Ashkan Zanjani
Privacy Center
Every app has its own policy page. That keeps permissions, local storage, Apple services, diagnostics, support communication, and deletion controls specific to the product you actually use.
Product directory
Open the dedicated policy for the installed product. Each page also links to its matching support and product information.
Local-first workspace data, user-selected documents and media, Apple intelligence processing, system permissions, diagnostics, purchases, support communication, and deletion controls.
Published
Local sound generation, haptic feedback, app preferences, Apple diagnostics, purchases, support communication, and deletion controls.
Published
Personal audio, local playback, device transfer, storage, Apple diagnostics, purchases, and support communication.
Published
On-device calculations, local favorites and preferences, offline operation, diagnostics, and support communication.
Published
Health utility records, Apple Health permissions, local history, optional Apple services, reminders, widgets, diagnostics, and deletion.
Published
Contact information, optional location, maps, weather, online destination content, locally stored favorites, diagnostics, and data requests.
HealthKit, local health records, Apple intelligence, permissions, safety language, diagnostics, deletion, and support communication.
How to read these pages
The installed App Store version and its privacy label remain the final product-specific reference.
Select the exact product rather than relying on a generic policy that may describe features the app does not use.
Permission, storage, Apple Health, local deletion, and support-message controls are described on the matching page.
Features can evolve. The policy date and the App Store privacy label should match the version you use.
Privacy contact
Identify the app in your message and avoid including passwords, payment information, private documents, or unnecessary sensitive data.