Contact iLights Flashlight Support

So I downloaded this app like anybody would, and I was instantly promoted with an alert that asked me if I wished to give the app camera access, as it needed it to control my flashlight. Me being skeptical, I decided to press don’t allow. Much to my surprise, THE FLASHLIGHT APP STILL WORKED. Why would they ask for your camera access while using the app if they don’t need it? Very creepy! In addition to this after I pressed don’t allow, I was shown another alert telling me I won a “free” download to a song, this alert looked very fake, this app may be phishing data as well. TL;DR: DO NOT DOWNLOAD

I’ve used this app for years; it’s the brightest flashlight app and yes, I tested all of them,but tonight when I went to use it, I got an error message stating that I “must grant permission to use the camera in order to access the flash. Go to settings, privacy, camera and set the switch to ON for iLights.” So I do that, but when I get to “camera,” then select “App clips”…the only there to select, it says “app clips that have requested access to the camera will appear here,” but iLights is not there to select. Nothing is there to select! So frustrating! Please fix this!! This was such a great app!

I use this app often; outside at night and in the house at night. Using iPhone as a rechargeable flashlight is a great idea and it works really well, no problems. Could be improved: 1. Strobe feature would be enhanced by giving a readout of the variable frequency. This would add a stroboscopic function useful in determining rotations per minute of motors,etc. The flash rate adjustment could be extended slower & faster. Perhaps a vernier bar for fine-tuning the extended range. As it is, I rarely use this feature, save for use if the battery is needing recharging. 2. Trips to the bathroom at night without waking spouse: being able to set it for sleep mode, where it would come on with the led off and the screen intensity decreased - perhaps the screen dark except for a circle with a slider bar to vary it’s diameter, which would be remembered for use next time. And a red button for switching on the led if needed (switch to day/ night mode)