IRIY

Iriy does not collect, store, or transmit any personally identifiable information to us or to any server under our control. Specifically:

• No account, name, email address, or credentials — the app has no registration and no backend of its own
• No device identifiers (IMEI, advertising ID, etc.)
• No location data
• No browsing history, DNS queries, visited domains, or traffic contents
• No contacts, calendar, photos, or files beyond a configuration file you explicitly select
• No usage analytics or crash reporting sent to us

When the tunnel is active, your network traffic is routed to the server specified in the configuration you imported. We do not own, operate, or have access to those servers, and we do not log, store, inspect, or analyse your traffic in any way.

The operator of the server you use may be able to observe traffic passing through it. Please refer to the policy of whoever provides your configuration.

The app stores the following data exclusively on your device, in its private application storage:

• Configurations you import — server addresses, ports, protocol parameters and keys or passwords contained in your config file, link, or QR code. Stored in a local Room database.
• Per-app routing rules — package names and labels of the apps for which you have chosen a routing mode (VPN / direct / auto). Only apps you explicitly change are saved.
• Traffic counters — aggregate byte totals and speed samples shown in the app's statistics.
• App settings — theme, language, and similar preferences, saved via Android DataStore.
• Server country cache — the country code resolved for a server host, kept locally to avoid repeated lookups.

None of this data is uploaded anywhere. It is removed when you delete the relevant profile or uninstall the app.

Apart from your own tunnel traffic, the app makes only the following requests:

• Subscription updates — if you add a subscription link, the app periodically fetches the configuration list from that URL, which you supplied. No other data is sent with the request.
• Server country lookup (ipwho.is) — used only to display a country flag for a server. The request contains only the server's address, is made while the tunnel is active (so the service sees the server's IP, not yours), and the result is cached locally. No user traffic, app list, or routing rules are ever sent.
• Connectivity check — after connecting, the app sends a small request through the tunnel to well-known connectivity-check endpoints to verify the connection actually works. It carries no personal data.

Your IP address may be visible to these services as part of standard internet communication; please refer to their own privacy policies for details.

The app requests only the permissions it needs to function:

• VPN service (BIND_VPN_SERVICE) — required to create the local tunnel interface. Granted by you through the system dialog and revocable at any time in Android settings.
• Internet & network state — to establish the connection and detect network changes.
• Foreground service — to keep the tunnel alive while the app is in the background, with a persistent status notification.
• Notifications — connection status only. No promotional messages.
• Camera — used solely to scan a configuration QR code, on the QR screen. No images are saved, stored, or transmitted.
• Installed apps list — read locally to display the per-app routing screen. This list never leaves your device and is not transmitted anywhere.