← Zenalbum

Last updated: 13 November 2026

1. Who is responsible?

The Android version of Zenalbum, published on Google Play under the developer name “LCPA Studio”, is published by LCPA SARL (30 Av. de Silvacane, 13640 La Roque-d’Anthéron, France — Salon-de-Provence Trade and Companies Register (RCS) no. 978 377 307), the data controller. LCPA Studio is the brand of LCPA SARL for its games and apps.

Ads are served through the Google AdMob account of Ludovic Giacalone, co-manager of LCPA SARL, who is the holder of this advertising account. Neither LCPA SARL nor Ludovic Giacalone receives any data that identifies you: AdMob only shows them overall statistics (for example, the number of ads displayed). Google processes advertising data on its own behalf (see below).

One single contact, for LCPA SARL and for Ludovic Giacalone alike: contact@lcpastudio.fr. On iPhone, the app is published by Ludovic Giacalone and has its own page: Zenalbum privacy policy for iPhone. See also the legal notice.

2. What the app saves

The app asks for no account, no name and no email address. Its data (list of photos already sorted — technical identifiers, not the photos —, credits, recent albums, reminder settings, purchase) is saved only on your device and is not sent to any server of the publisher. If Android backup is turned on for your Google Account, Android may include it in your device backup, which is managed by Google; the publisher has no access to it. Uninstalling the app erases this data from the phone.

3. Photos and videos

The app asks for access to your photos and videos. It reads them only on the phone, to show them, group them by moment and file them in the albums you choose: on Android, an album is a folder on your phone (Pictures/album name), and filing a photo moves it there. Android asks you to confirm these changes (or stops asking, on Android 12 or later, if you give the app the “Media management” permission); the photos you delete at the end of a session go to the Android bin, where they stay for up to 30 days. The app sends no photos, no videos and no information about them to the publisher or to any server: they never leave your phone through the app. You can remove access in Android settings.

4. Ads (Google AdMob) and advertising ID

The free version shows a short full-screen ad every 8 photos sorted and an optional video ad that gives you 10 credits. These ads are provided by Google (Google Ireland Limited, Gordon House, Barrow Street, Dublin 4, Ireland). To show ads, measure their effectiveness, limit how often they repeat and fight fraud, Google’s advertising kit collects and sends to Google: the Android advertising ID (AD_ID) and an identifier specific to the publisher’s apps (“app set ID”), the IP address and an approximate location derived from it, technical information (model, Android version, language), your interactions (app launch, taps, ads viewed) and diagnostic data (performance of the app and of the kit). This data is encrypted in transit.

• Consent: where the law of your country requires it (in particular in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland), a Google form appears before the first ad and lets you accept or refuse personalised advertising and the other purposes. No ad is requested before you answer. You can change your mind at any time: Settings › Ad choices. If you refuse, non-personalised ads may be shown; Google then processes limited data to display them and fight fraud.
• Advertising ID: you can reset or delete it in Android settings (Privacy › Ads, depending on the phone).
• Age: in France, under 15, ask a parent before accepting personalised advertising (the age varies from country to country).
• Legal bases: your consent (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR) for personalised advertising; legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f)) to show non-personalised ads, measure their effectiveness and fight fraud.
• Transfers: Google may process this data outside the European Union, in particular in the United States, with the safeguards provided for by the GDPR (EU-US Data Privacy Framework adequacy decision, standard contractual clauses).

Learn more: how Google uses data from partner apps · Google Privacy Policy.

5. In-app purchase (Google Play)

The purchase on offer is optional: “No ads & unlimited”. It is handled entirely by Google Play. LCPA SARL never sees your payment method. In its Google Play Console (not in the app), it receives from Google the sales information it needs for its management and accounting: order number, product, price, country and date. On your phone, the app reads the list of your purchases from Google Play to give them back to you (automatic restore with the same Google Account). Legal bases: performance of the sales contract (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR) and LCPA SARL’s accounting obligations (Article 6(1)(c)).

6. Reminder and ratings

The app can remind you once a week (Sunday at 6 pm by default) to sort your new photos: it is a notification prepared on your phone, without any server. Android asks for your permission; you can change the day and time in the app, or withdraw the permission in Android settings › Notifications. The “Rate the app” window is Google Play’s own.

7. What the app does not do

No account, no server, no photos sent, no request for your location (GPS), no access to your contacts, microphone or camera; no health data and no financial data collected by the publisher; no audience measurement tool other than the advertising one; no sale of data.

8. Children

The app is suitable for everyone but is not designed for children. If you believe a child has sent us information, write to us and we will delete it.

9. Retention period

App data: on the device, until uninstallation. Sales information: 10 years (accounting obligation, Article L123-22 of the French Commercial Code). Advertising data: kept by Google according to its own rules (links above).

10. Your rights

Under the GDPR, you have the right of access, rectification, erasure, restriction of processing, objection and data portability, the right to withdraw your consent at any time and to give instructions on what happens to your data after your death. To exercise them: contact@lcpastudio.fr. The publisher holds no app data that identifies you; for advertising data, the quickest way is to change your choice in the app and reset your advertising ID. You can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL (www.cnil.fr) or the authority of your country.

11. Changes

The date of the last update is shown at the top of this page. If something important changes, we will say so on the Google Play listing or in the app.