QuietSwitch Privacy Policy

QuietSwitch runs locally on your Mac. It is designed to prevent sudden speaker playback when headphone audio falls back to the built-in speakers.

Last updated: May 25, 2026

QuietSwitch does not collect, upload, sell, or track user data. It does not record, inspect, upload, or store audio content, and it does not upload Bluetooth data or user behavior data.

Data Collection

QuietSwitch does not collect personal data from the app. The app does not require an account, does not use cloud sync, and does not send usage activity to a server.

Audio content QuietSwitch does not record, inspect, upload, or store audio content.

Bluetooth data QuietSwitch may react to local audio route or device state on your Mac, but it does not upload Bluetooth data.

User behavior data QuietSwitch does not upload user behavior data, interaction history, or usage activity.

Third parties QuietSwitch does not include advertising SDKs, analytics SDKs, or third-party services that track users.

How QuietSwitch Works Locally

QuietSwitch observes local macOS audio output changes so it can mute the Mac when headphone output falls back to the built-in speakers. This behavior happens on your device.

The app does not need to know what you are listening to. It only needs local output device state so it can perform its speaker fallback protection.

App Privacy Summary

For the current release scope, QuietSwitch is expected to be submitted to App Store Connect as an app that does not collect data, provided the final release build contains no analytics, crash reporting SDK, advertising SDK, account system, network telemetry, or server integration.

Changes to This Policy

If QuietSwitch adds any feature that changes its data practices, this policy and the App Store privacy information will be updated before that change is submitted for release.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact:

kiml520@foxmail.com