

PixNix Wallpaper Apps Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 6, 2026. This policy applies to Wallpapers 4K HD - PixNix and Wallpaper 4K HD - Divine. It explains advertising, analytics, privacy choices, wallpaper delivery, favorites, device storage, and support requests.
Apps Covered By This Policy
ArvantaOne publishes two Android wallpaper apps covered by this page:
- Wallpapers 4K HD - PixNix — Android package
com.pixvibe.wallpaper4khd. - Wallpaper 4K HD - Divine — Android package
com.pixnix.category.app.
Both apps let users browse wallpaper images, preview them, keep local favorites, set Android wallpapers, and share app links. Wallpapers 4K HD - PixNix shows wallpaper categories; Wallpaper 4K HD - Divine shows curated wallpaper collections. The apps use the same wallpaper backend and image delivery service.
Developer / Contact
Developer: ArvantaOne
Apps: Wallpapers 4K HD - PixNix and Wallpaper 4K HD - Divine
Email:
Information We Collect Or Process
The apps use local device storage and third-party services to provide wallpapers, advertising, analytics, and app functionality.
1. Advertising Data
Advertising uses Unity LevelPlay mediation with ironSource Ads and Unity Ads. Android integrations also include Meta Audience Network, Yandex Mobile Ads, Amazon Publisher Services (APS), and Mintegral. Which networks participate depends on app version, configuration, approval, consent, region, and ad availability. An included SDK is not necessarily serving ads; pending approval does not establish that the SDK processes no data.
Advertising services may process device identifiers (including the Android advertising ID where available), IP address and inferred approximate location, device/app information, ad views and interactions, diagnostics, and fraud signals. Purposes include ad delivery, measurement, security and, where permitted, personalization. Non-personalized ads may still require data for delivery, measurement, and fraud prevention.
Google UMP remains a consent-management component, separate from ad serving. Privacy choices are applied to LevelPlay and Firebase Analytics; available controls depend on region and the installed version. Change or withdraw choices through the app's Privacy options. Withdrawal affects future processing; it does not automatically delete records already held by providers.
Providers may process information outside your country and retain it under their own policies and applicable obligations. For provider-specific choices, retention, transfers, and deletion requests, see:
- Unity / LevelPlay / ironSource
- Meta Audience Network
- Yandex
- Amazon Publisher Services
- Mintegral
- Google / UMP and Firebase
2. Analytics Data
When regional consent rules and your choices allow it, Firebase Analytics may record app launches, screen views, feature use, in-app search terms, ad-placement events, wallpaper actions, and app reliability signals. Search terms may be sent to Firebase Analytics to measure search use; they are not sent to advertising partners as ad-targeting parameters. Analytics collection starts disabled and is enabled only when the consent controller permits it. The two apps share a Firebase project but have separate Android app registrations.
3. Consent And Regional Routing
Both apps refresh Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) consent information at launch. UMP may show a regional privacy message and store consent signals on the device. In Brazil and Canada, the apps show an in-app choice for Firebase Analytics and personalized ads; those choices start off until selected. In other resolved regions, including India, the apps do not show that additional startup dialog and follow UMP availability and regional rules. Privacy options are available when required by UMP.
To choose a regional flow, the apps use a coarse IP-based country lookup through GaanaVana's mobile geo service and fallback providers. The apps use the resulting country code; they do not request precise location or store a raw IP address, city, region, or country history for this lookup. If the country cannot be resolved, Analytics and personalized ads remain off. Wallpaper browsing remains available.
4. Wallpaper Metadata And Images
Both apps read public wallpaper titles, tags, category and collection names, image URLs, ordering, and availability from Supabase. Wallpaper files are delivered from Cloudflare R2 public URLs. When an image loads, Cloudflare may process standard network data such as IP address, user agent, request time, and requested file URL.
5. Local App Data And Device Actions
The apps may store favorites, cached images, app preferences, and temporary image files on your device. Android system services may save or set an image as wallpaper when you request that action. The apps use internet access and wallpaper-related Android features. They do not request camera, microphone, contacts, SMS, call log, or precise location permissions.
How We Use Information
- Show wallpaper collections, grids, and full-screen previews
- Save favorites and preferences locally
- Set selected images as Android wallpapers
- Show and measure ads through LevelPlay and configured partners
- Serve personalized or non-personalized ads as allowed by consent rules
- Measure app use through Firebase Analytics when permitted
- Improve app reliability and loading behavior
Advertising And Consent Choices
UMP consent information is checked before requesting ads. If UMP says a message is required, the app shows it. Personalized advertising and Firebase Analytics use separate consent decisions. When ads are allowed but personalized consent is unavailable, the apps request non-personalized ads where supported by the SDK. A rewarded ad may be shown before a wallpaper action such as Set Wallpaper; the action runs only after the reward is earned.
Data Sharing
Advertising providers may process data as described above. Other third-party services used by the apps include Google UMP for consent, Firebase Analytics when permitted, Supabase for public wallpaper metadata, Cloudflare R2 for image delivery, and Android system services for wallpaper actions. The apps do not collect or store government ID documents, card numbers, bank details, contacts, SMS messages, call logs, camera recordings, or microphone recordings.
Your Choices And Data Retention
You can clear either app's local data or uninstall it to remove that app's local favorites, preferences, and cache. Downloaded images may need to be deleted separately. You can manage advertising identifiers through Android settings and update consent using the app's Privacy options where available. Withdrawing consent affects future processing; it does not automatically remove data already held by providers.
Public wallpaper metadata and files remain on our backend until we update or remove them. Advertising, Analytics, and UMP records follow each provider's retention settings and policies. For privacy questions, correction, deletion, withdrawal, or grievances, email .
Children's Privacy
These apps are not directed to children and are not intended to knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us.
Changes To This Policy
We may update this policy. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated date. This page is the official privacy and support page for both wallpaper apps.
