Overview
- Data is encrypted in transit using HTTPS or secure WebSocket connections.
- Supported message and file content is encrypted on the user’s device before upload.
- BeeOrbit does not sell user data or use it for advertising.
- The current app contains no advertising, behavioral-analytics, crash-reporting, or FCM remote-push SDK.
- Users can request permanent account deletion in the app or on the public web deletion page.
Data categories
Not collected by the current Android build
The current manifest does not request location, microphone, phone, SMS, call-log, calendar, or address-book permissions. The reviewed dependency set contains no advertising ID, ad network, behavioral analytics, or crash-reporting SDK. BeeChat does not process financial, health, fitness, or web-browsing data as part of its current core features.
Optional and required data
Account credentials, basic identifiers, security records, and delivery metadata are required to provide the service. Profile text, avatar, friend relationships, messages, media, BeeDrive files, local backup export, camera-based QR scanning, and notifications depend on features the user chooses to use. Camera, file access, notifications, and foreground real-time service controls are presented at the point of use or in Android settings.
Sharing and processing
BeeChat uses infrastructure and email processors to provide the service: Tencent-hosted VPS and PostgreSQL, Cloudflare R2, and Resend. Data is not sold. The Play Console answer for ‘data shared’ must remain consistent with the developer’s contracts and Google Play’s service-provider exception; infrastructure-provider processing is described publicly here regardless of the console classification.
Deletion and retention
See the account deletion section of the Privacy Policy for the exact categories deleted, retained, and left on other users’ devices. The current default server delivery-cache periods are also listed there.
Accuracy notice
This disclosure is tied to the reviewed source and must be reviewed again before each Play release whenever permissions, SDKs, providers, authentication, messaging, moderation, storage, or deletion behavior changes.