Terms of use
What Droidline is for, your responsibilities when you automate phones, and what this website collects.
What Droidline is
Droidline is open-source software published under the MIT license. It is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. The license text in the repository is the binding part; this page explains how the project expects it to be used.
Use it on phones and accounts you may automate
Use Droidline only on phones you own or administer, and only with apps, services and accounts whose terms allow automated use. You are responsible for following those terms and the laws that apply to you, including rules on privacy, consent and data protection when notifications or screens contain other people's information.
What it is not for
Do not use Droidline to get around another service's limits, to create or run accounts in bulk against that service's rules, to send spam, to access accounts that are not yours, or to collect personal data without permission. The project is built for testing, device labs and running your own routine work.
Proxies
The per-app proxy sends traffic through servers you choose. Use proxies you have the right to use, for services that allow it.
This website
This site sets no cookies and runs no analytics or advertising scripts. Your color theme choice is stored in your own browser. Search runs in your browser from an index downloaded with the site. To show the repository's star count, your browser asks GitHub's public API for it at most once an hour. The site is served by Cloudflare, which may log requests as described in Cloudflare's privacy policy.
Contact
Questions and reports go to the issue tracker of the repository. Security problems go through GitHub's private vulnerability reporting.