Android DEX is designed from the ground up to respect user privacy and guarantee absolute data sovereignty. Because Android DEX interacts directly with personal mobile devices, all security and privacy guarantees are strictly enforced at the architectural level.

• All video mirroring, audio streaming, touch/keyboard input emulation, clipboard synchronization, and notification handling are executed strictly locally between your desktop computer and your connected Android device.
• No data ever leaves your local environment.

• Android DEX contains no tracking, telemetry, diagnostics, or data collection mechanisms.
• The application does not collect, record, harvest, or store:
  • Personal identifiers or account details
  • Keystrokes, mouse movements, or inputs
  • Screen contents, photos, or media files
  • App usage statistics or connected device serials
  • Network traffic or browsing history

• Android DEX does not communicate with any remote servers, cloud databases, external APIs, or analytics backends.
• The software operates entirely offline without requiring an internet connection.

• Device communication relies exclusively on standard, authenticated Android Debug Bridge (ADB) protocols and local companion services over a physical USB cable or private local Wi-Fi network.
• Pairing and device authorizations are protected by Android's native RSA key authentication prompts on your device screen.

To protect your system against malware and tampering:

• Only download releases from the official GitHub repository: https://github.com/Shrey113/Android-Dex/releases.
• Android DEX is never officially distributed through third-party download portals, mirrors, or wrapped installers.

If you discover a potential security issue or vulnerability:

1. Please open a private security advisory or contact the maintainer directly via GitHub at @Shrey113.
2. Please provide a detailed description of the issue, affected versions, and steps to reproduce.