Circle to Share captures the screen from anywhere, lets you crop it, and shares, copies or saves the result — nothing is kept on your device unless you ask. Trigger it, the screen freezes, and you can circle what you want. Then tap Share, Copy or Save. A shared or copied crop lives in the app's private cache only and never lands in your gallery; Save puts it into your Screenshots folder. How to open it (use any of them): * Power button (assistant-powered): press and hold. * Corner swipe (assistant-powered): swipe up from a bottom corner. * Quick Settings tile: tap it and the shade closes before the capture. * Floating bubble: an optional, always-on-screen button you can tap from any app and drag out of the way. Highlights: * No permissions: no internet, storage, camera, microphone, or location. * Nothing is saved to your device (unless you tap Save). * QR codes in the capture are highlighted, and can be opened, copied, or shared. * Optional snapping: crop edges align with the buttons, cards and images that were on screen. Accessibility service: the Quick Settings tile, the floating bubble, snapping, and a capture fallback for devices that don't hand screenshots to third-party assistants use Android's AccessibilityService API. It is optional and off until you agree to the in-app disclosure and switch it on. It is used only to capture the screen and read element positions at the moment you trigger a capture. Note: screens that block screenshots (banking apps, DRM video) cannot be captured.