Privacy: Split APK Installer
Split APK Installer & Manager — Privacy Policy
Last updated: 4 November 2026
Split APK Installer & Manager (“the app”) is made by Invisible Space. The app collects no personal information. It has no accounts, no ads and no analytics, and it sends nothing about you or your phone to us or to anyone else. This page explains what it reads on your phone, and why.
What the app reads on your phone
- The apps installed on your phone (the “query all packages” permission). The App Manager reads their names, icons, versions, sizes, install dates, signing certificates and requested permissions to show them to you. This is read when you open the screen, shown there, and never sent anywhere.
- The bundle files you choose. You hand over a file or a folder through Android’s own file picker, and the app reads only those. On Android 10 and older it also uses the storage permission to list bundle files already saved on the phone. On Android 11 and newer it asks for no device-wide storage permission at all.
- Installing and uninstalling (the “install unknown apps” and “request delete packages” permissions). Android shows its own confirmation for every install and every uninstall; nothing happens silently.
What the app keeps
- The files and folders you handed over, kept as Android permission grants so they stay listed. Clearing the app’s data in Android’s settings revokes them all.
- A few counters for Google Play’s update and review prompts: how many installs have succeeded, when the app last asked for a review, and which update it last offered.
- Exports go where you choose to save them. When you share an app, a copy is kept in the app’s private storage only until your next share or the next time you open the App Manager.
Uninstalling the app deletes all of the above.
When something leaves your phone
- Sharing. When you share an app, the exported file and a link to this app’s Google Play page go to the app you pick (Quick Share, a chat app, email). That only happens when you tap Share, and what happens next is up to the app you picked.
- Updates and reviews. The app can offer a new version, and occasionally ask for a rating, through Google Play. Those screens are run by the Google Play Store app, under Google’s privacy policy.
Children
The app is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them.
Changes
If the app’s handling of data changes, this page will be updated and the date at the top will change.
Contact
Invisible Space — goldcouture04@gmail.com
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