What the app accesses
You choose photos and videos through Apple’s system photo picker. Collage receives the items you select; it does not request access to browse your entire photo library. Apple may download selected items from iCloud so they can be opened.
If you use Save to Photos, Collage asks for permission to add the finished export to your library. You can change that permission in Settings.
What stays on your device
Collage keeps local copies of selected media, previews, your current collage, and editing and export settings so you can continue after reopening the app. Video copies are silent and limited to the part and resolution the app uses. The saved session is excluded from device backups.
The app does not upload your photos, videos, collages, or editing history to the developer. It includes no advertising or third-party analytics SDKs and does not create a user account or track you across apps or websites.
When you save, share, or use Shortcuts
Saving adds the export to your Apple photo library. Sharing sends an export to the app or destination you choose, which then handles it under its own privacy policy. Copies saved to Photos may sync through your own iCloud settings.
Siri and Shortcuts can save your current collage or get its image when you invoke those actions. Apple handles Siri and Shortcuts requests under its own privacy practices. Collage does not send those requests or your collage to the developer.
Keeping and deleting your data
The app keeps one current collage, not a history of collages. Starting a new collage discards the current one. Removed media may remain locally while Undo can bring it back; unused session files are cleaned up on a later launch. Temporary shared exports are cleared on the next app launch.
Deleting Collage removes its local app data. Exports already saved to Photos or shared elsewhere remain in those destinations until you delete them there. Because the developer does not receive your media or edits, there is no server-side copy to request deletion of.
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Questions or changes
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