How Prins handles your data

Prins needs access to your chosen photos so it can display previews and create exports. It also needs your selected adjustment settings so it can render the result.

Image decoding and processing happens locally during preview and export.

Prins stores the following items on your device:

• Custom presets: preset name, thumbnails, and the editing settings you saved.
• Edit history: a record of exports and the parameters used for each export.
• Small app flags: such as whether the iOS ATT prompt was shown.

You can clear history and delete your custom presets inside the app interface. Deleting an entry removes its associated saved files when applicable.

If you export, the app may use available credits. Credits can be increased via in-app purchases. Your credit balance is stored locally on your device.

On iOS, Prins requests App Tracking Transparency authorization at startup. The app remembers that the prompt has been handled so you do not see it repeatedly.

If you choose not to allow tracking, Prins still works for editing and exporting photos.

Prins is built to keep your creative workflow smooth and private:

• Processing is done on-device for preview and export.
• Presets and history are stored locally for quick access.
• We avoid requesting extra permissions that are not needed for core features.

This policy describes what the app does based on how it is implemented.

If you have questions about the data Prins stores on your device or how export works, email us:

Prins4827QZ9@outlook.com

Thanks for using Prins and for helping us keep your photo workflow focused and respectful.