Multiverse App Cloner Policy
Privacy Policy
Multiverse App Cloner (“the app”) is developed by Connection Labs. This policy explains what the app does with your information. It is short because the answer is: nothing leaves your phone. Contact: connectionlabs@gmail.com.
Multiverse App Cloner collects no personal data, transmits nothing, and contains no advertising, analytics or crash reporting. There is no account to create, no server to sign in to, and no third party receiving anything about you.
No INTERNET permission1Summary
This is not only a policy commitment. The app does not request Android’s INTERNET permission, so it has no technical ability to send data anywhere. You can verify this yourself: on your phone, open Settings → Apps → Multiverse App Cloner → Permissions, or inspect the app’s manifest in the published package.
2Information the app stores on your device
All of the following is written to the app’s private storage on your phone and never leaves it:
- Your clone list — which apps you chose to clone, and the label, badge colour, grouping (“Scene”) and frozen/active state you gave each one.
- Your settings — theme and accent choice, alert preview preference, auto-lock timeout, and any automation rules you create.
- Your app lock, if you set one — the PIN is stored as a SHA-256 hash inside Android’s encrypted preference storage (
EncryptedSharedPreferences, AES-256, keyed by the Android Keystore). The PIN itself is never written down in readable form. If you set a security question, its answer is stored the same way.
The app does not read, index or store your contacts, messages, photos, location, calendar, call log, or the contents of any app you clone.
3Notifications from cloned apps
If — and only if — you grant Notification access, the app can display alerts from your cloned apps in one place.
Those notifications are held in memory only, at most the 100 most recent, and are discarded when the app process ends. They are never written to storage, never included in any log, and never transmitted. You can turn previews off so only the app name is shown, and you can revoke Notification access at any time in Android Settings.
4Cloned apps are not covered by this policy
Cloning uses Android’s own work profile. A cloned app is a genuine, separate installation of that app, running in a sealed area of your device, published by its original developer.
When you use a cloned app, that app’s own privacy policy applies to it, not this one. Multiverse App Cloner cannot see inside a cloned app’s data, accounts or traffic, and places no restriction on what that app does. If you clone a social network, that social network collects whatever it normally collects.
5Permissions and why each exists
| Permission | Why the app needs it |
|---|---|
INTERACT_ACROSS_PROFILES | To reach the sealed area it created, so it can open, freeze and remove your clones. |
REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES | To install the app you chose into that sealed area. Android shows its own confirmation dialog for every install. |
REQUEST_DELETE_PACKAGES | To remove a clone when you delete it. |
POST_NOTIFICATIONS | To show you alerts from your clones. |
RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED | To re-apply your automation rules after the phone restarts. |
| Notification access (optional, off by default) | Only if you enable it — see section 3. |
| Device administration (work profile) | The app is the profile owner of the sealed area it creates. This is what keeps cloned apps separated from your personal apps. It applies only to that sealed area and gives the app no control over your personal profile, your device, or your data. |
The app can list the apps installed on your phone, because it has to show you something to clone. It uses Android’s narrow package-visibility query for launchable apps only, that list is never recorded, and it never leaves the device.
6Deleting your data
- Remove a single clone — deletes that clone and everything inside it.
- Settings → Remove Multiverse — destroys the sealed area, every clone in it, and all their data.
- Uninstall the app — removes everything above plus your settings and app lock.
There is no copy anywhere else, so there is nothing for you to request from us and nothing for us to delete on your behalf.
7Children
The app is not directed at children and collects no data from anyone, of any age.
8Security
Your clone list and settings live in app-private storage that other apps cannot read. The app lock is held in Android Keystore-backed encrypted storage. Because nothing is transmitted, there is no server-side store of yours to breach.
No security is absolute: a rooted or compromised device, or someone who knows your device passcode, can reach data that would otherwise be protected.
9Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it. Since the app has no network access, any change reaches you as an app update you choose to install.
10Contact
Questions about this policy or about the app: connectionlabs@gmail.com.
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