Last updated: 9 November 2026
Report Cam is a camera app that stamps a photo with the date, the time, the location and a text of your choice, and hands the photo to a messenger or another app you pick. This policy says what the app does with data. It covers the Report Cam app for Android and the web page where this policy is published.
Report Cam is published by Iuliia Nikonorova, identification number (IČO) 30121817, Bermanova 985/22, 196 00 Praha, Czech Republic, who appears on Google Play as the developer JulienikaApps. Contact for anything in this policy: support@julienika.cz
A photo waiting to be sent, with its note and message, is kept in the app's private storage, which other apps cannot read. It is removed when you send it, retake it, or when the time limit set in Settings passes. Your settings are kept the same way. The app is excluded from Android's cloud backup, so none of this is copied to your Google account.
If "Save to gallery when sent" or "Save discarded photo" is on, a copy goes to the Pictures/Report Cam folder of your phone. Other apps with gallery access can see it there, and a photo backup you have set up on the phone may upload it.
If you turn on "Place name" in Settings (off by default), the app asks the phone's built-in geocoding service for the address of the photo's location. On most phones this service is provided by Google: it sends the coordinates to Google's servers, where Google handles them under its own privacy policy (policies.google.com/privacy). The publisher of Report Cam does not receive them. With "Place name" off, no location leaves the phone through the app.
When you tap a send button or Share, the photo and the message are handed to the app you chose (for example WhatsApp or Telegram). From that moment the photo, with its stamp and its metadata, is in that app's hands and under that app's privacy policy. Report Cam does not see what happens to it afterwards.
The publisher holds no data about you, so there is nothing for the publisher to keep, hand over or delete. Everything is on your phone and in your hands:
The app has no internet permission and no server, so there is no account to break into and no upload to intercept. Photos waiting to be sent are in the app's private storage, which Android keeps from other apps. A photo you send is protected by the app you send it with.
Data protection law (in the EU, the GDPR) gives you rights over personal data that an organisation holds about you: to see it, correct it, have it deleted, limit or object to its use, and receive a copy. The publisher holds none of your data from the app. If you write to support@julienika.cz, your e-mail is used only to answer you. For the place-name lookup, these rights are exercised with the provider of your phone's geocoding service (Google on most phones).
You can complain to the data protection authority of your country. In the Czech Republic it is the Office for Personal Data Protection (ÚOOÚ, uoou.gov.cz).
The app is not directed at children under 13 and collects no personal data from anyone.
The page where this policy is published uses no cookies, no analytics scripts and no content from other sites. Like any web server, it keeps a log of requests (IP address, time, the page requested, browser type) for the operation and security of the server.
A changed policy is published at the same address with a new "Last updated" date. The app shows the policy it was built with; the page online is the current one.
Questions about this policy: support@julienika.cz