Core Live Wallpaper

Data Safety

The Google Play Data safety information for Core, in plain English.

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Overview

Google Play asks every app to declare what it collects and shares, in a standard format. This page gives the same information for Core Live Wallpaper in plain English. "Collected" means the data leaves your device; anything handled only on your phone isn't collected.

Data collected

Data Core Live Wallpaper collects
DataWhenGoes toWhy
Backup account IDPlay category: Personal info, User IDs. Includes your Google account ID if you sign in Every install Supabase Backing up your collection
Pulled wallpapers, free collections, packs opened, coin balancePlay category: App activity, Other actions Every install Supabase Backing up your collection
NamePlay category: Personal info If you sign in Supabase Finding your backup again
Email addressPlay category: Personal info If you sign in Supabase Finding your backup again
Profile picture linkPlay category: Personal info, Other info If you sign in Supabase Comes with Google sign-in and is stored with your backup account; Core doesn't show or use it
Approximate locationPlay category: Location. Coordinates of a place you type If you use Weather Pirate Weather Showing the forecast

The location row is a place you type, not your device's location; it's listed to be on the safe side. Supabase and Cloudinary also see your IP address in standard request logs when wallpapers load.

Not collected

  • Precise location
  • Device location
  • Phone number
  • Contacts
  • Messages
  • Photos or videos
  • Audio
  • Files
  • Purchase history
  • Web browsing
  • Health
  • Advertising ID
  • Diagnostics or crash reports

Photos and purchases: photos you use as wallpapers stay on your phone. Purchase records stay on your phone and with Google Play.

Is any of it optional?

The backup account is created automatically when Core opens, and you can delete it any time. Signing in and the Weather plugin are both optional.

Encryption in transit

Yes. Everything listed here travels over HTTPS/TLS.

Deleting your data

In the app, go to Settings → Sign in → Delete my backup, or see Delete your backup.

Independent security review

We haven't commissioned one. We're a small, independent developer, and we'd rather say so than imply otherwise.

One source of truth per app

If Core's own Google Play Data safety section ever disagrees with this page, the listing is what Core declares. Please tell us so we can fix the difference. The full details are in Core's Privacy Policy.