Privacy Details
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The VGS Show React Native SDK is designed so that revealed content stays inside SDK-managed components:
VGSShow.request() returns only an HTTP status code.
VGSShowLabel callbacks do not receive revealed text.
VGSShowImage callbacks and refs do not expose image base64 or bytes.
VGSShowPdf callbacks and refs do not expose PDF base64 or bytes.
Applications are responsible for keeping raw revealed values out of app state, logs, analytics, crash reports, screenshots, persistent storage, and custom callbacks.
SDK analytics are field-level. The allowed metadata is limited to operational events such as initialization, submit status, field category, contentPath, copy format, and rendering status. Analytics must not include revealed values, request payload bodies, response bodies, headers, tokens, media bytes, base64, hashes, lengths, or customer identifiers.
The current public package-root API does not expose application-level analytics configuration. Treat analytics metadata as SDK-managed field-level diagnostics.
Logging is disabled by default.
import { VGSLogger } from "@vgs/show-react-native";
VGSLogger.shared.configuration = {
level: "none",
isNetworkDebugEnabled: false,
isExtensiveDebugEnabled: false
};Keep production logging disabled unless an approved diagnostic process requires warnings. Network debug logging can include response bodies and must remain disabled in production.
VGSShowLabelRef.copyToClipboard({ format: "raw" }) intentionally copies the raw revealed text to the system clipboard. Prefer "transformed" and enable raw copy only when your product and compliance requirements allow it.
React Native apps are responsible for their own platform privacy declarations. Review your iOS privacy manifest and Android privacy disclosures for your app's full behavior, including how you use VGS Show, clipboard actions, analytics, logging, crash reporting, screenshots, and any app-specific storage.
The SDK itself should be documented in your app as a display component for revealed vault data. Your app privacy details may need additional entries based on surrounding product behavior and third-party SDKs.
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