DriveGuard · privacy

Your scan stays
on your phone.

Effective November 5, 2026. Publisher: Rebellion LLC / This Is My Password. Applies to DriveGuard 0.2.1.

DriveGuard is a free Android permission-inspection app focused on possible access to driving and movement information. This page describes the app. Visiting the website, downloading an installer and contacting support are separate services.

What the app inspects

DriveGuard reads Android package information for apps visible in the current profile: names, icons, package identifiers, requested permissions and reported grant flags, enabled status, versions, update times, installer identity when available and relevant feature declarations. Broad package visibility supports inspecting both user-installed and visible system apps.

It does not request location, physical activity, Bluetooth, Accessibility, Usage Access or device-administrator access for itself. It does not collect GPS positions, routes, speeds, driving behavior, private trip records, message contents, browsing history or other apps’ private usage logs. It has no internet permission.

Local storage

The full current scan is held in memory. The app’s private local preferences store your monitoring choice, scan/check times, a comparison baseline of package IDs, versions, update times and relevant permission fingerprints, plus the most recent 100 change events. Events include an app name/package, event type, timestamp and permission summary. Icons are loaded from installed applications.

These records stay on your phone. There are no ads, analytics, accounts, subscriptions, remote servers or cloud uploads in the app. App backup and device transfer are disabled; there is no cloud recovery or in-app export service.

Optional monitoring and notifications

Monitoring starts off on a new install. Enabling it schedules local checks for newly visible or updated apps and relevant permission changes. Android controls timing and can delay or stop background work. The app requests notification permission only when you enable alerts. Denying notifications does not prevent manual scans or local history. Checks do not establish whether an app used or shared driving information.

Your controls

Manage this app opens the selected application’s Android App info screen. Android controls whether permission changes, Disable, Enable or Uninstall are available. DriveGuard does not silently modify other apps, and opening settings is not treated as proof that an operation succeeded. Results refresh when you return.

Turn monitoring off in Settings to stop scheduled checks. Clearing DriveGuard’s storage or uninstalling it removes its local preferences, baseline and change history. Your phone’s lock and Android’s app sandbox protect local files; DriveGuard adds no separate app password.

What results mean

Permission flags show potential access, not actual collection, tracking, sharing or sale. Android’s while-in-use and one-time controls, location switches, shared UIDs, battery controls, OEM permissions and device policy can affect effective access. Apps can receive information from users or other sources without a permission in this catalog. Disabled apps retain inspectable declarations and grants but are counted separately.

Private Space, Secure Folder, work profiles and hidden packages can limit coverage. Samsung Driving Report matches are found by visible app/package text; a name match is not independent verification of the publisher. The app does not inspect a vehicle or promise to identify every way driving information could be collected.

Website downloads and support

Cloudflare hosts this website and handles network/download requests, security controls and website performance measurements separately from DriveGuard’s offline app data. Read the website’s contact and site notes.

If you contact hi@rebellioncompany.com, the email providers process what you send so we can respond. DriveGuard does not automatically attach app inventories, scans or diagnostics. Share only information you intend to send.

Questions or changes

Use the contact page for questions or feedback. This page will be updated when the app’s data practices change.