Privacy
31| 31| Nyx Labs Privacy Policy
32| 32|This page covers the current privacy posture for Nyx Labs and the Back to Normal Android app.
33| 33|Last updated: April 10, 2026
36| 36|Overview
37| 37|Back to Normal is designed to help users identify and remove deceptive, abusive, or disruptive apps installed on their Android devices.
38| 38|What the app accesses
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- the list of installed applications on the device 41| 41|
- app package names 42| 42|
- app labels and icons 43| 43|
- app install timestamps 44| 44|
- app-declared permissions 45| 45|
- whether an app can act as a launcher 46| 46|
What the app stores locally
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- scan history 50| 50|
- apps the user chose to keep or whitelist 51| 51|
- feedback provided when a flagged app is kept 52| 52|
- settings such as onboarding completion and monitoring preference 53| 53|
This information is stored locally on-device using Android Room and DataStore.
55| 55|What Nyx Labs does not do
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- require an account 58| 58|
- collect contacts, messages, photos, or personal files 59| 59|
- transmit the user’s installed app list to Nyx Labs servers for advertising or profiling 60| 60|
- sell personal data 61| 61|
- share personal data with advertisers or data brokers 62| 62|
Notifications
64| 64|If monitoring is enabled, Back to Normal may send local notifications when a newly installed app appears suspicious.
65| 65|Deletion
66| 66|Because app data is stored locally on-device, users can delete data by uninstalling the app or clearing its storage in Android settings.
67| 67|Contact
68| 68|For privacy questions, contact ziithedev@gmail.com.
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