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Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy
– Street View Map 2019

Updated date: 01/08/2019 (dd/mm/yyyy)

Welcome to Street View Map . Here is privacy policy page.

By using the Street View Map application, you agree to be bound by the terms of this Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to the terms of the Privacy Policy, please do not use our Street View Map application. This privacy notice is intended to demonstrate our role in online security and customer service. We treat your information with honesty and sensitivity, which we have shown throughout the development of DEVK TOP APP TEAM

I. Collect information

Declare permissions in this application:

ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION

ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE

That declare use to access and show current location on maps.We don’t save your location on server.We don’t get and collect it.

We used API Serivce of google maps:

+ Directions API
+ StreetView API
+ Distance Matrix API
+ Places SDK for Android
+ Places API
+ Geocoding API
+ Geo Location API

– We do not collect any customer information such as: personal information of the customer.

II. The scope of information use

We attach great importance to the confidentiality of customer information, so we pledge to strictly do not arbitrarily use customer information for the purpose of not benefiting our customers, we pledge not to trade, Modify the customer’s privacy information to any third party.

We do not take customer informatio

III. Address of unit contact our team

DEVK TOP APP TEAM

Address:49 street,District thu duc, HCMC,Viet Nam.

EMail: devktopapp@gmail.com

Commit to the privacy of your personal information

We do not collect personal information of customers.

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