Transparent Pro Live Wallpaper · Last updated: 1 September 2026
This policy explains what information Transparent Pro Live Wallpaper (“the app,” “we,” “our”) collects, how it’s used, and the choices you have. We wrote it to describe exactly what the app does — nothing more, nothing assumed.
The short version
- The app uses your back camera to render a live wallpaper on your home and lock screen. It does not take photos, record video, or save anything from the camera, ever.
- We don’t collect your name, email, phone number, or precise GPS location.
- We use Google AdMob to show ads, Firebase to fix crashes and understand which features get used, and OneSignal to deliver remote notifications. These services collect device or push-subscription identifiers, general location derived from an IP address, app interactions, and diagnostic data — not camera or personal content.
- You control ad personalization and notification permission at any time.
Camera access
The app’s core feature is a live camera wallpaper, so the Camera permission is required for it to function at all. When you grant this permission:
- The camera feed is drawn directly to your screen through the device’s graphics pipeline.
- Nothing from the camera is written to storage, attached to a network request, uploaded to any server, or shared with any third party — including the advertising and analytics services described below.
- The camera is only active while the wallpaper is actually visible. It’s released immediately when you switch apps, lock the screen, or open another camera app.
There is no photo-capture or gallery feature in this app. Earlier versions experimented with a double-tap-to-capture feature; it has been removed, and no photo-related permission is requested.
Information collected by the app and its services
Advertising data
We use Google AdMob to display a banner ad on the app’s Home screen and optional rewarded-video ads that unlock extra visual styles. The current release does not show interstitial, native, or app-open ads. The Google Mobile Ads SDK automatically collects and shares the device IP address (which can estimate general location), app launch/tap/video-view interactions, SDK and app diagnostic information, and device or account identifiers such as the resettable Android advertising ID and app-set ID. Google uses this information for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. It is not connected to camera content by this app. You can read Google’s Privacy Policy for more information.
Analytics and crash data
We use Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics (both Google services) to see which features are used and to catch and fix crashes. Firebase Analytics automatically collects an app-instance identifier, the Android advertising ID when available, app lifecycle and interaction events, and coarse location derived from a masked IP address. Crashlytics collects crash stack traces, relevant app state, device metadata, and an installation identifier. The app does not set a user ID or attach your name, email address, camera content, or other personal content to these records. More information is available in Firebase Privacy and Security.
Notifications
The app uses two kinds of notifications. Wallpaper-status and one-time setup alerts are scheduled entirely on your device. We also use OneSignal, with Google Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), to deliver useful remote app updates. On Android 13 and above, the app asks for notification permission contextually rather than immediately at launch. You can revoke this permission in device Settings or use the app’s Notifications switch, which also opts the device out of OneSignal push delivery.
For remote delivery, OneSignal automatically processes a push token, OneSignal user and subscription identifiers, app version, device model, operating system, language, time zone, carrier/network information, notification permission state, session timing and usage duration, and an IP address/country. The app does not send OneSignal your name, email address, phone number, advertising ID, camera feed, precise GPS location, custom tags, or an external account ID. Precise location sharing and OneSignal in-app messages are explicitly disabled in the app. Details are available in the OneSignal Privacy Policy.
Consent management
We use Google’s User Messaging Platform (UMP) to collect and honor your ad-consent choice, as required for users in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland. You can review or change this choice at any time from the app’s Settings screen under “Ad privacy options.” UMP is covered by Google’s Privacy Policy.
Data retention
Since we don’t operate user accounts or store camera content, there’s no personal content of yours retained by us. Advertising and analytics data is retained by Google according to its policies. OneSignal retains push subscription and message-delivery data according to its policy and plan. You may opt out of push delivery at any time; for a request to delete the associated OneSignal subscription data, contact us at the email below.
Children’s privacy
This app is not directed at children and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children. Ads shown through this app are configured with Google’s general-audience content rating and are not targeted using child-directed treatment.
Your choices
- Ad personalization: Settings → Ad privacy options (shown when required by your region), or your device’s Google Settings → Ads.
- Notifications: Settings screen in the app, or your device’s system notification settings for this app.
- Remote-notification data deletion: Email us at the contact address below and we will process the deletion request for the associated OneSignal subscription where it can be identified.
- Camera: Revocable at any time from your device’s app permission settings. The wallpaper simply won’t render without it.
Security
We don’t operate a server that stores your personal data, which limits our own exposure, but no method of transmission or storage is 100% secure. Data handled by our third-party providers (Google and OneSignal) is protected under their respective security practices.
Changes to this policy
If we change what the app collects or how it’s used, we’ll update this page and change the “Last updated” date above. Material changes (for example, adding a new data type or third-party service) will also be reflected in the app’s Play Store Data Safety section.
Contact
Questions about this policy or how your data is handled: gogonefeedback@gmail.com.This policy applies to the Android application “Transparent Pro Live Wallpaper” (display name “Transparent Pro”; package: com.transparent.pro.livewallpaper), published on Google Play.