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Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 17, 2026
Snooze Police does not require an account, a login, or an email address. Your alarms, challenges and settings are stored on your own phone. We don't run user accounts, we don't sell data, and the app shows no ads.
Your Data Stays on Your Phone
Everything you create in the app, including your alarms, Sleep Discipline Challenges, daily results and settings, is stored locally on your device. We do not upload it to our servers.
The Sleep Discipline Challenge only records whether you scanned your QR code on time after your alarm rang. It does not measure your sleep, and it makes no health or medical claims.
The Sleep Discipline Challenge only records whether you scanned your QR code on time after your alarm rang. It does not measure your sleep, and it makes no health or medical claims.
Permissions and Why the App Asks for Them
Snooze Police may ask for the following permissions. Each one is used only to make the app work as described, and none of the information gathered through them is sent to us.
- Camera: to scan your QR code and turn off the alarm. The scan happens on your device. No photo or video is captured, stored, or sent anywhere.
- Notifications: to show your alarm and, if you turn it on, your bedtime reminder for a Sleep Discipline Challenge.
- Alarms and reminders (exact alarms): so your alarm rings at the exact time you set.
- Full-screen display: so the ringing screen can appear when your phone is locked.
- Background and foreground service: so the alarm keeps ringing until you scan your QR code.
- Restart notification: so your alarms are set again after your phone restarts.
- Battery optimization exemption: some phones stop apps in the background. This helps your alarm ring reliably.
- Vibration and keeping the phone awake: so the alarm can vibrate and ring properly.
Crash Reports
When the app runs into a problem, it may send a crash report to a service called Sentry. We use these reports only to find out what went wrong, so our developer team can fix problems and make the app more reliable.
A crash report can include technical details such as the type of error, alarm identifiers and timestamps related to the problem, and basic device and Android version information. It does not include your name, email address or location, and we do not use it for advertising or sell it to anyone.
This is why the app needs an internet connection permission. Alarms and QR scanning themselves work fully offline.
A crash report can include technical details such as the type of error, alarm identifiers and timestamps related to the problem, and basic device and Android version information. It does not include your name, email address or location, and we do not use it for advertising or sell it to anyone.
This is why the app needs an internet connection permission. Alarms and QR scanning themselves work fully offline.
Feedback by Email
The app has a Feedback button that opens your email app with a message addressed to us. The message may be pre-filled with your phone model, Android version and app version to help us fix bugs. You can edit or delete anything before sending. The app never sends an email by itself. We receive the message only if you press Send.
Data Security
Because your alarms and challenge data stay on your device, there is very little for us to hold or secure on our side. Crash reports are sent over an encrypted connection.
Changes to This Policy
If something changes in how the app handles information, we will update this page and the "Last updated" date above.
Contact
Questions about this policy? Write to us at support@snoozepolice.com.
Snooze Police is operated by Salma Akter.
Snooze Police is operated by Salma Akter.