
Privacy Hub Android
SoftwareNewA local-first Android privacy relay and encrypted vault that saves, recognizes and opens shared links without network permission.

About Privacy Hub Android
Privacy Hub Android is a local-first privacy relay and encrypted vault for Android users. It receives text and links through user-triggered notification actions, Android sharing, selected-text actions, or a Quick Settings tile; then recognizes supported shopping, content, cloud-drive and web links, saves them locally, and opens the target app or browser. The app declares no Internet or network-state permission, includes no ads or analytics SDKs, and keeps vault data encrypted on the device. Core features are free, while optional lifetime Pro features include offline activation, encrypted backup and migration, Android Autofill Beta, and cloud-drive extraction-code assistance Beta.
What problem it solves
It lets Android users keep shopping and content apps from reading the clipboard while still saving, recognizing and opening shared links, codes and sensitive text through explicit user actions.
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Free core features with an optional lifetime Pro license. No subscription.
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