CRASHLYTICS CONSENT

Last updated: January 18, 2026

Important: This consent is optional. You can use the "Guitar Songs" app without providing this consent. Declining crash reporting does not limit the app's functionality.

What is Crashlytics and Why Do We Need It?

We use Firebase Crashlytics to collect information about crashes and errors in the app. This helps us:

What Data is Collected?

About the Crashlytics identifier: When you install the app and enable Crashlytics, Application generates a unique anonymous identifier that is stored locally in your device's app preferences. This identifier helps us group crashes from the same installation to better understand and fix recurring issues. It is not linked to any personal information and cannot be used to identify you personally.

Important: Crashlytics does NOT collect your personal data, such as name, email, or the contents of your playlists. All data is processed anonymously and used solely for debugging purposes. The Crashlytics identifier is separate and independent from Analytics and synchronization identifiers - it is used only for Firebase Crashlytics and is not shared with our servers or other services.

Who Processes Crashlytics Data?

Crashlytics data is processed by Google LLC / Google Ireland Limited through the Firebase Crashlytics service for crash analysis and debugging.

Google processes data in accordance with their Privacy Policy.

Data transfer outside the EU: Google complies with EU Standard Contractual Clauses for data transfer to third countries.

Data Retention Period

Firebase Crashlytics data is stored for up to 90 days from the date of collection to identify and resolve recurring issues, then automatically deleted.

Legal Basis for Processing

Processing of Firebase Crashlytics data is based on your voluntary consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR).

You can withdraw this consent at any time without any negative consequences for using the app.

Your Rights

What You Can Do Yourself:

Data Processing by Google

Important to understand: Firebase Crashlytics data is processed and stored by Google on their servers. The app operator does not have access to individual user identities and only sees technical crash reports.

Automatic deletion: Google automatically deletes Firebase Crashlytics data after 90 days from the date of collection. This happens automatically without the need for requests.

Requests for data access or deletion: If you want to access your crash data or request its immediate deletion before the 90-day period expires, you can:

Recommendation: The easiest way to stop data collection is to withdraw consent in Settings → Information → Legal. Previously collected data will be automatically deleted by Google after 90 days.

Managing Crashlytics Consent

How to provide consent:

  1. When you first launch the "Guitar Songs" app, you will be asked to review and consent to various data processing policies
  2. You can choose to accept or decline the Crashlytics consent
  3. Your choice will be saved and Crashlytics will only operate if you provide consent

How to withdraw consent (opt-out):

  1. Open the "Guitar Songs" app
  2. Go to Settings → Information → Legal
  3. Find the Crashlytics consent in the list
  4. Tap the "Opt-out" button next to it

After withdrawing consent, Firebase Crashlytics will immediately stop collecting crash data. Previously collected data will be deleted according to Google's retention policy (90 days).

Technical Implementation

Firebase Crashlytics uses local storage on your device to:

This data is stored locally on your device and transmitted to Firebase only if crash reporting is enabled.

Contact Information

For all questions related to crash reporting and data processing, contact:

Email: guitarsongs.club@gmail.com
Subject line: "Crashlytics Question"

Changes to Consent

We may update the terms of Crashlytics use. We will notify you of significant changes through the app.

Remember: Using crash reporting is completely voluntary. You can use all features of the "Guitar Songs" app without providing consent for Crashlytics.