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Argus privacy statement

Argus is a viewer for cameras on your own network. It collects nothing about you, sends nothing anywhere, and has no account.

Last updated 23 August 2026

On your deviceNo server, no cloud
No accountNothing to sign in to
No third partiesNo ads, no analytics
All agesNo personal data collected
01

What Argus does not do

The short version, before the detail.

ArgusA viewer for the cameras on your own network
02

What Argus stores on your device

All of it stays in the app's own storage and is removed when the app is removed.

03

What leaves your device

Your cameras, and nothing else.

Only the requests Argus makes to your own cameras, on your own network, using the addresses you typed or that Argus found on that network. Nothing else.

If you export your camera list, the file goes wherever you choose to put it. That file contains camera addresses and names. It does not contain passwords.

04

Permissions

Two, and both are granted by the system rather than asked of you.

05

Managing what is stored

It is all on your device, so it is all in your hands.

Deleting a camera removes its address, its name and its saved login. Removing the app removes the camera list, every saved login, the pictures kept for the widgets and the camera identities. There is nothing held anywhere else to ask for, correct or delete.

06

Children

No account, no content, nothing collected.

Argus is not directed at children. It has no account, no social feature and no content of its own, and it collects no personal information from anyone, including minors. A parent or guardian with a question can use the contact below.

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Contact

How to reach us.

Argus is written by 0x57C0DE Labs. Questions about this statement go to the contact address on the app's store page.