SpeedOk privacy policy

Updated 18 October 2026

In short

Your location is used on the phone – so the app can recognise average-speed sections and fixed speed cameras. Without your consent no driving data is sent to the server.
There is no account: we do not collect your name, e-mail, phone number or advertising ID.
The first time you open the app we ask once whether you agree to share driving data (“Help improve”) so we can improve the app and how sections and cameras are detected. Neither answer is pre-selected, and nothing is sent before you answer. The one consent covers everything that is sent: driving data with GPS coordinates, anonymous reports about the sections and cameras you drove past, your ratings and answers to short questions, the app's technical logs (diagnostics), phone model, Android version, language, app version and a random anonymous device identifier.
If you do not agree, nothing is sent – the app only downloads section and camera data, and the warnings for confirmed cameras and sections work exactly the same. You can withdraw your consent in Settings at any time and delete what was sent.
No ads, no analytics or advertising libraries, no selling of data.
The server is in Lithuania.

Who is responsible

MB „Oduvis“, company code 305792812, Ryto g. 18, Lentvaris, LT-25108 Trakai district, Lithuania – the developer of SpeedOk and the data controller. Questions and requests: info@oduvis.com, phone +370 615 47483.

What happens on the phone only

Location (precise, also in the background while the app watches for sections and cameras) – to detect that you approach a section or a camera or drive through a section, and to calculate your average speed and your speed at a camera.
Physical activity recognition – to know that you are driving and not to use GPS when there is no need.
Display over other apps and notifications – the small average-speed card and the status notification.
The history of sections and cameras you drove past and your settings stay on the phone until you uninstall the app.

What is sent to the server

What	Why	How long it is kept
Section and camera data updates. The app downloads the latest section and camera data from time to time. Like any website, the server sees your IP address, the time of the request and the app version.	To keep section and camera data current; server security (legitimate interest).	In the server logs – up to 14 days.
Anonymous section statistics (only while you share data): which section, whether it was driven to the end, duration, distance, average speed, speed limit, start time rounded down to the hour, app and data version; at the start and end of the section – heading deviation, distance from the centre of the section line, speed and GPS accuracy. No GPS track. A random installation number, not linked to you as a person, is used for sending.	To improve the section data and how the app works (your consent).	12 months; after that only monthly totals per section remain, not linked to any installation.
Anonymous camera statistics (only while you share data): after each camera the app warned you about – which camera, country, your speed at the camera, the camera's speed limit, your average speed over the last (up to 300) metres before the camera and the length of that stretch, the deviation of your direction of travel from the camera's direction, the distance from the camera point to the line you drove, GPS accuracy and the time gap between the GPS fixes at the camera, the time rounded down to the hour, app and data version, a random installation number. No GPS track and no coordinates.	To improve the camera data – for example to notice a wrong speed limit or a camera that stands elsewhere or faces another way (your consent).	12 months; after that only monthly totals per camera remain, not linked to any installation.
Camera pass observations (only while you share data): for every camera in the data you drive past – also ones not yet confirmed and ones the app did not warn you about – which camera, country, whether it is unconfirmed, whether a warning was shown, found on the approach line or stopped early, your speed at the camera, your lowest speed within 150 m of it and where, your speed before and after it, your average speed before it and over what distance, the deviation of your direction from the camera's, the distance from the camera point to the line you drove, GPS accuracy, the time rounded down to the hour, app and data version, a random installation number. No GPS track and no coordinates.	To confirm cameras and their direction from how drivers actually drive, and to find cameras that were missed or wrongly warned about (your consent).	12 months, then deleted.
Answers and ratings (only while you share data, and only when you press a button): your answer to a short question on the widget (“Is there a camera here?”, “Is the camera still here?”, “What is the speed limit here?”) or “Yes” / “No” on the card of an unconfirmed camera or section – which object, country, the answer, whether it was a question or the card, the card's phase (approaching / in the section / after passing), whether the object was passed, the time rounded down to the hour, app and data version, a random installation number. No GPS track and no coordinates. Questions are rare: at most once per trip, three times a week and once in 30 days about the same object.	To confirm or reject unconfirmed cameras and sections, and to learn whether a camera is still there and its speed limit (your consent – the press of the button).	90 days, then deleted.
Diagnostic logs (only while you share data): a detailed log of how the app works – including location coordinates while it watches for sections and cameras – phone model, Android version, language, app version and a random device number. Sent together with the driving data when the server asks for them (for a set share of devices).	To find and fix bugs and to improve how sections and cameras are recognised (your consent to share data).	Up to 12 months on our server in Lithuania.

When and how data is sent

Only while you share data: one package after each drive (every 2 hours on a long drive), after a random pause of a few minutes.
Over Wi-Fi – always; over mobile data – only with “Also update over mobile data” on; on a foreign network – only with “Use roaming” on as well (both are on by default and can be changed in Settings → Data). Until the network allows it, the package waits on the phone.
The random device identifier is kept in a separate file that is included in your phone's Google backup (Android Auto Backup), so the same device is recognised after reinstalling the app. It is not linked to your name, Google account or phone number.

Who receives the data

We do not sell data or use it for advertising.

To analyse diagnostic logs we may use automated tools, including artificial intelligence service providers. They process the data on our behalf and on our instructions.

We may disclose data only where the law requires it.

Security

The app talks to the server over encrypted HTTPS only. Installation access tokens are stored on the server as hashes only, and access to the server is restricted.

To investigate problems with the app, the service operator may view one installation's anonymous zone reports (no GPS track; identified only by the random installation number). Only the owner of the service can do this, and every such view is recorded in an access log. In case of abuse (for example, fake data being sent) we may block an installation's access token - the app then registers again with a new random number.

Your rights

Withdraw consent: Settings → Privacy → switch off “Share driving data”. From then on nothing is sent and the data still waiting on the phone is discarded.
Delete the statistics: when you stop sharing, the app asks whether to delete the data already sent – choose “Delete” and the server deletes everything your installation sent – section and camera statistics, camera pass observations, answers and ratings (without an internet connection, as soon as one is available). If you chose “Keep”, you can delete later by turning sharing on and off again.
To access your data, delete diagnostic logs or object to processing, write to info@oduvis.com.
You may lodge a complaint with the State Data Protection Inspectorate of Lithuania (vdai.lrv.lt) or your local data protection authority.

Who it is for

SpeedOk is meant for drivers. The app is a driving aid: always follow the road signs and traffic rules.

Changes

When the way we process data changes, we will update this page and the date at the top.