This policy covers the DroidDOS Android app (package com.infotilt.droiddos) and this website, droiddos.com. Sections 1 to 9 are about the app; section 10 is about the website. The same policy is in the app: type PRIVACY at the prompt.
1. What DroidDOS accesses, and why
Files on your device (All files access)
DroidDOS is a command-line file manager. Drive C: is your internal storage, and drives A:, B:, D: and up are USB drives and SD cards. To list, copy, move, rename, search and delete files with commands such as DIR, COPY, XCOPY, MOVE, DEL, TREE and FINDSTR, DroidDOS asks for Android's "All files access" permission. Files are read and changed only when you type a command that does so. Files you delete are moved to the DroidDOS Recycle Bin on the same drive until you empty it.
Google Drive (drive G:)
If you sign in, DroidDOS shows your Google Drive as drive G:. DroidDOS asks Google only for access to the files DroidDOS itself creates and the files you choose in Android's file picker (GDRIVE IMPORT). DroidDOS cannot see the rest of your Drive. Your Google account e-mail address is shown by GDRIVE STATUS. Drive data travels directly between your device and Google over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection; it never passes through InfoTilt. Google's own privacy policy applies to your Google account: policies.google.com/privacy.
You can sign out at any time with GDRIVE LOGOUT, and remove DroidDOS's access at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
Usage access (TASKLIST and TASKKILL)
If you grant "Usage access", TASKLIST can show which apps have run recently, and TASKKILL can close them. This information is read on your device when you type the command and is never stored or sent anywhere.
Network
DroidDOS connects to the internet only for Google Drive and for commands you type that name a server, such as PING or PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest. Those connections go directly to the server you name.
2. What DroidDOS stores on your device
DroidDOS keeps its settings (colors, font size, buffer size), your command history, DOSKEY macros, SUBST mappings, and the date you accepted the Terms of Use, in the app's private storage on your device. Uninstalling DroidDOS, or clearing its storage in Android Settings, deletes them.
3. What InfoTilt collects through the app
Nothing. DroidDOS sends no personal information, device identifiers, usage statistics, crash reports or file contents to InfoTilt, Inc. or to any third party. If you install DroidDOS from Google Play, Google may give InfoTilt aggregate, anonymous install and crash statistics under Google's own terms.
4. Sharing
InfoTilt does not sell, rent or share personal information from the app, because it does not have any.
5. Children
DroidDOS is not directed to children under 13 and collects no information from anyone.
6. Security
Google Drive connections use HTTPS encryption. Files on your device are protected by Android's own security.
7. Your choices
You can revoke any permission in Android Settings › Apps › DroidDOS, sign out of Google Drive with GDRIVE LOGOUT, and delete all DroidDOS data by uninstalling the app.
8. Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be published at this address and in the app (type PRIVACY), with a new effective date.
9. Contact
InfoTilt, Inc.
New Jersey, USA
E-mail: support@droiddos.com · contact form
10. This website (droiddos.com)
The website is separate from the app. When you visit it:
- Server records. Like any website, our web server records your IP address, browser type, the page requested and the time, for security and to keep the site running. When you download the app from this site we also record the time, the version, your IP address, browser and the page that sent you, to count downloads and prevent abuse. These records are seen only by InfoTilt and are not sold or shared.
- Contact form. If you write to us, we keep your name, e-mail address, topic and message so we can answer you, and we e-mail them to our support mailbox. The form uses automated checks (and may use Cloudflare Turnstile) to block spam.
- Site statistics. If site statistics are turned on, the site uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are read. Google's privacy policy applies to that information.
- The website has no visitor accounts and sells nothing to advertisers.
To ask about or delete anything you sent us through the website, write to support@droiddos.com.