Section 01
Scope of this notice
This notice describes DignityPath, the Android app in this private review. It does not describe every activity or website of Stay Clean VZW.
Android app privacy
DignityPath, in plain view.
How the private-review Android app stores local planning work and what happens when you deliberately open another app.
Effective: 29 October 2026 · Private review · Public privacy/support contact pending
Contents
- 01 · Scope of this notice
- 02 · Information you enter
- 03 · Local database
- 04 · Independent scenarios
- 05 · Optional reply details
- 06 · General inquiry email
- 07 · Phone handoff
- 08 · Unavailable domain routes
- 09 · No app network transport
- 10 · User-initiated transfer
- 11 · No technical assessment
- 12 · Device backup disabled
- 13 · Retention
- 14 · Deleting a brief
- 15 · Permissions and SDKs
- 16 · Website planner separation
- 17 · Children and sensitive data
- 18 · Questions and future changes
Section 02
Information you enter
A brief can contain titles, locality notes, purposes, audiences, outcomes, needs, open questions, workstreams, milestones, resource notes and optional reply details.
Section 03
Local database
Saved briefs are stored in the app's private Room/SQLite database on this Android device. Saving does not submit a brief to an organization.
Section 04
Independent scenarios
Creating a scenario makes a separate local record with new identities. It does not change or synchronize the saved original.
Section 05
Optional reply details
A name and email are optional. They are included only when you deliberately copy a summary or open a configured email action.
Section 06
General inquiry email
The app can prepare a general inquiry to associationstayclean@gmail.com. Android opens a compatible app; DignityPath does not send or confirm delivery.
Section 07
Phone handoff
The call action opens the Android dialer with the public registry number. A written brief is not transmitted through the dialer.
Section 08
Unavailable domain routes
The stay-clean.be website and domain email are disabled because the domain is currently unavailable. The app does not redirect to namesake organizations.
Section 09
No app network transport
The Android app has no Internet permission, account, analytics, advertising, remote content, cloud sync or app-operated backend.
Section 10
User-initiated transfer
Copying text or opening another app is an explicit user action. The receiving app or service follows its own privacy practices.
Section 11
No technical assessment
The planner does not diagnose health conditions, design sanitation infrastructure, certify water safety or calculate engineering risk.
Section 12
Device backup disabled
Android backup and device-to-device transfer are disabled for the app's private records. Room storage is not described as encryption.
Section 13
Retention
A saved brief remains until you delete that record, remove app data or uninstall the app. DignityPath has no remote copy to retain or recall.
Section 14
Deleting a brief
Confirmed deletion removes only the selected local record. It cannot recall copied text, email drafts or actions taken in another app.
Section 15
Permissions and SDKs
The app does not request location, camera, microphone, contacts, storage or network permissions and includes no network-client or advertising SDK.
Section 16
Website planner separation
A browser preview may keep separate records in that browser's localStorage. Those records do not synchronize with Android briefs.
Section 17
Children and sensitive data
DignityPath is not designed for children or for medical, payment, identity-document, confidential case or precise-location data.
Section 18
Questions and future changes
Public app-support and privacy contacts are not yet assigned for this private review. Future features require an updated implementation and notice before release.