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This page maps Lumiclipia processing categories to the App Store privacy detail format for transparency and review.

App Store Privacy Details

This page explains how data usage for “IO-Inspector” can typically be described in App Store disclosures (“App Privacy,” often called the “Privacy Nutrition Label”).

Important: The decisive factor is the app’s actual functionality/SDKs and the information entered in App Store Connect. If you change features (for example analytics, crash reporting, or cloud sync), you must update these disclosures.

1. Assumptions (as of January 2026)

  • Offline-first: project data/photos are stored locally on the device.
  • No user accounts, no server synchronization, no in-app profiles.
  • No analytics or advertising SDKs, no tracking, no profiling.
  • The app does not automatically send diagnostics data (crashes/logs) to us or third parties.

2. Likely selection in App Store Connect (if assumptions are correct)

2.1 No data collected (typical)

If the app truly does not transfer or collect data to/from you (developer) or third parties, in many cases you can select “No Data Collected” in App Store Connect.

  • Tracking: No
  • Data linked to you: None
  • Data not linked to you: None

2.2 Support contact as a special case

If you add an in-app feature that sends support requests directly to you (for example an in-app contact form or automatic attachment of diagnostics), you must declare this as “collected data” in App Store Connect (for example email address, diagnostics data).

If support is provided only through an email address/website and the app itself does not transmit data, it often remains “No Data Collected” - but verify this against your actual implementation.

3. Changes that almost always require an update

  • Crash reporting/diagnostics SDKs (for example Crashlytics, Sentry)
  • Analytics (for example Firebase Analytics, Amplitude, telemetry)
  • Cloud sync/accounts/login (for example Sign in with Apple, own servers)
  • Push notifications (token/identifiers, potentially usage data)
  • Advertising/ad networks/tracking

4. Quick checklist for you

  • Check your app binary for SDKs (analytics, ads, crash reporting).
  • If you send data to servers: declare categories, purposes, and linking/tracking correctly.
  • Keep this page and the privacy policy up to date.

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Last updated: January 2026