DapperFrame by Sakhi

Privacy Policy

Effective: 20 September 2026

Plain-language summary: DapperFrame edits your selected photos locally on your device. It does not require an account and does not upload your photos to a DapperFrame or Sakhi server. The app uses Google services for advertising and consent.

Photos and camera

You choose a photo through Android’s system Photo Picker or take a picture through your device’s camera app. The selected image is used to provide cropping, cutout refinement, suit fitting, accessories, backgrounds, filters, saving and sharing. DapperFrame does not request broad access to your photo library.

Local storage, retention and deletion

Temporary editing stages and camera captures are kept in the app’s private cache. Finished creations are saved on your device only when you ask the app to save them. DapperFrame does not operate a cloud photo-storage service. You can delete creations in My creations or device storage, clear the app’s data, or uninstall the app to remove app-private temporary data.

Advertising and consent

DapperFrame uses Google Mobile Ads and Google’s User Messaging Platform. Depending on your region, device and consent choices, Google and its advertising partners may collect or process device or other identifiers, approximate location, advertising interactions, diagnostics, and related information to provide, measure, secure and personalize or limit advertising. Where required, DapperFrame asks for consent before initializing ads and provides a Privacy & ad choices entry for revisiting available choices.

Google’s handling of information is described in Google’s Privacy Policy and How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.

Sharing and wallpaper

DapperFrame shares a finished image only after you choose a destination through Android’s share interface. The destination app then controls that copy under its own privacy terms. Setting an image as wallpaper happens only after you select that action.

Children

DapperFrame is a general-audience creative utility and is not directed to children under 13. The app should not be used to process another person’s photo without their permission.

Security and changes

We limit access by using Android’s system picker, app-private cache and app-scoped output rather than broad photo or storage permissions. No method of data handling is completely risk-free. This policy may change when the app, law, or service-provider practices change; the effective date above will be updated.

Contact

For privacy questions or deletion inquiries about DapperFrame, use the public developer contact shown on the official store listing or submit a privacy inquiry.