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Privacy is not a feature of VD Google. It is the whole point. This page states exactly what the app does and does not do with your data, in plain terms you can verify.
- No internet permission is given. The app's manifest declares no permissions at all: not internet, not storage, not contacts, nothing. There is nothing to allow.
- Nothing is stored, sent or transmitted to any file or server off your device.
- Every read happens locally, through root, and stays on the device.
The RCS, Wallet and attestation state VD Google explains lives in protected, system-only areas of Android that normal apps cannot see. VD Google reads them with root rather than by asking you for broad permissions. Root is the narrow, auditable way in; a pile of runtime permissions would be the broad, leaky way. The app chooses the narrow one.
When you export a report, VD Google sanitizes it before writing:
- Never included: your phone number, any credential, cookie or token, message content, contact names, or raw capability blobs.
- Redacted: long digit runs and values that look like secrets are replaced with a placeholder.
- Diagnostics carry only structure (schema names, counts, sizes, versions). Any per-identity fingerprint that happens to appear inside a name is collapsed away.
The report is yours. It is written where you choose, it is shared only if you share it, and it contains nothing that identifies you.
VD Google can clear Google Wallet's cached attestation result so a future re-check starts fresh. Any action that changes state:
- asks you to confirm first, and
- is written to a local JSON log on the device.
No action ever reaches the network, and nothing leaves your phone.
You do not have to take any of this on trust:
- The source is public: https://github.com/VD171/VD-Google.
- The manifest is in the source; confirm it declares no permissions.
- The WebUI's Content-Security-Policy is in the source; confirm it blocks every remote origin.
- The bundled binaries are documented with checksums in Bundled binaries.
This documentation was generated with Claude (Anthropic) and is maintained by VD171. Corrections and improvements are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md.