Last updated 15 September 2026
RawCine does not collect, transmit or store any personal information.
Everything you record — video, audio, motion data and the files exported from them — is written to your device and stays there. RawCine has no server, no account and no upload path of any kind. Nothing you shoot leaves the phone unless you share or copy it yourself.
When you do — saving a take, or sending one through the share sheet to Google Drive, Photos, a messaging app or anywhere else — RawCine hands that one file to the app you chose and nothing more. What happens to it after that is between you and that app, under its own privacy policy, not this one.
No location data is recorded in any file RawCine writes. The app holds no location permission, so it could not record one if it tried.
RawCine requests the camera (required to record), the microphone (only if you want sound on a take) and notifications (so recording keeps running with the screen off). Each is asked for at the moment it is first needed, and each may be refused — refusing the microphone gives silent takes, and refusing notifications changes nothing except the ability to stop a take from the notification shade.
RawCine shows ads through Google AdMob. The Google Mobile Ads SDK collects device identifiers and an advertising identifier in order to serve and measure those ads, and uses Android’s own ad measurement (Privacy Sandbox) APIs to do so; Google’s privacy policy governs what it does with them. RawCine sends Google nothing about what you record.
If you are in the United Kingdom or the European Economic Area, you were asked for consent before any of that began, and you can change or withdraw it at any time from Settings → Privacy → Ad privacy options inside the app.
Crash reports are off unless you switch them on in Settings. They contain a stack trace and the phone model, never a frame, a file name or a location.
RawCine is a filmmaking tool and is not directed at children.
Developer: YourTechGuys · Contact: privacy@yourtechguys.uk
Questions, or a request to have something explained, are welcome at that address.