Silita Privacy Policy

This privacy policy applies to Silita and to the operator's legal handling of privacy requests.

Version: effective June 5, 2026; last updated June 5, 2026.

1. Policy Coverage

This Privacy Policy describes how the operator of Silita handles information for the mobile app and related legal, technical, purchase, and support activities. It applies to information that is provided by you, created through ordinary app activity, received from app stores or service providers, or processed when you contact us.

Silita is a utility app. The policy is written for broad privacy coverage and does not create a separate product description, service promise, or inventory of every record that may appear on a device or in a provider system. Where another provider, such as an app store or payment platform, handles information under its own terms, its privacy notice may also apply.

2. Information Covered

The app may involve information supplied by you, generated by ordinary app use, provided by platform services, or sent through legal and support communications. The operator treats this material according to its context, including whether it relates to app operation, a purchase, a device, a message, or a legal request.

For app-store purchases, the store provider generally handles payment credentials and payment authorization. The operator may receive limited purchase confirmations, product identifiers, receipts, status details, or similar records needed for access confirmation, abuse prevention, platform compliance, recordkeeping, and legal response.

Messages sent to the operator may include your email address and the substance of the request. Include only information needed for the matter you are raising.

3. The purposes that can justify handling app information

Information is used to operate, maintain, secure, and improve the app; provide purchased functionality; respond to privacy, legal, and support communications; detect misuse; meet accounting, tax, platform, and legal obligations; and protect rights and safety.

For users in the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, the legal bases for processing may include performance of a contract when information is needed to provide the app or purchase-related access, legitimate interests in maintaining security and app reliability, consent where required by law, compliance with legal obligations, and establishment or defense of legal claims. When processing relies on consent, that consent can be withdrawn as required by applicable law, without affecting processing that occurred before withdrawal.

Information may also be converted into aggregated or de-identified form for analysis, reliability, or business purposes. Once information is no longer reasonably linked to an individual, it may be used in ways permitted by law.

4. Sharing and Service Providers

The operator may disclose information to providers used for app distribution, hosting, security, diagnostics, payment support, customer communications, professional advice, compliance, or similar operational needs. Their handling should stay limited to the assigned purpose and be protected by appropriate confidentiality, security, or contractual controls.

Disclosure may also be made to app stores, payment processors, authorities, advisers, or transaction parties when needed for purchase handling, legal compliance, term enforcement, rights protection, or a business transfer.

Personal information is not sold for money. If a law treats certain provider or advertising-related disclosures as a sale or sharing, required choices will be honored.

5. Transfer Across Regions

Information may be processed, stored, or accessed in more than one country. The privacy and data protection laws in those places may differ from the laws where you live.

When information is transferred across borders, safeguards may include contractual protections, provider security commitments, app store or platform controls, legal necessity, consent where required, or other transfer mechanisms recognized by applicable law. Privacy requests may still be available even when processing occurs outside your home region.

6. Ways to ask about or control information

Available privacy rights depend on where you live and the type of information involved. Rights may include access, correction, deletion, portability, objection, restriction, withdrawal of consent, and the ability to appeal or complain to a regulator. Some requests may be limited by legal duties, security needs, purchase records, fraud prevention, backup practices, or the rights of others.

You can make a privacy request through the mailbox listed below. Requests should give enough context for us to understand the privacy matter and respond through an appropriate channel. We may need to take reasonable steps to confirm that the request is valid before acting on it, especially where the request could affect another person, legal record, or protected transaction.

Device-level controls, app store settings, and platform privacy tools may also affect some information handling. Those controls are provided by the device maker or platform and may change independently from this policy.

7. Security Measures

The operator applies practical safeguards that fit the information involved and the risk level. Protection may involve limiting internal access, choosing service providers with appropriate safeguards, using secure transmission where suitable, reviewing operational handling, and separating information from uses that are not needed.

No storage or transmission process removes all risk. If a security event creates a legal notice duty, notice will be given in the manner required by applicable law.

Retention follows the purpose for keeping the information. Records may remain while needed for app operation, purchase access, privacy requests, legal compliance, tax or accounting duties, dispute handling, term enforcement, or platform obligations. After that need ends, information may be deleted, de-identified, aggregated, or retained only where law requires it.

8. Children

Silita should be used only by people who can lawfully use a mobile app on their own or by younger users with suitable parent or guardian involvement.

When the operator becomes aware that a child's information needs special legal treatment, the operator will take the steps required for that situation. A parent or guardian may raise a privacy concern through the privacy mailbox.

9. How to contact us about privacy questions

Privacy requests for Silita should be sent to contact@silita.app. The mailbox is used for legal routing, and replies will be handled within the period required by applicable law.

A request may take longer when applicable law permits more time for review.

10. Version Record

This Privacy Policy may be updated when legal requirements, provider arrangements, app operations, or privacy practices change. The revised version will be posted through the policy location or another appropriate channel.

The effective date and last-updated date for this version are both June 5, 2026. Continued use of Silita after an updated policy becomes available means the updated policy applies to information handled after that update, subject to any consent or notice requirements imposed by law.