AllShot Privacy Policy
Effective date: October 22, 2026
Publisher: Digital Dig
Privacy and support contact: digitaldigstudio@gmail.com
1. What AllShot does
AllShot combines people from two photographs captured on your Android phone. Photo processing, subject selection and editing run on the phone using bundled software and models. An in-app account is not required. AllShot has no in-app advertising. Digital Dig does not operate an app analytics service. Local diagnostics from bundled libraries are described below.
2. Photos and local processing
AllShot uses your camera captures, selections, masks and editing settings to prepare the photo you request. Original captures and a recoverable editing draft can be kept in the app's private storage. The draft can include camera capture metadata, such as exposure or focus values when available, and the selections needed to resume editing. Working images and masks are also held in memory or private app storage during processing.
The Android app does not request INTERNET or ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission. It does not automatically upload your photos, masks, drafts or processing results to Digital Dig or a cloud photo-processing service. We do not operate an in-app photo-upload or analytics service. Bundled libraries, including MediaPipe, can generate and queue local performance and usage diagnostics in the app's private storage. This is separate from the recoverable photo draft. The current library transport uses direct HTTP connections under AllShot's app identity. Its ordinary network delivery is blocked because this build declares no Internet or network-state permission. Digital Dig does not receive those local diagnostics through an app service. They can be removed with the app's private data by clearing storage or uninstalling. This disclosure does not claim that bundled libraries perform no local logging.
This describes AllShot's app behavior; it does not make a guarantee about separate Android, Google Play, device-manufacturer or other-app services described below.
3. Permissions and the floating shortcut
Camera: used to take the two photographs in guided AllShot mode. The manufacturer's normal camera is a separate app with its own permissions and privacy practices.
Appear on top / display over other apps: optional access for the All Shot shortcut. If enabled, the shortcut can remain visible over Home and other apps, including after leaving the phone camera. You can end the session from its notification, choose Close AllShot, or remove AllShot from Recents. It is stopped while using guided capture and if overlay access is revoked. Android may hide overlays over protected system screens. The shortcut does not read another app's screen, record its camera view, or read app-use history. AllShot does not request Usage Access or accessibility-service access.
Notifications and foreground service: a quiet session notification supports the floating shortcut and provides an End session action. Notification permission is optional on Android versions that offer it. Android can display its own camera, privacy or active-app notices independently.
Storage on Android 9 and earlier: write access to shared storage is requested to save finished photos in Pictures/AllShot. On newer Android versions, AllShot saves through Android's photo-storage APIs without requesting broad photo-library access. AllShot does not request location or microphone access.
4. Saving, retention and deletion
An unfinished editing session can remain in private app storage so you can return to it. Retaking or starting again replaces or clears the relevant working session. You can remove AllShot's local private data by clearing its storage in Android Settings or uninstalling it, under Android's storage rules. App backup is disabled in AllShot's Android manifest.
Saved JPEGs are written to Pictures/AllShot in your photo gallery. They remain after AllShot is uninstalled until you delete them through your gallery or file manager. Copies you export, share or back up can also remain outside AllShot. Your gallery, cloud-backup service, device-transfer tool or chosen sharing app may handle those copies under its own settings and policies.
5. Sharing and private test builds
Sharing a finished photo opens Android's chooser so you select the receiving app. AllShot grants that app access to the photo you choose to share. The receiving app's handling is governed by its own privacy practices.
Some private debug or sideload test builds include an optional Save test photos action. Only when you choose it, Android asks where to save a ZIP that can contain original captures, working images, masks, editing metadata, capture diagnostics and a merged photo. Saving that ZIP does not send it to Digital Dig. You decide whether to share it. This diagnostic export is disabled in the production release configuration and is not a feature promised in the public app.
6. Support messages
Email support opens an email draft addressed to digitaldigstudio@gmail.com in an app you choose. It does not send a message or attach a photo automatically. If you send a message, Digital Dig receives your email address, message and any attachments you choose to include. We use that information to respond, investigate the issue you report and handle related follow-up. Include only information you want to share; a photo is not required to ask a question.
Support correspondence may be retained for the conversation and related support records. You can request deletion by emailing the same address. Your email provider and Digital Dig's email provider also process messages under their own policies, including their storage and backup practices.
7. Google Play, Android and external websites
Google Play handles any app-store purchase, payment, refund, account or store-related information under Google's terms and privacy policy. AllShot does not request your payment-card details or provide an in-app payment form. Google Play, Android or your device manufacturer may separately process installation, security, diagnostic or crash information according to their services and your settings. Those platform services are separate from AllShot's local photo-processing features.
Opening a public AllShot website or privacy page uses your browser. The website's hosting provider may receive ordinary web-request information, such as an IP address and browser details, under its own logging and privacy practices. The app's lack of Internet permission does not apply to your browser, email provider or another app you choose to use.
8. Questions and policy changes
For privacy questions, support or a request about a message you sent us, contact Digital Dig at digitaldigstudio@gmail.com. Material changes to this policy will be reflected in its effective date and the policy supplied with the app or published on its website.