Short Dramas: Mini Series
Privacy Policy
Last updated: 9 September 2026 · Android package com.shortdramas.miniseries
Welcome to Short Dramas: Mini Series (package name: com.shortdramas.miniseries). This Privacy Policy describes how LUNVITRA LLC (“Short Dramas”, “the App”, “we”, “us”) collects, uses, and protects information when you use our launcher, short-drama viewing features, and this website.
The App does not require an account. We only process what is needed to run, maintain, improve, and monetize the product.
1. About us
The data controller is LUNVITRA LLC, a United States company. Short Dramas: Mini Series is a free-to-watch vertical mini-series app on Google Play, with an optional home-screen experience.
LUNVITRA LLC, 5621 ALDINE BENDER RD 3814, HOUSTON, TX 77032, US. Legal representative: Jordan Davion Evans. Phone: +1 304 415 7740 / No. 84. D-U-N-S: 144394783.
Privacy or data-rights requests can be sent through the Google Play listing or to the postal address above. A dedicated email will be added here once it is confirmed.
2. Information we collect
We and our service providers collect only the categories below, and only as needed to provide, secure, measure, and fund the App.
2.1 Device, usage, and diagnostics
We and our partners may process:
- Device and app details such as model, OS version, app version, language, time zone, connection type, and an approximate region inferred from technical signals like IP address.
- Identifiers, including the advertising ID where your device settings and law allow it, and app-created pseudonymous IDs (anonymous, install, and session IDs). Those IDs are generated by the App. They are not taken from hardware IDs such as IMEI, MAC address, or Android ID, and they reset if you clear app data or reinstall. We may use them to issue short-lived tokens that authenticate requests, limit abuse, and protect content APIs.
- Usage events such as screens viewed, titles and episodes watched, playback actions, search, feature taps, ad interactions, and performance events.
- Diagnostic information, including crash and stability reports from the App or its service providers where available.
- Technical logs and temporarily queued analytics records used to diagnose failures and deliver events reliably. These records may include app-generated identifiers, app and device details, event names, playback or ad diagnostics, and timestamps. We do not intentionally include notification content, your installed-app list, or unrelated clipboard content in our first-party diagnostic and analytics records.
This helps us run the product, improve reliability, understand feature use, deliver and measure ads, and support recommendations.
2.2 Installed apps and launcher data
If you use launcher features, Short Dramas reads a limited set of app-related information on the device.
A. Which apps we can see. We use Android’s standard package-visibility rules so the home screen and app drawer can show launchable apps, compare available Home apps when you change the default home setting, and resolve dock shortcuts (phone, messaging, browser, camera, wallpaper picker) only when you tap those shortcuts.
B. What stays on the device. Preferences and viewing data are stored locally in on-device databases and settings, including:
- Home-screen layout and shortcut placement.
- Favorite dramas, so you can open them later.
- Watch and play history, so you can resume a title.
- Recent drama-search keywords, kept on the device only and not sent to our analytics servers.
- Rewarded-ad unlock state for an episode part, so you are not asked to unlock the same part again on that device.
- Reminder preferences and local counters that pace drama reminder notifications. Reminder scheduling is enabled by default, but notifications can appear only when Android notification permission is available. You can stop reminders at any time through Android’s notification settings for Short Dramas. After a reboot, the system scheduler may restart enabled local jobs.
- Language choice and similar Settings toggles.
Optional notification access (notification badges and launcher previews). To show notification badges and previews in the launcher, the App may ask you to enable Android Notification Listener / notification access. If granted, the App processes the posting app’s package name, notification key, title, text, icon, and click action in memory for the launcher interface. Short Dramas does not save notification titles or message bodies in its own database, upload notification content through its first-party analytics service, or use that content for advertising, analytics, or profiling. You can refuse or revoke this access through Android’s Notification access settings; the App continues to work without notification badges and previews.
Optional default Home app. Making Short Dramas your Home app is optional. You can skip setup and keep using playback features without changing the system home app. You can switch Home apps later in Android settings.
Deleting local data. Clear storage through Settings → Apps → Short Dramas → Storage & cache → Clear storage / Clear data to remove local favorites, launcher layout, and watch history. Short Dramas turns off Android Auto Backup for its app data.
C. How we treat the installed-app list.
- Installed-app information is processed on the device.
- We do not upload your installed-app list to our servers.
- We do not sell or share that list with advertisers, analytics vendors, or other third parties.
- We do not use that list for advertising, profiling, or behavioral analysis.
- If notification access is enabled, notification metadata and content are processed on the device only for local notification badges and launcher previews. We do not upload notification content or badge state, and we do not use notification access for ads or profiling.
2.3 Advertising and attribution
The App is free because it shows ads. Advertising, mediation, and attribution partners may process limited technical data — advertising IDs, Android Privacy Sandbox / AdServices signals where available, IP address, device details, in-app events, install-referrer data, impressions, clicks, ad requests, revenue events, attribution signals, and fraud-prevention signals — under their own policies and platform rules.
Depending on region, device settings, inventory, and our remote configuration, ads may be filled by Google AdMob or by other networks through mediation (including AppLovin). Partners may use the data above to serve, cap, personalize, measure, and secure ads where the law allows.
Install attribution uses the Google Play Install Referrer API so we can see which campaign or channel led to an install.
Ad personalization is controlled through your device, Google Play, and the relevant ad platform. Short Dramas does not show a separate in-app advertising-consent form. Ads may be limited or unavailable depending on those settings, law, region, and partner setup. Resetting your advertising ID does not remove ads; it can reduce personalization.
Ads may appear as app-open, interstitial, rewarded, or native units on playback, browsing, and — if you use Home features — related screens. A failed ad is skipped and does not block watching.
2.4 Clipboard use for drama codes
When Short Dramas is in the foreground or its launcher regains focus, the App may check the current clipboard item to determine whether it contains a Short Dramas code in the SD:/ format. Recognized codes are processed on the device to offer the matching drama. Unrelated clipboard content is not saved or uploaded by Short Dramas. When you choose Copy, the App may also write a drama code or sharing text to the clipboard.
2.5 Information we do not collect
Short Dramas does not ask for camera, contacts, phone, SMS, precise location, or external-storage permissions. We do not collect your phone number, IMEI, contact list, photos, files, precise GPS, or payment-card details. Dock shortcuts such as phone, messaging, or camera only open a compatible system or third-party app; Short Dramas itself does not read call history, SMS bodies, camera capture, or microphone audio.
There is no registration or login. We do not collect your name, email, or account credentials, and we do not collect financial, health, or biometric data. You can use the catalog without creating an account, so there is no user account to delete. Device-side data can be cleared as described in Section 2.2. Identifier-related requests can be sent as described in Section 12.
3. How we use information
- Provide launcher, app drawer, search, shortcuts, library, favorites, continue watching, sharing, language, and playback features.
- Personalize and improve drama recommendations and the overall experience.
- Measure usage, stability, performance, and whether features work as intended.
- Show, limit, and measure ads so every episode can stay free to watch.
- Measure install sources, campaigns, and attribution.
- Detect and address fraud, abuse, security issues, and technical problems.
- Authenticate and protect short-drama API access through our gateway.
- Schedule on-device drama reminders when Android notification permission is available.
- Respond to support and privacy requests, and meet legal and Google Play requirements.
4. Third-party services
We do not sell your personal information. We work with service providers that help us operate, analyze, advertise, attribute, deliver content, and improve the App. The App may use:
- Short Dramas Analytics (our first-party measurement): in-app feature events, engagement, and performance diagnostics. It processes pseudonymized technical metrics such as anonymous device/install/session IDs, brand, model, OS, language, network type, and interaction events. It is not used to collect names, emails, or phone numbers.
- Short-drama content, API, hosting, and CDN partners: catalog and playback requests may pass through our own servers (the Short Dramas gateway) before licensed providers and CDNs fulfill them. Covers, episode metadata, and video streams come from licensed sources; playback happens in the App’s built-in player. Those providers may see technical request data such as IP address, package name, app version, language, requested content IDs, and device/network details needed to serve and secure content. Users cannot upload public short-drama videos or other public user-generated video.
- Firebase Analytics: product usage and improvement. Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
- Firebase Remote Config, Firebase Installations, and Firebase Crashlytics: remote configuration, app-instance IDs used to fetch config reliably, and crash diagnostics. Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
- AppsFlyer: attribution, campaign measurement, and related analytics. Policy: https://www.appsflyer.com/legal/privacy-policy/
- Meta App Events / Meta Audience Network: advertising measurement and, where used, ad delivery through mediation. Policy: https://www.facebook.com/privacy/policy/
- Google AdMob / Google Mobile Ads: ad serving and measurement. Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
- AppLovin (including AppLovin MAX where configured): mediation, ad delivery, monetization, measurement, and fraud prevention. Policy: https://www.applovin.com/privacy/
- Pangle / ByteDance: ad delivery and mediation support. Policy: https://www.pangleglobal.com/privacy
- Unity Ads: ad delivery and measurement through mediation. Policy: https://unity.com/legal/privacy-policy
- Vungle / Liftoff Monetize: ad delivery and measurement through mediation. Policy: https://liftoff.io/privacy-policy/
- Mintegral: ad delivery and measurement through mediation. Policy: https://www.mintegral.com/en/privacy/
- Google Play services components: platform support used by the SDKs above, including Play Install Referrer and Android Privacy Sandbox / AdServices where available. Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Those services process data under their own policies. We do not give the launcher-generated installed-app list to advertising, attribution, analytics, or content partners. Third-party SDKs may still run their own limited package-visibility, referrer, advertising, measurement, fraud-prevention, or platform checks where Play policy and law allow.
Some ad and mediation SDKs (for example AppLovin, Meta Audience Network, Pangle, Unity Ads, Vungle, and Mintegral) may use ordinary optimization methods, including sandboxed dynamic module loading inside their own SDK, to deliver, render, and secure ads. Those methods are used for advertising and platform functions that comply with Google Play rules, not to bypass permissions.
Operational IDs such as property keys are not listed on this page.
5. Data sharing
We share limited information with providers only as needed to run the App, deliver content, show and measure ads, analyze performance, attribute installs, prevent fraud, and comply with law.
- Events sent to our first-party analytics are collected by us and are not sold to other companies for their own products.
- Advertising IDs and related technical signals may be shared with the advertising, mediation, and attribution partners in Section 4 so they can serve and measure ads and attribute installs.
- We may disclose information if required by law or legal process, or to protect users, our services, or the public.
- If we take part in a merger, acquisition, or asset sale, information may transfer with that transaction, subject to this policy or an updated notice.
We do not sell your personal information for money. Some privacy laws treat certain personalized ads or measurement as “sharing” or “targeted advertising”; where those laws apply, choices are handled through device settings, platform controls, or partner tools.
We do not share your installed-app list. We do not use that list for advertising or analytics.
6. Security and retention
We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards for an ad-supported mobile app, including encrypted transmission where applicable. No method of sending or storing data is completely secure.
On-device product data remains until you clear storage or uninstall. We keep other records only as long as needed for the purposes in this policy, unless a longer period is required or allowed by law. Partner logs follow each partner’s own retention rules. We then delete or aggregate what we no longer need.
7. Your choices and rights
Depending on where you live and applicable law, you may be able to:
- Ask for access to personal information we process about you.
- Ask us to correct or delete personal information.
- Object to, or ask us to limit, certain processing.
- Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent.
- Control advertising IDs and ad personalization in Android settings (for example Google → Ads).
- Reset or delete your advertising ID, limit ad personalization, or use Google Play ad-privacy controls where available.
- Stop local drama reminders through Android’s notification settings for Short Dramas (typically Settings → Apps → Short Dramas → Notifications; names vary by device).
- Revoke optional notification access used for notification badges and launcher previews (for example Settings → Apps → Special app access → Notification access).
- Change language in Settings; leaving without Done keeps the previous language.
- Uninstall the App or clear storage to remove local progress, favorites, and launcher layout.
Because the App has no account, many records exist only on your device or with the partners named above. Send requests through the Google Play listing or to the address in Section 12. We may need enough detail to find relevant records, and we may decline requests the law does not require us to fulfill. We aim to respond to valid requests within 30 days unless a different period applies.
7.1 Changing Home app and uninstalling
If Short Dramas is your default Home app, open Short Dramas → Me → Help and tap Switch to the original desktop. The App opens Android’s default desktop / launcher selection screen; choose your previous launcher and confirm. System menu names differ between device brands, so this in-app shortcut is the recommended method.
Uninstall from Google Play or Settings → Apps → Short Dramas → Uninstall. If Android requires another Home app first, choose a different default home app, then uninstall.
8. Children
Short Dramas is a general-audience entertainment app. It is not intended for children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you think a child has provided information through the App, contact us and we will take appropriate steps to delete it.
Users between 13 and 18 should use the App only with parental or guardian consent where local law requires it.
9. International processing
We or our providers may process information in countries outside your place of residence, including partners such as Google, AppsFlyer, and Meta. Where required, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as standard contractual clauses, adequacy decisions, or equivalent mechanisms. Each partner’s own policy describes its safeguards.
10. This website
This marketing site is static. It has no comment form and no account system. If we later add site analytics or keep hosting logs, we will update this policy. Links to Google Play leave this site and are governed by Google.
11. Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy when our practices, services, legal requirements, or platform rules change. The “Last updated” date will change when we do. For material changes, we will give reasonable notice in the App or by other suitable means. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy to the extent the law allows.
12. Contact
Questions, concerns, or privacy requests: LUNVITRA LLC, 5621 ALDINE BENDER RD 3814, HOUSTON, TX 77032, United States. Phone: +1 304 415 7740 / No. 84. You may also use the Short Dramas: Mini Series page on Google Play. A dedicated email will be published here when it is confirmed.