Transparency
Permissions Explained
Jag Stories requests permissions only where an app feature needs access to the corresponding Android capability. Exact permission names can vary by Android version.
| Permission / capability | Why Jag Stories uses it | When it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Camera | Scan Match Director QR codes, support VTT camera-based setup, and record optional Match Stage Video. | When the user starts a QR scan, camera-based VTT feature, or enables Stage Video for a Match stage. |
| Microphone / audio capture | Detect trigger-related sound during compatible training and match sessions, and record phone audio when the user enables Stage Video. | Only during features that rely on active shot / trigger detection or when the user enables Stage Video recording. |
| Notifications | Show relevant app or ongoing-session notifications where required by Android behavior. | When notification-supported app functions are active and the user has allowed notifications. |
| Photos / media access | Select or save Hunter's Room images and user-directed exports, subject to Android version and picker behavior. | When the user selects, stores or exports images. |
| Bluetooth / companion device communication | Synchronize Jag Stories information and active session state with the compatible Wear OS watch companion. | When Watch features are connected or active. |
| Local network / internet capability | Allow local Match Director communication between participating devices. | When hosting or joining a public Match Director event. |
| Keep screen awake | Prevent the Watch screen from sleeping during active training or match sessions that require continuous feedback. | Only during supported active sessions. |
Prominent disclosures
Some permissions and sensitive-data uses may require an in-app explanation immediately before the Android permission request, depending on the feature and Google Play requirements. The website supports transparency, but it does not replace disclosures that must appear inside the app itself.
Your control
You can review or revoke granted permissions through Android settings. Revoking a permission may disable only the features that require it.