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Facing the recent update to this app w/ its purported changes and recent issues with other apps and recent updates,I decided to research the reviews. I’ve been using this app for years. Unfortunately, I never reviewed the developer’s privacy policy until I noticed a May review that noted concern about the privacy policy. I reviewed the policy and was likewise shocked. I promptly transferred all my pictures & videos from the app and deleted it. My condolences to those who suffered losses by this recent update. As noted by another recent reviewer, I question a privacy app that touts keeping prying eyes away and would be uploading private pictures & videos to its servers; especially w/o mention of encryption or other statements of security. It also appears to me that the developer’s identification has seemingly changed. “Sixbits” or whatever isn’t what I remember coming up all the time. BEWARE!!!

Not a good program. I used to put my pictures and videos inside this program, and when the program was updated, all the existing pictures and videos disappeared, and there is no way to return the pictures and videos, and this thing made me angry about the programs in the Apple Store and I do not know the reason for the updates that make the programs heavier on the phone and If the program is updated, I cannot enter the program, or when I enter the program, it exits me. Can any of you please help me if I can return the pictures and videos. Thanks.

Not sure why a privacy-minded app would have this in their privacy policy (first sentence for context): “As such, we may also request access to your device’s photo roll or camera in order for us to upload your media to the App. Any media uploaded in this fashion, will be collected and stored on our servers.” Maybe I’m missing something, but I don’t see anything in that app that would lead to any sort of cloud-base storage on their servers. There is no reason any media in the app should be going to their servers for legitimate purposes.