Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 28, 2026
This policy describes how WorldScope: 3D GPS Camera handles your data. In short: we don't keep it. Everything that makes the app work — your location, your photos, your compass readings — stays on your phone.
What We Don't Collect
WorldScope never asks for and never stores your name, email, phone number, home address, or any form of government ID. There is no account registration and no profile to fill out.
How the App Uses Your Phone's Features
To give you 3D city views, street-level landmark exploration, GPS-stamped photos, compass readings, and world clock functionality, the app may ask for a few permissions. Each one requires you to tap "Allow" first. You can turn any of them off later in iOS Settings.
- Location. Used to place you on the 3D map, navigate street view, calibrate the compass, and stamp your photos with coordinates. It's processed live on your device and never sent anywhere.
- Camera and Photo Library. Only used when you take a GPS watermark photo or pick one to add location overlays. The photo editing happens entirely on-device — we never see your pictures.
Diagnostics and Usage Stats
Like most apps, we may collect anonymous technical data to keep things running smoothly. This includes your device model, iOS version, crash logs, and which features get used most. None of it can identify you personally — it's just aggregate numbers that help us fix bugs and decide what to improve next.
Who Gets Your Data
Nobody. We don't sell data, we don't share it with ad networks, and we don't hand it to third-party brokers. The limited anonymous diagnostics we collect are kept under standard encryption and used strictly for internal purposes.
Your Control
You can manage or revoke every permission at any time: go to Settings > Privacy & Security on your iPhone, tap the relevant category, and adjust WorldScope's access. The app still works without these permissions — some features just won't be available.
Questions?
Reach out anytime at [email protected].