Privacy policy.

This page explains the privacy topics relevant to the deSHILLER website and its original-content apps for Android mobile and Android TV. Website activity, app activity and activity on third-party platforms are distinct and may be subject to different notices.

Draft status: this is an expanded privacy information draft, not a complete or approved statement of actual processing. The legal entity, verified privacy contact, app-specific data inventory, service providers and retention arrangements have not been supplied. The categories below describe what must be addressed; they do not claim that every app collects these types of information.

01 / Who is responsible

deSHILLER is the production-house brand presented on this website. The final notice must identify the legal entity responsible for the relevant processing, its contact details and any representative or privacy officer where required. A brand name alone does not establish the legal identity of the data controller.

02 / Scope of this notice

The website introduces a collection of original documentary and audio apps. Individual apps may have different features, account arrangements, permissions or purchase options. Check the privacy notice attached to the exact app you install rather than assuming that one app’s practices apply to the entire collection.

When you follow a link to Google Play or another external service, that service operates under its own terms and privacy information. Collection links currently lead to searches; verify the developer and listing before relying on an app-specific notice.

03 / Information you choose to provide

If an app offers account creation or a verified support channel receives an enquiry, the relevant notice should explain what information is requested and which fields are necessary. Possible examples include an account email, the text of a support message or details needed to investigate a playback issue; their use by deSHILLER has not been confirmed.

This website has no active contact or deletion submission channel. Do not enter or send personal information through an unverified form or address. For an initial support enquiry, avoid passwords, payment card details, identity documents and unrelated sensitive information.

04 / Device, usage and diagnostic information

A complete app notice must state whether technical or usage information is processed, such as device type, operating system, app version, network information, playback events or crash reports. It must also explain whether identifiers are used and whether activity is linked to an account.

These examples are disclosure topics, not a statement that such collection occurs. Actual website hosting logs and any app analytics or diagnostic tools need to be reviewed before their operation, purposes and retention can be accurately described.

05 / Permissions and local storage

Android permissions and local app storage should be explained in the relevant app notice and at the point of use where appropriate. A permission displayed by the operating system does not, by itself, tell you whether information is transmitted to a server or stays on your device.

You can review available app permissions in your device settings. Turning off a permission may affect a feature that depends on it. No specific permission requirement, download feature or storage behaviour is confirmed by this website.

06 / Purposes and legal grounds

The final policy must connect each actual data category to a specific purpose and, where required, a legal basis. Depending on the verified service and applicable law, these might concern delivering a requested feature, addressing a support issue, maintaining security or complying with a legal obligation.

Consent, contractual necessity and legitimate interests are not interchangeable labels. Any reliance on them must reflect the real processing, and any consent-based feature must explain the relevant choices and how consent can be withdrawn.

07 / Cookies and similar technologies

The final website and app disclosures must identify any cookies, browser storage, software identifiers or comparable technologies actually used, together with their purpose and duration. Whether optional analytics, advertising or consent controls are needed remains to be verified.

This draft does not assert that the website is cookie-free, that tracking occurs, or that a particular preference control is available. Browser and device settings may provide their own storage controls, but those controls do not necessarily remove information held by a service.

08 / Service providers and disclosures

Any actual sharing with hosting, content delivery, support, analytics, payment or other providers must be described accurately. The final notice should distinguish providers acting on instructions from third parties determining their own processing purposes, and explain any legally required disclosures.

No provider list, advertising arrangement, sale of information or no-sharing promise has been confirmed. Visiting Google Play is a separate interaction with Google and should be reviewed against that platform’s own privacy information.

09 / International processing

If personal information is accessed or stored outside the jurisdiction where it was collected, the final notice must describe the relevant international processing and any safeguards required by applicable law. No hosting location, transfer destination or transfer mechanism is established by this draft.

10 / Retention and security

Retention should be stated for each meaningful category of information, using a period or a clear criterion tied to its purpose. Account records, support correspondence, diagnostic events, transaction records and backups may need different treatment if they exist.

Security measures must likewise reflect the actual service. This page does not promise a particular encryption arrangement, backup schedule or deletion deadline. No online service can guarantee absolute security; avoid sharing information beyond what a verified process requires.

11 / Your choices and privacy rights

Depending on your location and the processing involved, you may have rights to access, correct, erase or obtain a copy of personal information, restrict processing, object to certain uses or withdraw consent. These rights can have conditions and exceptions, and not every right applies to every circumstance.

You may also have the right to complain to a competent privacy authority. The final policy must identify how to submit a request, how identity is checked and the applicable response requirements. Visit Delete my data for the present deletion-channel status.

12 / Children and younger audiences

Subject matter alone does not establish an app’s intended age group. The final notice must confirm the intended audience of each app and describe any age-related restrictions or safeguards that apply. This draft does not claim that children’s data is collected, that every app is suitable for children or that a particular age threshold has been adopted.

13 / Updates and privacy contact

An approved policy should carry its effective date and explain how material changes are communicated where required. No effective date is assigned to this draft. Verified privacy contact details and complete app-specific disclosures remain to be supplied; see Contact us for current contact guidance.