JanitorAI: How to Turn Off the Radar (Geolocation) and Mute Notifications for Good

You know that feeling when your phone buzzes for the 15th time in an hour, and you realize JanitorAI is asking for your location again? It's like having a clingy ex who can't take a hint. Not only is it annoying, but it's also a privacy nightmare and a battery hog. Let's fix that.

Why Does JanitorAI Want My Exact Location?

JanitorAI, like many AI apps, uses geolocation to offer personalized features—think local recommendations or context-aware responses. But do you really need it to know you're in your living room? Probably not. The tracking can feel stickier than duct tape on arm hair. Here's what you're giving up: battery life, privacy, and peace of mind.

How to Revoke Geolocation Permissions on JanitorAI

On iOS (iPhone/iPad)

1. Open Settings on your device.
2. Scroll down and tap JanitorAI from the app list.
3. Tap Location.
4. Select Never or While Using the App (if you must). For maximum privacy, choose Never.
5. If you want to be extra thorough, toggle off Precise Location.

On Android

1. Go to Settings > Apps > JanitorAI.
2. Tap Permissions.
3. Tap Location and select Deny.
4. Alternatively, choose Allow only while using the app if you need it occasionally.

How to Disable Notifications on JanitorAI

On iOS

1. Open Settings > Notifications > JanitorAI.
2. Toggle off Allow Notifications. Or, if you want to keep some, disable Sounds and Badges.

On Android

1. Go to Settings > Apps > JanitorAI > Notifications.
2. Toggle off All notifications or customize per category.

What About the California CCPA?

If you're in California, you have extra rights under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). Compared to the American model, JanitorAI's data collection might be more aggressive than you'd expect. Under CCPA, you have the right to know what data is collected and to request deletion. While turning off location and notifications helps, consider sending a formal opt-out request to JanitorAI's privacy team. It's like putting a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on your digital life.

Remember: your phone, your rules. Don't let an AI app boss you around. Now go enjoy some peace and quiet—and maybe a longer battery life.