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Privacy Policy
Memento is an open source app for the Android platform, that is purpose is to help you never forget your beloved ones' special celebrations.
Memento uses the following permissions:
In order to remind you about your contacts' events, Memento kind of needs to know them first, right?
This permission is used if you want to create new contacts or add new events to existing contacts of your device, from the 'Add contact' screen. Memento will never not modify any of your contacts in any other way.
The app checks if you have any Google accounts added to the device when creating new contacts. The added device accounts are not stored or used for any other reason.
Memento needs access to your device's storage in order to read and play notification sounds you choose.
Even though Memento is an offline application, it uses Mixpanel in order to collect anonymous usage data in order to improve the app via how users are using it. No personal personal information. You can read Mixpanel's full Privacy Policy by visiting https://mixpanel.com/privacy/. Additionally, Memento uses Crashlytics, a error reporting tool. As soon as something unexpected happens to the app (i.e. the app stops working), an report is sent to Crashlytics so that the error can be analyzed and fixed by the dev. You can read Crashlytic's full Privacy Policy by visiting http://try.crashlytics.com/terms/privacy-policy.pdf.
When the device boots, Memento makes sure to tell Android to wake it up, when the Daily Reminder is set, in order to notify you about that day's events.
Used for notifications settings to allow the device to vibrate when notified.
Memento is a well trusted application and has no suspicious behavior to hide. All code is freely available for anyone to have a look and learn how things work in the background at https://github.com/alexstyl/Memento-Calendar. Being Open Source ensures that nothing suspicious is happening under the hood. Plus anyone is allowed to contribute their own fixes and features if requested.