PeopleFree ("the App") is developed by Kai Feng. This policy explains how the App handles data when you use it on your iPhone.
We do not collect any personal information. The App has no servers and no accounts. It does not ask you to sign up, and it does not send anything to us or to any third party.
PeopleFree accesses your photo library through Apple's PhotoKit framework for exactly two purposes:
Your photos are never uploaded, never sent over the network, and never shared with anyone. Face detection and perceptual hashing run entirely on your device. You can revoke photo access at any time in iOS Settings → PeopleFree.
The App stores a few small files in its private Application Support container, and they never leave your device:
These files contain no personal data beyond what is needed to make the App work, and they are deleted when you uninstall the App.
NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription — read the library to find people-free and
duplicate photos.NSPhotoLibraryAddUsageDescription — move the photos you choose to Recently
Deleted.No other permissions are requested.
PeopleFree contains no advertising, no analytics, and no third-party SDKs. It does not track
you across apps or websites and does not use the AdSupport or App Tracking Transparency
frameworks. The App's privacy manifest (PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy, included in the App)
declares NSPrivacyTracking = false and no collected data types.
None. The App uses only Apple system frameworks (PhotoKit and Vision), which run on your device.
PeopleFree is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect any data from anyone. Because we collect no data, the App is safe for all ages.
If we change how the App handles data, we will update this page with a new effective date.
Questions about this policy or the App? Email kevinfunfk@foxmail.com.