Information We Use
Mog War may access photos you choose from your photo library or
take with your camera. These images are used only to run the
measurements you request.
The guided cameras (front and side) analyze the live camera preview
on your iPhone to tell you how to adjust the pose. Those preview
frames are examined in memory and discarded; only the photo you
take, or that the side camera takes for you at the end of its
countdown, is kept. The side camera's spoken guidance uses Apple's
on-device speech synthesis; the microphone is never used.
The app stores a few preferences with UserDefaults,
such as whether you have seen the onboarding screens, how many free
analyses you have used or earned by watching an ad, and settings
you choose.
What Is Stored on Your Device
Analyses you keep are saved inside the app's own storage on your
iPhone: front analyses under MogWarHistory and side
analyses under MogWarProfiles, each as the photo, the
annotated photo, and the measured numbers. They stay there until
you delete them from History. Deleting the app deletes them.
What Stays on Your iPhone After You Delete the App
One small record is kept outside the app's own storage, in your
iPhone's Keychain: how many of the free front and side analyses
this iPhone has used, and, if you used Mog War before Mog War Pro
existed, that you keep Pro for free. It is kept there so that
deleting and reinstalling the app does not reset the free analyses,
and so that early users do not lose their free Pro when they
reinstall.
The record contains only those counts and that yes-or-no grant. It
holds no photo, measurement, name, account or identifier. It stays
on this iPhone: it is not synced through iCloud Keychain, does not
move to a new iPhone, and is never sent to us or anyone else. iOS
keeps an app's Keychain items when the app is deleted; erasing the
iPhone (Settings, General, Transfer or Reset iPhone, Erase All
Content and Settings) removes it.
Advertising in the Free Version
From version 3.1.2, people who use Mog War without Pro see ads
served by Google AdMob: a banner below some pages' content, a
full-screen ad now and then when a result is closed, and, if they
choose to watch one, a rewarded ad that adds one more analysis.
People who own Mog War Pro, or who received it for free as early
users, see no ads, and the ad code never asks them for anything.
To choose, show and count ads, the Google Mobile Ads SDK collects
information from your device and sends it to Google: your IP
address (from which Google estimates a coarse location),
information about the device and the app, how you interact with
ads, crash and performance data, and your device's advertising
identifier. Google may use this to show ads based on your interests
and to measure them, and it is linked to your device. Google's own
policy explains how it handles this data:
https://policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
Before ads load, the app asks for the choices the law requires where
you live. In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and
Switzerland, Google's consent form asks whether ads may be
personalized; you can change that answer later in Settings, Ad
Privacy Choices. On iPhone, Apple's tracking prompt asks whether
Mog War may use your advertising identifier; if you choose Ask App
Not to Track, ads are still shown, but they are not based on your
activity in other apps, and you can change this at any time in the
iPhone's Settings, Privacy & Security, Tracking.
The ads never receive your photos, outlines, measurements or
scores. Analyses are made on the device, as before, whether ads are
shown or not.
Information We Do Not Collect
Mog War itself does not collect, sell, or share personal
information. Photos, outlines, and results are processed locally on
your device and are never uploaded to a server by the app. There is
no account and no sign-in.
Apart from the Google Mobile Ads SDK in the free version, Mog War
uses no analytics, tracking or advertising code. Purchases are
handled by the App Store; the app only reads whether Mog War Pro is
owned.
Plain-language explanations of your numbers, where offered, are
generated on your iPhone with Apple Intelligence and only on
iPhones that support it. They never leave the device and never
change a measurement.
Photo Library Saves
If you choose to save an annotated image, share card, or report,
the app writes that file to your photo library or hands it to the
system share sheet using Apple's own APIs. Share cards can be made
from the outline alone, without your photo.
Face ID
If you turn on the privacy lock, Mog War asks the system to
authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode before
showing your saved analyses. The app never receives biometric data;
it only learns whether the authentication succeeded.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact
eliasflutter@gmail.com.
