Every app says what it takes.
Before you install it, in the same four categories, in the same words.
The format
Four categories, no prose.
A label is not a policy. It is a short, comparable answer to one question — what does this program take from me. It reads the same way on every Oplo app, so the differences between them are visible at a glance.
Used to track youData shared with other companies to follow you across their apps and sites. Oplo has committed that this category is empty on every one of its apps.
Linked to youData tied to your account or device. Named individually rather than as a category, and each one has to justify itself against a feature.
Not linked to youData collected without a route back to you. Listed anyway, because a claim of anonymity is worth checking rather than trusting.
Not collectedThe categories the app does not touch at all. Stated explicitly, since an absence is the part a reader cannot otherwise confirm.
The register
Nothing has shipped, so nothing is labelled.
This page is published empty on purpose. The label goes up with the app, not after someone asks for it. The only way to keep that rule visible is to leave the shelf here, where the absence can be seen.1
In development
- Oplo intelligenceLabel published at ship
- Oplo EduLabel published at ship
- OEduLabel published at ship
- Oplo account and sign-inLabel published at ship
This site
- oplocloud.comNo account required, no advertising, no cross-site tracking