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Versions and scope

100 Days – Habits & Goals is an Almada Labs Inc. app. Its Android package is com.almadalabs.onehundreddays. The source reviewed for this notice declares version 1.4.5, code 42, and was recorded in June 2024.

The app-specific statements below describe that source. They are not a certification of every installed package: its final merged manifest and exact resolved SDK versions have not been recovered. If you use another version, include its version number and your operating system when contacting support.

This notice replaces the archived explanation for the reviewed legacy behavior. It does not extend those findings to an unverified release.

Information you enter

The reviewed app saves habit names and schedules, completion history and streaks, goals, notes, mood entries and preferences in local application settings. These records support its tracking, statistics and reminder features.

The inspected storage code has no account requirement or routine upload of those habit records to an Almada Labs server. Advertising, operating-system backups and information you choose to share are separate, as described below.

The source does not add app-level encryption to these settings. Protection also depends on your device and operating system. Task objects appear in diagnostic logging statements; whether those messages are emitted by a distributed release has not been established. Review any logs for private habit details before choosing to email them.

Advertising in the reviewed legacy version

The reviewed source displays AdMob banner ads. Its Android configuration includes Google Mobile Ads 23.+, consent-related software, and Google authentication and Drive libraries. A listed library does not by itself establish an active sign-in or backup feature.

Google’s Mobile Ads disclosure describes IP addresses, app/ad interactions, diagnostics and device/account identifiers, including an advertising ID when available, for advertising, analytics and fraud prevention. That document describes Google’s latest SDK; the exact behavior of this older integration depends on its resolved version, configuration and your choices.

Google handles its advertising data under Google’s privacy policy. Android’s advertising controls let you manage your advertising ID. Non-personalized ads can still use technical data, and changing an identifier does not erase records already held by a provider.

The historical consent settings and Google’s retention of particular records have not been established here. No advertising-removal finding is made for the pending update.

Permissions and reminders

The reviewed source manifest declares internet/network access, advertising-ID access, vibration, foreground-service support, restart-on-boot support and exact-alarm scheduling. The implementation uses networking for ads and services for local reminders, including restoring reminders after a restart.

That source manifest has no explicit camera, microphone, contacts or precise-location request. Dependencies can affect a packaged manifest, so this is a source finding, not a guarantee about every installed binary.

Reminders may show habit or goal text on your lock screen. Use your device’s notification visibility and permission controls to manage this. Exact-alarm and notification controls vary by Android version.

Backups and information you share

Android or a device manufacturer may back up or transfer app data depending on the device and your settings. The inspected manifest does not explicitly disable backup. Local storage therefore does not mean there can be no separate backup copy. See Android’s backup information.

Although Google Drive and authentication libraries are listed, an active in-app Drive synchronization workflow was not established in the reviewed code.

A share control sends the chosen content to the app or destination you select. App-store and other external links are handled by those services. Emailing support sends your email address, message and any attachments through your email provider to Almada Labs. This website’s privacy information explains visits to the website itself.

Retention and deletion

Local records remain until you change or remove them, clear the app’s storage or uninstall. In the reviewed version, Settings → Reset Data removes active habits, goals, notes and their mood entries, and previous-task statistics. Custom habit presets and some preferences remain after that reset.

Use Android’s app-storage controls or uninstall to remove the app’s local settings. These actions do not prove secure erasure or remove independent backups, Google advertising records or emails already sent. A device backup may restore data later; manage backup copies through the relevant device or provider controls.

For information you have emailed to Almada Labs, contact us to request access, correction or deletion. No fixed support-mail deletion deadline or Google retention period is stated in this notice. Google provides its own controls for data it holds.

Keeping this notice accurate

The notice’s version boundary matters. Changes to advertising, cloud features, storage, permissions or deletion behavior need a new release-specific review. Check this page’s version and update date, and ask us about your version if it differs.

Protect your screen lock and avoid sending passwords, payment information or private habit records in a support request. No device or transmission method is perfectly secure.

Contact Almada Labs

Privacy questions and requests can be sent to almadalabs@gmail.com. Use the subject “100 Days privacy request” and include the app version and operating system. Do not include sensitive habit details unless they are needed to explain your request.

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