When the user launches the app is asked to allow the app to take pictures and videos (implicitly meaning by the use of the device cameras) .

Upon permission denial, the user is not able to proceed with the main functionalities of the app, but can only reproduce video files coming from possibly previous recording.

If the user allows the local camera activity, instead, the app will use, actually only upon the "Start" command, the selected camera to capture video frames and process them for motion detection, making the user notified of it through recording (producing local files) and/or acoustic alerts.

In no case and in no way the app uses the frames picked up from the local camera in a way different from what said above.

So the Lisensor of the app in no way acquires the knowledge about the content of the frames captured and recorded.

The camera permissions can be revoked by the user at any moment, entering the settings of the hosting environment and looking up for the installed ISeeYou basic or ISeeYou plus app, then looking for the permissions section and turning camera permission off. In this case the app stays in the same status preceding the initial allowance - see above - all the features not depending on the local cameras keep being available to the end-user.

The app doesn't collect user's data. The end-user of the app is the only responsible party of the life cycle of the video content collected - collected data can be deleted completely at private file system level, such a file system being made completely accessible to the user by the app. Alternatively the de-installation of the app operates the total data deletion.