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Torr Downloader

Torrent Downloader is a one of a kind torrent client which offers its users the option to download torrents without having to browse for them. It is also a new addition to the play store and hence requires data from its users to measure and improve the app’s performance. This is done with the help of Firebase analytics, which is an analytics tool provided by Google. Torrent Downloader uses the Analytics and Crash reporting features of Firebase Analytics to collect information about the usage patterns of the app and to diagnose issues  without using   any personally identifiable information about the user. What data is being collected? How the user interacts with the user interface. Searches made using the app. Downloads using the app and their performance. How is the data used? The data collected is used to measure the app’s performance, diagnose potential issues and improve the features of the app. The data is completely anonymous, doesn’t contain any information to uni
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Privacy Policy

VPN Panda believes in privacy and online freedom and that it should be very clear how we protect and manage your personal information. 
The core of our service is the VPN Panda Private Network which provides private and secure data transmission. If you are using the VPN Panda Private Browser or VPN Panda Virtual Private Network (VPN) Service, we route your browser Internet traffic through our network. In each case, our software browser or client establishes and maintains an encrypted tunnel between your browser or device and our network. 1. COLLECTION OF INFORMATION The data we collect depends on the context of your interactions with us, the choices you make, including your privacy settings, and the products and features you use. The data we collect can include SDK/API/JS code version, browser, Internet service provider, IP address, platform, timestamp, application identifier, application version, application distribution channel, independent device identifier, ad identifie
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Data Usage and Protection Policies

We are proud to be a signatory and supporter of the  That’s Not Privacy  campaign. At a high level, it is easy say that “we know nothing”. We do not log data or include analytics in our websites or applications. When we do operate servers to support our applications, they are configured to store as minimal data as possible, usually just a username and password, if that is required. We also only recommend third party services, such as  XMPP services ,  VoIP services , or Proxy and VPN providers , who abide by these same policies. In some cases, when we must distribute our applications through services like Google Play, our hands our tied and you are at the mercy of their  terms and policies . In some cases, convenience trumps privacy, but that is a decision that is up to you. You can always get our apps from our no logging, non-tracking, free and open-source app store,  F-Droid . Otherwise, you can read on below for our general purpose policy around data usage and protection
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Privacy Policy

Turbo VPN believes in privacy and online freedom and that it should be very clear how we protect and manage your personal information. 
The core of our service is the Turbo VPN Private Network which provides private and secure data transmission. If you are using the Turbo VPN Private Browser or Turbo VPN Virtual Private Network (VPN) Service, we route your browser Internet traffic through our network. In each case, our software browser or client establishes and maintains an encrypted tunnel between your browser or device and our network. 1. COLLECTION OF INFORMATION The data we collect depends on the context of your interactions with us, the choices you make, including your privacy settings, and the products and features you use. The data we collect can include SDK/API/JS code version, browser, Internet service provider, IP address, platform, timestamp, application identifier, application version, application distribution channel, independent device identifier, iOS
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