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Terms of Use

ScrnLimit: Screen Time Control Effective date: October 6, 2026 These terms cover the ScrnLimit app on Android. By installing or using it, you agree to them. If you do not agree, uninstall the app. The service ScrnLimit helps you limit distracting apps on your own phone. You choose the apps, the daily cap, schedules, focus sessions, and whether Reels, Shorts, and certain websites are blocked. The app can pause before an app opens, show a timer, and cover an app when the cap is reached. The block depends on Android. A cover appears only when the permissions are on and the watcher is allowed to run. If a block does not draw, ScrnLimit records that as a slip. Android can still stop the app. ScrnLimit does not promise that every open of YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, a game, a Reel, a Short, or a website will be stopped. Your phone Use ScrnLimit on a phone you own or are allowed to control. It is a personal limit for the person using that phone. Do not install it to monitor or restrict someone...

Privacy Policy

ScrnLimit: Screen Time Control Effective date: October 6, 2026 ScrnLimit is a screen time app for the phone it is installed on. It keeps your limits, schedules, and usage on that phone. There is no ScrnLimit account, and ScrnLimit does not run a server that receives your usage. What stays on your phone The app stores, on the device only: Which apps you mark as distracting, and the daily cap you set Per-app limits, work and sleep schedules, focus sessions, and emergency passes Usage of distracting apps for the charts on Home and Insights, including today, recent days, and peak hours Opens stopped, slips, and whether a focus session finished Websites you choose to block Your language, theme, and whether Reels and Shorts blocking is on A salted hash of your PIN, if you set one. The four-digit PIN itself is not stored Whether you asked the app to use fingerprint, and whether uninstall protection is on Uninstalling ScrnLimit deletes this data from the app’s storage. Android may keep a copy ...