Minute History Privacy Policy
Effective date: October 13, 2026
Minute History is a history reading app provided by TIGER LABS. This policy distinguishes information handled by the iOS and Android apps from information handled by this support website.
Information handled by the app
The app does not require registration. Favorites and display preferences are not sent to the operator’s servers. Historical records are bundled with the app and can be read offline.
The ad-free iOS 1.0 build 9 and earlier versions, and Android 1.0.0, have no advertising, user tracking or separate usage analytics tools, and do not collect or transmit personal information or reading activity. Advertising-service data handling in the ad-supported iOS version (starting with 1.0 build 10) and Android version (1.0.1 and later) is described separately below.
Preferences such as appearance, accent color and seconds display, as well as favorites, are stored on your device. On iOS, these may be included in device backups depending on your Apple backup settings. The Android app disables automatic cloud backup. Device-to-device transfers may depend on the manufacturer. The app has no proprietary account or separate cross-device synchronization service.
Ad-supported iOS version
The ad-supported iOS version (starting with 1.0 build 10) displays a Google AdMob banner at the bottom of the Shelf. The advertising SDK may collect and share IP addresses (which can estimate general location), crash and performance diagnostics, ad impressions and app interactions, and app- or developer-scoped device identifiers to serve and measure ads, diagnose SDK issues and improve performance. Favorites and display preferences are not sent to the advertising service.
This version does not request App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission to access the advertising identifier (IDFA). It requests non-personalized ads and disables the SDK’s optional publisher first-party identifier. These settings do not eliminate all advertising-service data processing described above.
Where required, the app presents an advertising privacy consent form; when consent management is required, you can revisit your choices through ‘Advertising Privacy Options’ in app settings. The data processed may vary with consent settings and ad delivery mode. See Google’s Privacy Policy ↗ for the advertising service’s data handling and retention/deletion rights.
Ad-supported Android version
The ad-supported Android version (1.0.1 and later) displays a Google AdMob banner at the bottom of the Shelf. The advertising service may collect and share IP addresses (which can estimate general location), app and ad interactions, diagnostic information, and identifiers such as advertising IDs and app set IDs for advertising, analytics, and fraud prevention. Data is encrypted in transit using TLS. Favorites and display preferences are not sent to the advertising service.
You can reset or delete the advertising ID in Android settings. Where required, the app presents an advertising privacy consent form; when consent management is required, you can revisit your choices through ‘Ad privacy choices’ in app settings. The data processed may vary with consent settings and ad delivery mode. See Google’s Privacy Policy ↗ for the advertising service’s data handling and retention/deletion rights.
External sources and platform services
Opening a source link opens an external website in your browser. That site may process connection information such as your IP address under its own policy. The app does not send records or preferences to a source website before you open its link.
Apple services, including app downloads and device backups, are governed by Apple’s Privacy Policy ↗. Google services, including Google Play app downloads, are governed by Google’s Privacy Policy ↗. The current release does not sell paid event packs.
Analytics on this website
The annotateshot.com website, including this page, uses Google Analytics 4 and Vercel Web Analytics to understand visits and page usage. Website analytics are separate from the iOS and Android apps; the app does not transmit its favorites or preferences to this website.
Google Analytics may use cookies and similar technologies. Service providers may process IP addresses, browser and device information, visited pages and interactions. Vercel Web Analytics does not use analytics cookies. See Google’s Privacy Policy ↗ and Vercel’s Web Analytics privacy information ↗. Browser cookie and tracking-prevention settings can limit website analytics.
Retention, deletion and contact
You can remove individual favorites in the app. Deleting the app removes its local data; offloading on iOS keeps that data, and restoring a backup may bring previous data back. Manage or delete Apple backups through your device and Apple Account settings. On Android, you can also clear local data in the app’s Storage settings.
If you email us, your email address and message are processed to answer your request and resolve the issue. Do not send sensitive information or payment details. You may request deletion of your support message through the same email address. Policy changes will be reflected in the effective date on this page.
Privacy contact: admin@annotateshot.com