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Privacy Policy Last Updated: March 2026

1. Overview VoltHub is committed to protecting your privacy.
 This policy explains how we handle data within the application.

       2. Information Collection VoltHub does not collect, store, or share any personally identifiable information (PII). We do not require account registration or track individual users.

       3. Third-Party Services Our application integrates with third-party services that may collect information used to identify you: • Google Blogger API : Used to fetch blog posts. Content viewed in the app may contain links to external websites with their own privacy policies. • Google AdMob : Used to display advertisements. AdMob may collect device identifiers and usage data to serve personalized or non-personalized ads.

       4. Analytics and State We use local storage (AsyncStorage) to save your app preferences, such as Dark Mode and AdMob Test Mode. This data remains on your device and is not sent to any servers.

       5. External Links The app contains links to external sites (via the Blog Feed). We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of these external sites.

       6. Contact Us If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: esandaniel8@gmail.com

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