Contacts
With permission, Elder Dialler reads saved contact names, numbers and optional photos for contact selection, speed dials, SOS contacts and Safe Call Mode matching.
Understand which information remains on the phone and why permissions are needed.
With permission, Elder Dialler reads saved contact names, numbers and optional photos for contact selection, speed dials, SOS contacts and Safe Call Mode matching.
Theme, font, speed-dial assignments, SOS order, blocked numbers and other choices are stored in the app's private local settings.
Elder Dialler maintains its own call-history information for the app. The current Android manifest does not request permission to read the phone's general Android call log.
The production app requests only permissions needed for its phone role and enabled features, including calling, Contacts, phone state, audio settings and notifications. Google Play Billing is used for the optional Advanced purchase.
The current app manifest does not request Android's INTERNET permission or READ_CALL_LOG permission.
Review any diagnostic report before sending it. Redaction reduces risk but should not be treated as a guarantee that a report can never contain sensitive technical information.
Permission and diagnostic statements are based on the current production manifest and SupportDiagnostics implementation.
Disclaimer: All names, contact details, and images displayed on this website and shown within the Elder Dialler application are entirely fictitious and are used for demonstration and illustrative purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, living or deceased, is purely coincidental. No content is intended to represent, simulate, or replicate any actual individual.