the app starts doing something new with information — for example a support or donation feature that involves payment handling, or optional cloud backup of your bookmarks — we will update this page before that version is released, change the version number and effective date, and describe the change in the app's release notes. We will not quietly widen what we collect.
Questions, corrections or data-protection requests about this policy or the app:
Kaydee Tech
Email: kaydee.tech@gmail.com
Malaysia
We aim to reply within 30 days. Please include the app version from Android Settings → Apps → Asmaul Husna, as the answer differs between versions.