Android Digital Photo Frame
PhotoCloud Frame Slideshow may remember your username/password for services which do not support security tokens (for example Samba and OwnCloud). PhotoCloud never sends your data anywhere else but the stream server itself, solely for the purpose of authenticating and downloading images. Images are downloaded to your phone only, they are never uploaded anywhere. The images are cached for quicker display, you can delete the caches at any time.
PhotoCloud uploads warning and error messages anonymously to Crashlytic, for the sole purpose of helping bug fixing. Those error messages never contain any username nor password. Other than that, PhotoCloud uploads nothing nowhere else, except for the sole purpose of downloading images (you have to let the server know that you wish to download given image) :-D
PhotoCloud versions newer than 1.15.8 no longer read Google Drive nor Google Photos, and use no Google API to access your data.
PhotoCloud 1.15.8 and older offered Google Drive and Google Photos as photo sources. For those, PhotoCloud did not ask for user name, password nor anything else except for an access token, which it used to read your files (Google Drive) or photos (Google Photos). PhotoCloud never modified nor appended any data nor photos. The Google API scopes those versions ask for:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/photoslibrary.readonly to read the Photos from the Photos Libraryhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file allows PhotoCloud to see, edit, create, and delete only the specific Google Drive files you use with this app.Even older versions asked for https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.readonly, which allows
PhotoCloud to read all files and photos in your drive. Google restricts that scope: an app requesting it
must complete a third-party CASA security assessment, recertified annually, which PhotoCloud does not do.