Update privacy policy, include mention of Storage Access Framework.

<a href="#auto_stabilise">auto-level</a> is also enabled, it will have the effect of aligning photos to the nearest

90 degrees.</p>

<p><a name="save_location"><b>Save location</b></a> - Select the folder to store the photos in.</p>

<p><a name="save_location"><b>Save location</b></a> - Select the folder to store the resultant photos or videos in.</p>

<ul>

    <li><b>On Android 9 or earlier:</b> This opens a file dialog. Click on a folder (or "Parent Folder") to navigate through

        the filesystem. Select "New Folder" to create a new folder in the currently displayed folder. Select "Use Folder"

        will be a subfolder of DCIM on your internal storage. You can specify subfolders with the "/"

        character. For example, specifying Camera/holiday will save inside DCIM/Camera/holiday/

        on your internal storage.</li>

    <li><b>If "Use Storage Access Framework" is enabled</b>: Then on any Android version, this option

    <li><b>If "Storage Access Framework" is enabled</b>: Then on any Android version, this option

        will show up the Android standard file chooser - navigate to the desired folder, and click "SELECT" or

        "ALLOW ACCESS" (wording varies depending on Android version).</li>

</ul>

<p>Once you have specified a new save location, you can long press on the Gallery icon to quickly switch between recent save

    locations. If you want to save to an SD card, see "How can I save to my external SD card?" under the <a href="#faq">FAQ</a>.</p>

<p><b>Use Storage Access Framework</b> - If selected, Open Camera will instead use the Android

<p><b>Storage Access Framework</b> - If selected, Open Camera will instead use the Android

<a href="https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider.html">Storage Access Framework</a>. This

has some advantages, such as using the standard Android file picker, and being the only way to save to SD cards on Android 5+.

In some cases it may allow you to save to cloud or local storage providers provided by other apps or services.

Furthermore on Android 10+, it is the only way to save outside of the DCIM/ folder. (Requires Android 5.0 or higher.)</p>

<!--Enter the folder to store the photos in. This can be either a relative path (e.g.,

    the options under the "Photo settings" menu (Datestamp format, Timestamp format, GPS stamp format, Distance unit).</p>

<ul>

    <li>Note that on Android 10, using this option means the ".SRT" files will show in most gallery apps as separate unplayable video

        files. A workaround is to enable Settings/More camera controls/"Use Storage Access Framework".</li>

    <li>On Android 11+, this option is only available if Settings/More camera controls/"Use Storage Access Framework" is

        files. A workaround is to enable Settings/More camera controls/"Storage Access Framework".</li>

    <li>On Android 11+, this option is only available if Settings/More camera controls/"Storage Access Framework" is

        enabled. This is due to changes in Android 11 which affect how applications are able to save files.</li>

</ul>

<a href="http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/02/17/external-blues-google-has-brought-big-changes-to-sd-cards-in-kitkat-and-even-samsung-may-be-implementing-them/">Google

have blocked write access to external SD cards in Android 4.4</a>.</li>

<li><b>Android 5.0 onwards</b> - The restrictions on SD cards introduced in Android 4.4 still apply, however

instead you can enable Settings/More camera controls/"Use Storage Access Framework", and this should allow you

instead you can enable Settings/More camera controls/"Storage Access Framework", and this should allow you

to save to external SD cards. If when choosing a folder, you only see "Recent", you may need to click on the

three dots at the top right to open the menu, to enable showing the drives (e.g., "Show internal storage").</li>

<li><b>Android 6.0 onwards</b> - From Android 6, some devices support "Adoptable Storage" allowing you to

<p><b>Photos or videos fail to save!</b> - Firstly, if you're trying to save to an

external SD card, see "How can I save to my external SD card?" above. Otherwise:</p>

<ul>

    <li>If Settings/More camera controls/"Use Storage Access Framework" is enabled,

    <li>If Settings/More camera controls/"Storage Access Framework" is enabled,

    in some cases the permission may be lost, try rechoosing the save location (from

    Settings/More camera controls/"Save location").</li>

    <li>If not using Storage Access Framework, but you have changed the save location,

<p><b>I switched to a new phone, and now something doesn't work!</b> - Google's auto-backup will

typically transfer settings to a new phone, but this may mean a camera-specific setting is no

longer relevant. In particular, if you set a non-default save location, it may be that the path is

not valid on the new device, or if using Settings/More camera controls/"Use Storage Access Framework",

not valid on the new device, or if using Settings/More camera controls/"Storage Access Framework",

you may need to rechoose the save location (from Settings/More camera controls/"Save location") to

grant permission to the new device. You can use Settings/Settings manager/"Reset settings" to reset

Open Camera to its original state, to rule out any issues from an Android backup from another

<p>Resultant data such as photos or videos can be shared with

    other apps if you use the share option in Open Camera, or when Open Camera is called by

    another app on your device.</p>

    another app on your device, or when you use the Storage Access Framework option to save

    to another app or service.</p>

<p>Since Open Camera does not transmit personal or sensitive information to me, I do not have

    data handling procedures, data retention or deletion policies.</p>

<p>Data handling procedures, data retention and deletion policies: Open Camera

    does not transmit personal or sensitive information to me.</p>

<p>Since Open Camera also uses operating system APIs, you should review relevant privacy policies

    such as for your device, manufacturer, operating system and/or Google accounts. For example:</p>

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