QuietSafe Privacy Policy
Publisher: QuietBit Studio
Contact: quietbitstudio@gmail.com
Effective date: 2026-06-16 · Last updated: 2026-07-19
Summary
QuietSafe is designed as a local encrypted vault application. Vault contents are stored locally on the user's device and are not uploaded to a QuietSafe cloud service.
Data processed by the application
QuietSafe may process vault names, vault metadata, encrypted vault files, imported file names and contents, preview data, application settings, and temporary runtime data required for safe preview or playback workflows.
Data collection and transmission
QuietSafe does not intentionally collect, transmit, sell, or share vault contents, passwords, encryption keys, imported files, or exported files with the publisher.
Passwords and encryption keys
QuietSafe does not provide publisher-side password recovery. If the master password is lost, encrypted vault data may be permanently unrecoverable.
Local storage
QuietSafe stores vault data on the user's device in user-selected or application-managed folders. The user is responsible for backups and for protecting device access.
Temporary files
QuietSafe is designed to avoid unnecessary full decrypted copies of protected content. Some operations may still require temporary runtime data for previews, media playback, export, or operating system integration. Temporary data should be removed when no longer needed.
Exported files
Files exported from QuietSafe are outside the protection of the encrypted vault. The user is responsible for managing and deleting exported files.
Support communications
If the user contacts support, QuietBit Studio may receive information voluntarily provided by the user, such as email address, screenshots, logs, or a description of a problem. Users should not send vault passwords or sensitive files to support.
Website analytics and advertising measurement
The QuietBit Studio website uses Microsoft Advertising Universal Event Tracking (UET), tag ID 187262760, and the Google tag for Google Ads, tag ID AW-18332590954, to measure website visits, Microsoft Store link clicks, and advertising campaign performance.
Advertising and analytics storage, advertising user data, and ad personalization are denied by default. If a visitor selects “Allow all”, these consent states change to granted and Microsoft Advertising and Google Ads may use measurement and advertising cookies. If a visitor selects “Necessary only”, the tags remain in a restricted, cookieless measurement mode.
The visitor's consent choice is stored in the browser's local storage and can be changed at any time with the “Privacy settings” button. For more information, see the Microsoft Privacy Statement and the Google Privacy Policy.
Children
QuietSafe is not intended to knowingly collect personal information from children.
Terms
Changes
This policy may be updated when QuietSafe features change. The applicable policy should be linked from the Microsoft Store listing and made available inside or alongside the application package.