Privacy notice 1.0 · four drafts · 15 November 2026
Legal and policies
The privacy notice is published (version 1.0, effective 15 November 2026). The other four policies are drafts pending review by qualified counsel; each carries a visible draft banner, a version and a date, and is excluded from search engines until approved. These pages are not legal advice.
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Where are Spy Monk's policies?
The privacy notice is published as version 1.0, effective 15 November 2026. The terms of service, acceptable use policy, refund and cancellation policy and grievance redressal are version 0.2 drafts, pending review by qualified counsel, marked as drafts on every page and excluded from search engines until approved.
- Privacy questions and requests: privacy@spymonk.in
- Drafts carry a visible banner, version and date; the banner is removed only after approval is recorded
- Hindi versions follow the English versions (DPDP Act s. 5(3))
Documents
The policies
Version 1.0
Privacy notice
What personal data Spy Monk collects — including Google sign-in data — why, for how long, who it is shared with and your rights under the DPDP Act, 2023 and the DPDP Rules, 2025.
Draft 0.2-draft
Terms of service
The agreement for using Spy Monk: what the software is and is not, your responsibilities, plans and payment, liability and governing law.
Draft 0.2-draft
Acceptable use policy
What Spy Monk must not be used for — and what happens when it is.
Draft 0.2-draft
Refund and cancellation policy
Cancelling a plan, scan credits, failed or duplicate payments, and how refunds are paid.
Draft 0.2-draft
Grievance redressal
How to raise a complaint, a personal-data request or a security concern, who handles it and how quickly we respond.
How these drafts are managed
Versioning and review
Each policy is versioned and dated in its header. The privacy notice was approved by the operator and published as version 1.0 on 15 November 2026. The other four remain drafts: their open questions are tracked in a legal-review register so the reviewer sees them in one place, and the draft banner is removed from a page only when approval is recorded against that version.
After the English versions, Hindi versions follow.