Used for optional location stamps
When location is enabled and permission is granted, coordinates are used to make the stamp and are sent to address/map providers to return address details and map tiles.
GeoStamp · Transparency
This page summarizes how the current GeoStamp Android app handles information. It is intended to help users understand the app; it is not a substitute for the official Google Play Data safety form or the separate privacy practices of third-party providers.
Last reviewed: November 13, 2026
When location is enabled and permission is granted, coordinates are used to make the stamp and are sent to address/map providers to return address details and map tiles.
GeoStamp captures and stamps photos locally. It does not upload photo files to a GeoStamp server. A photo is shared only when you choose a destination through Android's share or export tools.
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GeoStamp does not require sign-in and does not operate its own analytics service, account database, or photo-hosting service.
GeoStamp does not keep a server-side copy of your photos, app settings, or location history. App-private files and settings are removed when Android removes the app's data or when you uninstall the app. Photos saved to a shared gallery, chosen folder, or another app may remain and need to be deleted separately. External providers may retain their network requests under their own policies.
Read the full GeoStamp Privacy Policy for details about location providers, advertising, sharing and this website. For questions, contact maintainers through the GeoStamp GitHub repository. GitHub issues are public; do not include photos or precise coordinates.