Privacy Policy - PocketOpt: Signal Cost

1. Who this notice covers

This privacy notice describes how PocketOpt: Signal Cost handles information when you install and use the software on iOS. It is provided by Noa Avraham. It applies to the version distributed through the Apple App Store and to this public web copy of the notice.

The app is designed as a local product experience: information you type, import or generate stays under your control on the device unless a visible feature clearly sends it somewhere else. Apple may process limited technical data as part of operating the App Store, device OS, and related platform services under Apple's own terms.

If a later version adds a new network destination for user-entered content, that version's in-app interface and App Store privacy labels are the controlling disclosures for that build.

How processing is organised

On the device

Information you enter is processed to provide the features visible in the app. Content saved locally remains on the device until you delete it through an available in-app control or remove the app. Background refresh, widgets or companion targets on iOS read the same local store when those targets are part of the submitted binary.

On the network

The app may make network requests to retrieve app content or configuration, communicate with Apple platform services, and open support or legal resources. A feature that sends user-entered information to an external service should identify that behavior in its interface. App Store privacy disclosures for the submitted version provide the applicable data categories.

Children

PocketOpt: Signal Cost is not directed at children under 13, or under the digital-consent age in the country of download. Do not enter another person's sensitive data unless you have a right to do so.

Your controls

Use an available in-app deletion control to remove content created in the app.

Uninstall the app to remove data stored only in its local container.

Revoke optional OS permissions (notifications, photos, calendar, and similar) in system Settings; the app then degrades the matching feature instead of demanding the permission to launch.

Use Apple ID purchase history and App Store refund tools for store commerce questions.

If a regional privacy law gives you a right to access or erasure for data we actually hold, contact the address in the contact block when that block is shown. For data that exists only on your device, the in-app delete path and uninstall are the practical mechanisms.