Privacy Policy
Privacy Policy
This policy explains how QR Code All In One uses device permissions and handles app data for scanning, generation, saving, sharing, and printing.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
Introduction
QR Code All In One is provided by Syed Shahbaz Hussain. This policy describes the inspected implementation and the confirmed app behavior represented on this website.
App overview
The Android app scans QR codes and supported barcodes with the camera or selected images, creates and customizes QR codes, saves useful codes, manages history, and supports sharing or printing.
Information and permissions used
The app may use device permissions and local device features when needed for camera scanning, selected-image picking, clipboard actions, saved codes, biometric verification, sharing, and printing.
Camera permission
Camera permission is used to scan QR codes and supported barcodes after the user grants permission through Android.
Selected image access
Broad media and storage permissions are blocked in the inspected implementation. The image picker is used only when the user selects an image for scanning or chooses an image or logo for a generated QR code.
Clipboard
Clipboard access is used when the user taps paste or copy, such as pasting generator content or copying a scan result.
Local storage and history
Settings, scan history, generated history, and saved codes are part of local-first workflows. History is stored when history saving is enabled. No account or login system was found in the inspected code.
Saved codes
Users can save codes, add Favorites and tags, and search saved items. This information belongs to the local app experience described in the inspected implementation.
Biometric lock
Optional biometric protection uses verification handled by the device operating system. The app should not receive or store biometric identifiers.
Sharing and printing
Sharing and printing use Android and installed apps or system services. Generated QR images may be written temporarily to the app cache to support saving, sharing, or printing.
External links
Scanned links and Play Store links open only after user action. Suspicious-link warnings can provide an extra review step, but users remain responsible for deciding whether to open a destination.
Third-party services
No backend or API calls were found in the inspected code. User-requested actions may still involve Android system services, Google Play, browsers, sharing apps, or print services. This finding should be reconfirmed against each production release.
Children's privacy
The app is not described as directed to children. This section should be reviewed if the product audience or applicable legal requirements change.
Data security
Optional biometric protection and local device controls can help protect saved content, but no app can guarantee absolute security. Avoid storing or sharing sensitive code content unless you understand the risk.
Changes to this policy
This policy may change when app behavior, permissions, store requirements, or contact details change. The updated date will be revised when material changes are published.
Contact us
Developer or brand: Syed Shahbaz HussainSupport email: support@syedshahbazhussain.comOpen QR Code All In One on Google Play