Ergo phone

Play Console declaration- Ergo Phone uses Android’s Accessibility Service solely to display a black privacy screen over other applications when the device is outside the user’s selected viewing-angle range. The service is not used to read, record, collect, store, or transmit screen content, text, passwords, user actions, or personal information. Angle processing occurs locally on the device. The user manually enables the service and can disable it at any time in Android Accessibility Settings. In-app prominent disclosure- Ergo Phone uses Android’s Accessibility Service to display a black privacy screen over other apps when your phone is outside your selected viewing-angle range. The service is used only for this privacy-screen feature. Ergo Phone does not read, record, collect, store, or share screen content, typed text, passwords, user actions, or personal information from other apps. Angle processing occurs locally on your device. You must manually enable Accessibility access in Android Settings. Ergo Phone cannot enable it automatically, and you can disable access at any time in Android Accessibility Settings. Buttons: Allow and continue Not now The disclosure should appear before opening Android’s Accessibility Settings, and the user should tap Allow and continue before being redirected there. Play Store description- Ergo Phone uses Android’s Accessibility Service to display an angle-controlled black privacy screen over other apps when your phone is outside your selected viewing-angle range. This service is required for the app’s core privacy-screen feature. Angle processing occurs on your device. Ergo Phone does not read, record, collect, store, or share screen content, typed text, passwords, or activity from other apps. The main improvement is using the same explanation across all three locations. Also, only state that the service does not access typed text, user actions, or screen content if your AccessibilityService implementation truly avoids APIs or callbacks that retrieve those values.