FrameSprig Privacy Policy

Updated: 7 November 2026

FrameSprig is an Android photo organizer developed by kedge. Its package name is com.kedge.framesprig.

Photos and local settings

With your Android permission, FrameSprig reads locally accessible photos and videos and related file details to help you review, sort, and find duplicate or similar images. The organizer processes this information on your device. Its private local database stores a media index, content fingerprints, review selections, session progress and trash operation results. Preview images use a bounded memory cache. The organizer does not upload your photos, thumbnails, file names, locations in photos, or photo analysis to kedge or InMobi. FrameSprig does not require a developer account or sign-in. Android backup and device transfer of the app's private organizer data are disabled.

Optional advertising

Version 1.2.1 is distributed with advertising and the consent SDK disabled. This version does not request an advertising identifier or load advertisements. The following paragraphs describe optional advertising only in builds where it has been explicitly configured and enabled.

Builds configured for optional ads can use the InMobi SDK. Ads are off by default. When ads are enabled and loaded, InMobi may process information such as your IP address, advertising identifier, device and app information, and ad interactions to deliver, measure, secure, and prevent abuse of ads. InMobi handles this information according to its own privacy policy. You can turn optional ads off in FrameSprig settings and manage advertising identifiers in Android settings. Turning ads off stops new ad requests from FrameSprig and does not delete information previously processed by InMobi.

When configured, InMobi CMP presents applicable privacy choices and stores consent signals on the device. Loading the CMP involves communication with InMobi to retrieve the privacy configuration and applicable choices. The advertising SDK is gated until that process has provided the required signals. You can reopen privacy choices from the optional advertising setting. Pro disables advertising in the app.

Optional Pro purchases

The app includes a seven-day full-feature trial starting at first launch. The trial start and latest observed time are stored locally to determine trial availability; no trial account or trial device identifier is sent to the developer. There is no automatic charge when the trial ends. A one-time Google Play purchase is required to start new sorting after the trial. Existing review lists, undo and restoration of available trash items remain accessible.

Google Play Billing processes the one-time Pro purchase. Google processes the payment; FrameSprig does not receive card information. The app verifies Google's purchase-data signature locally and uses Google Play Billing to acknowledge completed purchases and restore purchases. Purchase data and its signature are retained in the app's private local storage to allow offline use; they are removed when Play reports that the purchase is no longer owned or when you clear the app's storage. No purchase token, receipt or order details are sent to a developer-operated verification service. The app queries Google Play when returning to the foreground. Refund and revocation updates depend on the purchase information returned by Google Play and may not be immediate. Purchase and refund records held by Google follow Google's retention and privacy policies.

Authorized app evaluation can be enabled using an evaluation code entered in Settings. Code checking and the evaluation-access preference remain on the device. This does not make a purchase, create a FrameSprig account or transmit the code to the developer. Evaluation access can be ended in Settings.

Optional reminders

If enabled, a local reminder is scheduled once a week. Android notification permission is requested where required. Reminder content does not include photo names or images. You can disable reminders in the app or Android settings.

Control and retention

You can change or revoke photo access in Android settings. Clear FrameSprig’s app storage or uninstall it to remove its local review records and preferences. Photos in the Android media library and trash follow the device’s own retention and restoration rules. FrameSprig asks Android to move selected items to trash only after you review and confirm them.

The in-app Clear photo index action removes scan results and preview caches while preserving your review choices; it does not delete original photos. Removing all local app data also resets local preferences and review history. A Google Play purchase can be restored through Google Play when purchase verification is available. Demo mode uses included sample images and does not modify your media library.

Contact

Email the developer at kedgeyuan@gmail.com. You can also use the FrameSprig privacy support page. Please avoid posting personal information in a public issue.