Privacy Policy

Akwad — Egyptian Mobile Codes · Last updated: 13 September 2026

Summary

The app itself collects no personal data, has no sign-in, and does not read your contacts, messages, call log, or location. Google services used inside the app — AdMob ads and the card-number reader — automatically collect limited technical data, described below.

Data stored only on your device

• Favourite codes, recently used codes, and usage counts.
• Your selected networks and appearance setting.
• A cached copy of the codes file — so the app works offline.

This data is never transmitted. Uninstalling the app permanently removes it.

Dialling

Tapping a code opens your phone's dialler with the code pre-filled. The app does not place calls itself and does not request the call permission — you press the call button.

Picking a number from contacts

The contacts button opens your phone's contacts app, which gives the app only the number you pick. The app has no contacts permission, does not read your contact list, and does not send the number anywhere.

Scanning a recharge card

The camera button opens Google's document scanner, which runs the camera itself. The card number is read on your device; the image is not stored or transmitted.

The Google tool used (Google ML Kit) collects technical information — device model, OS version, app version, performance metrics, and a per-installation identifier — for diagnostics and service improvement. It is encrypted in transit and not shared with third parties.

Advertising

The app shows ads through Google AdMob. The ads SDK automatically collects and shares with Google: your IP address (which may be used to estimate approximate location), interactions with the app and ads, diagnostic information, and the device advertising ID — for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention, subject to Google's Privacy Policy. In the EEA and UK your consent is requested first. You can reset or delete your advertising ID in Settings → Google → Ads.

Rating the app

The in-app rating prompt is provided by Google Play; any rating you leave goes directly to Google. The app does not see it.

Reporting a wrong code

"Report" opens a Google Form in your browser with the code name filled in. Nothing is sent unless you press Submit yourself; the note field is optional.

Network access

The app checks GitHub and jsDelivr for an updated codes file. No information about you is sent beyond what any website receives (such as your IP address).

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their data.

Contact

devahmed1982.ar@gmail.com