Android App Privacy Policy

Last Updated: 6 November 2026

This policy covers the AI Video Generator Studio Android application published by AIVideos.eu. Our website and web Studio are covered separately by our main privacy policy.

1. What the app collects

Account data. You sign in with Google. We receive your email address, your name, and a Google account identifier. We never receive your Google password. Your account is shared with the web Studio, so credits bought in either place work in both.

Prompts and generated content. We store the text you write, the model and settings you pick, the credit cost, and the resulting video. This is how we deliver your output, show your history, and keep your credit ledger accurate.

Purchase records. Credit packs bought in the app are processed by Google Play Billing. We never see your card details. We store what you bought, how many credits it granted, and the Play order reference, for accounting and support.

Images you supply. Some models take a starting frame, an end frame or reference images. You can pick one from your gallery or shoot a new one with the camera. Either way we receive only that single image: choosing from the gallery uses Android’s own picker, which hands over just the file you selected, and the camera opens only when you ask for it. The app never browses your photo library. That image is uploaded so the model can read it, and is deleted automatically within 3 days. If you tap Direct this shot, a reduced copy is also shown to the Prompt Director so it can write a prompt that fits it (see section 3). Saving a finished result writes to your gallery and never reads from it.

Video clips you supply. Some tools edit, extend or upscale a video you choose, and some models take reference clips. You pick the clip from your gallery with Android’s own picker, which hands over only the file you selected. The clip is uploaded so the model can read it, is sent to the AI model providers named in section 3 to produce your result, and is deleted automatically within 3 days.

Content reports. If you report a generated video, we store which video, the reason you chose, and any detail you add, so we can review it and tighten what our models are allowed to produce.

Feedback. If you use Send feedback, we store the category you choose and the message you write, linked to your account, so we can reply and fix what you report.

Diagnostics. Server-side error logs may include your account identifier and a job reference so we can investigate failures. If saving a result to your phone's gallery fails, the app automatically sends us a short error report: the error message, your phone's make and model, its Android version, the app version and which generation it was. It contains no photos, files or location. The app does not include an advertising identifier or a third-party analytics SDK.

Voice input. If you hold the microphone button to speak your prompt, the app uses your phone's built-in speech recognition (on most Android phones this is provided by Google) to turn what you say into text. Depending on your phone and its settings, that recognition may happen on the phone itself or on Google's servers, under Google's own privacy terms. The app listens only while voice input is on: from when you press the button until you let go (with a screen reader, from one double-tap until the next). We receive only the resulting text, as part of your prompt, and we never receive or store a recording of your voice.

Notifications. If you turn on notifications, your phone gives the app a push token: a code that lets a message reach this app on this phone. We store it with your account and the app's language, and use it only to tell you that something you started has finished (“Your video is ready”, or that a render failed and your credits were returned) and, if you leave it on, an optional reminder when your free daily credits are back. Notifications never contain your prompt. The token is deleted when you sign out or delete your account, and stops working when you uninstall the app or turn notifications off in your phone's settings.

App usage. To see where people get stuck and improve the app, it sends us a short note when you reach certain screens or use certain buttons: for example opening the app, signing in, tapping Generate, a render finishing, sharing, or opening Top up. Each note holds the step, the time, the screen, the app version and, where relevant, a short code such as which model you picked or whether it succeeded. It never contains your prompt, your images or anything you type. Before you sign in, notes are linked only to the install ID described below; afterwards, to your account. This is our own record, stored on our servers: we use no third-party analytics service, we do not share it, and we do not use it for advertising. It is deleted when you delete your account, and automatically after 13 months. Our legal basis is our legitimate interest in understanding and improving the app (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)), and you can object by contacting us.

Fraud prevention. Free credits attract people who create many accounts to collect them. To stop that, when you sign in we record the IP address you connect from and an install ID: a random code the app creates for itself and keeps on your phone until you uninstall it. It is not a hardware or advertising identifier. We use these to spot many accounts created from one network or one phone, and to decide whether an account receives free credits. The install ID also groups the app usage notes above, before you sign in. We do not share either or use them for advertising, and we remove both when you delete your account. Our legal basis is our legitimate interest in preventing abuse of free credits (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)). The check is automatic, only ever affects free credits (never credits you buy), and a person will review it if you contact us.

App integrity check. When you sign in on the Android app, and about once a day after that, the app asks Google Play for an integrity verdict. This tells us whether your copy of the app is the one distributed through Google Play, whether it was obtained through Play, whether the phone passes Google's device checks, and roughly how many such checks the phone has made recently. We use it for one purpose: to stop fake or automated accounts from collecting the free credits meant for real people. It never stops you signing in, creating or buying credits. We keep each verdict for 90 days, delete it with your account, and never sell or share it.

2. What we do not collect

• We do not browse your photo or video library, and we never access your contacts or location. The microphone is used only while voice input is on (see Voice input above)
• We never open the camera on our own. It opens only when you choose “Take a photo”, and we receive only the shot you take
• We do not collect an advertising ID or build advertising profiles
• We do not sell your personal data, and we never have
• We do not use your prompts or generated video to train our own models

3. Who we share it with

AI model providers. Generation runs on third-party infrastructure (fal.ai and the model providers it routes to). Your prompt and any input media are sent to them to produce your video. They process it to deliver the result.

Google. Sign-in is handled by Google. In-app purchases are handled by Google Play Billing, which is also where any automatic top-up plan lives and where you cancel it.

Hosting and storage. Our servers and your stored outputs are hosted on Vercel infrastructure, and your account, credit and generation records are held in a database hosted by Neon.

Prompt Director. If you use the Prompt Director to draft a prompt, the text of your brief, the settings you chose and up to four of the images you have attached (a start or end frame, reference images or images to edit, reduced in size first) are sent to Anthropic's Claude model so it can write a prompt that fits them. Anthropic processes them on our behalf to return text only. Under its commercial terms it does not train its models on this data, and it deletes it from its systems within 30 days unless it is needed to enforce its usage policy or the law requires otherwise. Nothing is sent to Anthropic if you do not use the Director.

Notifications. If you turn them on, notifications are delivered through Expo's push service and Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging, which receive your push token and the text of the notification (never your prompt) in order to deliver it.

Email. Emails we send you, such as purchase receipts and account messages, go out through Resend, which receives your email address to deliver them.

Each of these acts only on our behalf, to provide the service. We do not share your data with anyone else, and we do not sell it to anybody.

4. How long we keep it

Generated videos and images are deleted automatically 14 days after they are made. This is enforced by a daily job, not done on request: download anything you want to keep before then. The generation entry itself (the prompt, the model and what it cost) stays in your history afterwards so your ledger remains accurate, but the file is gone. The one exception is a video or image that has been reported (see section 8). We keep it outside this automatic deletion while we look into the report, for up to 30 days. Material reported as child sexual abuse or exploitation is preserved until we have dealt with it, because it may be needed by the authorities.

App usage notes are deleted automatically after 13 months. Credit ledger entries and purchase records are kept for as long as accounting and tax rules require. Content reports are kept while we act on them and for a reasonable period afterwards.

5. Deleting your account and data

You can delete your account yourself, immediately, in either place:

• In the app: Account → Delete account.
• On the web, without installing the app: aivideos.eu/account/delete.

Deletion removes your generated videos and images from our storage, your prompts and generation history, your app usage notes, and your credit balance. Your email address, the only thing identifying the account, is replaced with a permanent placeholder that identifies nobody. It is immediate and cannot be undone; signing in again creates a new, empty account rather than restoring the old one.

So that deleting and re-creating an account cannot be used to collect free credits again, we keep a one-way coded fingerprint of your email address. It cannot be turned back into the address, and it is used for nothing else.

One exception: if something you generated has been reported as child sexual abuse or exploitation, that item (the file and its prompt) is preserved even after you delete your account, because we may be legally required to keep it and pass it to the authorities. Everything else is deleted as described.

Records we are legally required to keep, such as purchase history for tax purposes, are retained for the required period and nothing more. Those remain only in the anonymised form described above: the transaction survives, the person does not.

Unused credits are not refundable on deletion, so spend them first if you intend to.

If you cannot sign in, email hello@aivideos.eu from the address you signed up with and we will do it for you within 30 days.

6. Your rights

Under GDPR you can ask us for a copy of your data, ask us to correct it, ask us to delete it, or object to how we use it. Two of those you can exercise yourself, immediately, without asking us:

• A copy of your data: download it from aivideos.eu/api/account/export while signed in, or in the app under Account → Your data → Download my data. It contains your profile, your full credit ledger and every generation, as a structured JSON file you can keep or take to another service.
• Deletion: see the section above.

For correction, objection, or anything else, write to the address above and we will respond within one month. You also have the right to complain to your national data protection authority.

7. Children

This app is not intended for children. You must be 18 or older, or the age of digital consent in your country, to create an account. We do not knowingly collect data from children. If you believe a child has an account, contact us and we will remove it.

8. Reporting generated content

Every generated video in the app has a Report this video control. We review reports and use them to tighten what our models are permitted to produce. When you report something, we email the report (your email address, the reason, any note you add and a link to the item) to our team mailbox, sent through Resend and received in our business mailbox hosted by Namecheap. Any report not yet dealt with is also included in a daily summary to the same mailbox. Reports of child sexual abuse or exploitation are reviewed as a priority, and reported material is kept out of automatic deletion as described in sections 4 and 5, so it can be preserved and, where required, passed to the authorities. Copies of report emails are kept as part of our record of the report.

9. Changes and contact

If we change what the app collects we will update this page and its date. For anything about this policy or your data, contact hello@aivideos.eu.