We are committed to making AirDroid a safe and powerful device manager from its birth. We value and respect user privacy and have adopted every possible means to protect users' information, including SSL technology and data encryption.
For example, in Remote Connection Mode, your account credential, SMS, contacts, call logs, and many other sensitive private information are all securely transmitted via HTTPS. We never store them (except your AirDroid account information, and the latest location of your Android device if the Find Phone feature is activated) without your explicit consent.
In our new desktop client, we introduced End-to-end encryption (E2EE) to protect both confidentiality and integrity. E2EE can prevent an intermediary from being able to discover or tamper with the content of communications. Your private information (including account credentials, SMS, notification, and other sensitive data) will be encrypted and transferred via a secure channel, and we never store them on the server. In remote transfer, files will be uploaded, encrypted, and stored on our server temporarily for your convenience. They will be permanently deleted once they expired. Please rest assured that AirDroid will never store your files without permission.
AirDroid has passed the penetration test carried by Rapid 7. And we have a security team focused on keeping your data secure and fixing vulnerabilities. Our team will keep working on new technologies to keep your information safe.
About HTTPS
In Lite Mode (Non-HTTPS), all data is transferred on the same local area network and not exposed to the Internet. The safety can be guaranteed (Please use it under trusted networks only, it may have potential risks when using it under an untrusted network).
In Remote Connection Mode, the public web resources, like various icons, buttons, and codes, and the private user data are always transferred over secure HTTPS and WSS protocols. The connection is encrypted. You can rest assured of the security of this connection mode.
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