QuickSweep1. Who we are and what this notice covers
QuickSweep: Phone Cleaner (package com.cloudsteel.quicksweep) is an Android utility provided by the QuickSweep team. This notice explains how information is handled in the app and on this website. Contact us at cloudsteelai@gmail.com. This policy describes the app’s actual functions; permissions and enabled service providers can vary by release, device, region and choices.
2. Files, photos and videos
With your permission, QuickSweep accesses shared storage, media metadata, file sizes, file paths, thumbnails and image hashes to identify large files, media and duplicate photos, and to carry out the cleanup you select. These scans and image comparisons are performed on your device. QuickSweep does not provide a cloud photo backup or upload your photo, video or other file contents to our own servers as part of these cleanup functions. Scan indexes, hashes and selections may be cached locally. Deleting files can be permanent; review your selection and keep backups.
3. Installed apps, device and network information
App management can read installed-app names, package identifiers, icons, versions, storage estimates and installation information. Optional usage access helps show usage statistics. Device tools read available system information such as Android version, model, battery condition, storage, memory and network state. Network tools measure device traffic counters; displayed values depend on current traffic and are not a guarantee of your internet connection’s maximum speed. Android may restrict what can be accessed or changed.
4. Notification access and reminders
If you separately enable notification access in Android settings, the notification-cleaning feature can read notification app identifiers, titles, text and timestamps and dismiss selected notifications. Notification-cleaner records are processed and stored locally for that feature; message bodies are not part of the app’s normal analytics events. Notification posting permission is separate from notification access. If allowed, QuickSweep can display reminders, a resident notification and push messages. Reminder delivery depends on app settings, permission, eligibility rules and Android restrictions.
5. Service data sent off the device
The app uses Google Firebase Remote Config to retrieve app settings, Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for push messaging and Firebase Analytics for usage measurement. These services can process app-instance or installation identifiers, an FCM registration token, app and device properties, language, approximate region, IP/network information, feature interactions and event metadata. Firebase Analytics can collect session and device information automatically. Event metadata can include feature categories, permission states and notification interaction statistics; it is different from the contents of your personal files. We use this information to operate features, understand reliability and usage, and improve the app.
6. Advertising and attribution
Some releases can enable advertising and attribution services, such as Google AdMob, TopOn and its configured mediation partners, Adjust and AppMetrica. When enabled, they can process advertising/app-instance identifiers, device and network information, ad impressions and clicks, installation/referral information, attribution events and revenue metadata for ad delivery, measurement and fraud prevention. Advertising and attribution services are active only when enabled for the app version you use. They are not enabled in the current production configuration. If these services are enabled in a later release, this notice and any required consent flow will be updated to reflect the actual setup. We do not claim that the presence of analytics makes all processing anonymous.
7. Permissions and your choices
Permissions are requested for relevant features. Depending on your Android version, these may include photos/media or all-files access for scanning and deletion; usage access and installed-package visibility for app management; notification access for notification cleaning; notification posting for reminders; and phone/device state access for device information. Internet, network/Wi-Fi state, foreground-service, scheduling and boot permissions support online settings, messaging, widgets and background functions. You can deny or revoke optional permissions in Android settings; the related feature may then be unavailable. Revoking notification access does not automatically revoke notification posting, or vice versa. Android’s advertising controls allow you to reset or delete the advertising ID where supported. Uninstalling stops the app and normally removes its private local data.
8. Why we process information
We process information to provide the tools you request, maintain the app, deliver permitted reminders, measure usage and reliability, prevent abuse, and respond to support requests. Where applicable, our legal bases include providing the service, legitimate interests in maintaining a secure and functional product, legal obligations, and consent where required for permissions, analytics or personalized advertising. An Android permission is not a substitute for any additional consent required by local law.
9. Sharing and third-party services
Service providers receive information needed for their enabled functions under their own terms and privacy practices. We may also disclose information where legally required, to protect users or the service, or as part of a business transfer subject to appropriate safeguards. We do not sell your personal files or notification contents. We do not treat this statement as a blanket claim that all advertising-related processing is exempt from “sharing” or similar definitions in every jurisdiction. Relevant provider information: Google Privacy Policy, Firebase Privacy and Security, Adjust Privacy Policy, AppMetrica Privacy Policy and TopOn Privacy Policy. Links do not imply every provider is enabled.
10. Retention, deletion and security
Local caches and preferences remain until cleared by the app, Android or you; uninstalling normally removes app-private data. Files you intentionally keep in shared storage remain there. Third-party analytics, configuration and messaging data follow the applicable provider’s retention and deletion mechanisms; we do not promise immediate deletion of all provider records when you uninstall. Support emails are kept as needed to resolve the request and meet legal obligations. We use reasonable access and transport safeguards, but no system can guarantee absolute security. Do not send passwords or unnecessary sensitive files to support.
11. Your privacy rights
Depending on your location, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, obtain a copy of or restrict processing of personal information, object to certain uses, withdraw consent, or complain to your data-protection authority. Contact cloudsteelai@gmail.com with the app version and a description of your request. We may need limited information to verify your request. We do not require you to send private photos or passwords. Some local data can only be managed on your device, and we may be unable to locate provider data from your email address alone. We will explain applicable options and limitations.
12. Children, international processing and updates
QuickSweep is not directed to children under 13, or under the higher minimum age applicable in their location. If you believe a child has provided personal information to us, contact us. Enabled service providers may process data in countries outside yours, subject to their applicable safeguards. We may update this policy when the product or legal requirements change; the date above identifies the current version. Material changes will be communicated through an appropriate in-app or other notice where required.