Last updated: July 19, 2026
DiamondScope captures baseball card images that you choose to photograph or upload. Those images are sent to the configured DiamondScope backend so the app can crop, inspect, and generate card condition feedback.
Images and related request data are processed by the DiamondScope backend to provide inspections and requested listing features. Google processes sign-in, PayPal processes payment, and eBay processes seller authorization and published listings under their respective policies. The eBay seller email may differ from the Google email that owns the DiamondScope credit wallet. DiamondScope does not receive Google, PayPal, or eBay passwords. Data is not sold.
Uploaded images and analysis logs should be retained only as long as needed to provide the service, secure the system, and resolve disputes. Production operators should define and publish their exact retention window before launch.
DiamondScope receives eBay marketplace account deletion/closure notifications. After validating that a notice came from eBay, DiamondScope irreversibly removes the matching eBay seller token, seller label, immutable eBay identifier, and eBay listing references it stores. This does not delete the separate Google sign-in or DiamondScope credit account; that account requires a separate deletion request.
The production release should use HTTPS for all backend communication, store secrets only on the backend, and restrict operational access to authorized personnel.
You can stop using the app at any time, avoid uploading images, and contact the operator to request deletion of support-submitted personal data where applicable.
Replace this section before release with the legal entity name, support email, public website, and a privacy contact method that matches the Play Store listing.