Effective July 12, 2026
Privacy, without footnotes.
PicPare works on your iPhone. It does not collect your data, create an account, or send your photos to us.
What PicPare accesses
With your permission, PicPare accesses the photos and videos you choose to make available through Apple’s Photos framework. This access is used only to display, compare, analyze, organize, compress, or delete items at your direction.
What PicPare collects
Nothing. PicPare does not collect personal information, photos, videos, usage analytics, diagnostics, identifiers, location data, contacts, or advertising data. PicPare has no account system, advertising network, analytics service, or third-party tracking SDK.
On-device analysis
Similarity, blur, image-quality, and face-quality signals are calculated on your device. PicPare stores limited analysis results and your review decisions locally so it can resume work and respect corrections. Those local records are not transmitted to the developer.
Deletion and compression
Items you mark remain in PicPare’s reviewable trash tray until you act. When you confirm deletion, iOS presents its own system confirmation and moves approved items to Recently Deleted. When you choose video compression, PicPare creates a new local copy before placing the original in the tray.
Your choices
You can change PicPare’s Photos access at any time in iPhone Settings. You can also remove PicPare and its locally stored settings by deleting the app. Photos already moved to Recently Deleted remain governed by Apple’s Photos behavior.
Children and international use
PicPare does not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children. Because no data is collected or transmitted to us, there is no developer-held personal data to access, correct, export, or erase.
Questions about privacy?
Email the developer and include “PicPare privacy” in the subject line.
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