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GPStamp CAM for iPhone

Privacy policy

Effective November 11, 2026.

This policy covers the GPStamp CAM iPhone app, also previously named Fieldstamp. The developer and operator is Nikhil Panwar. Contact support@trimymac.com for support, privacy questions, or requests concerning information you have sent us.

Photos and journal data on your device

The app stores original photos, stamped images, project names, notes, timestamps, and available location, compass, and weather details in its private storage on your device. The app does not upload your journal, photos, or notes to a developer-operated photo service. No app account is required, and the app includes no advertising or dedicated analytics or tracking SDK.

Local processing does not mean that every feature operates without sending data: online services and user-selected sharing are described below.

Device permissions

Camera access enables photo capture. Optional foreground location access supplies location stamps and available sensor information. Location and compass subscriptions stop when you leave Capture, review a photo, or background the app. You may deny location access and capture without location.

Add-to-Photos access saves a stamped image when you choose to save it. The app does not browse your existing photo library. Manage these permissions in iPhone Settings under GPStamp CAM.

Online maps, addresses, and weather

Online details are enabled at launch and can be turned off in the app’s Settings. With location permission, the app can request map imagery and addresses from Apple using the relevant location. Requests also expose network information such as your IP address. Apple operates these services under its own policies: Apple Maps & Privacy and Location Services & Privacy.

Weather requests send coordinates rounded to two decimal places and network information, including your IP address, to Open-Meteo. Weather values are model estimates. Open-Meteo states that troubleshooting logs may include coordinates and are deleted after 90 days; see its terms and privacy policy for current details.

Your photos, notes, and project names are not included in these map, address, or weather requests. Providers process and may retain requests under their own policies. Their infrastructure may process data in countries different from yours. The developer does not control their independent records.

Turn off “Online map & weather” to stop new app requests for these details. Preferences reset when the app restarts: review the settings each launch. Revoking location permission in iPhone Settings persists separately and prevents the app from obtaining new device location.

Sharing and saving to Photos

When you choose to share a photo, original, PDF, or CSV, the operating system sends the selected content to the app or destination you choose. Stamps and reports can contain precise location and other personal information. Original photos are not guaranteed to be free of camera metadata. Review your files before sharing.

Saving a stamped photo adds a separate copy to your photo library. Your Photos and device backup settings may sync or retain copies through Apple services. Recipient apps, people, and backup services manage their copies under their own settings and policies.

Retention and deletion

Journal entries remain in app storage until you delete them or uninstall the app. Confirmed deletion removes the local original, stamped copy, and record; interrupted deletion is retried at a later launch. Damaged records are preserved for recovery rather than silently discarded.

The app attempts to remove temporary capture files after saving or discarding. Other app-managed temporary files older than 24 hours are cleaned up on a later launch when possible. Files managed by the operating system or other apps can follow different retention rules.

Deleting an app entry does not delete exports, Photos copies, recipient copies, or backups. Manage those separately. Export important work before uninstalling. We cannot remotely access or delete your local journal. Contact the relevant provider about information held in its service logs.

Support inquiries and privacy requests

If you email us, we receive your email address and the message and attachments you choose to send. We use them to respond, troubleshoot, and handle related requests. Email is processed through our email provider and may be retained as needed to resolve the inquiry and meet applicable obligations. Avoid sending sensitive photos or exact locations unless needed and you choose to include them.

To request access, correction, or deletion of information you sent us, contact support@trimymac.com. We may need to verify that the request concerns your information. Rights depend on applicable law; the app’s on-device journal remains under your control.

Security and audience

The app uses iOS app storage protections and HTTPS for its configured online requests. No storage or transmission method is guaranteed completely secure. Protect your device and be careful when exporting files with location information.

GPStamp CAM is a general-purpose photography utility and is not directed at children. If you believe a child has sent us personal information through support, contact us so we can address it.

Changes and website visits

We may update this policy when the app’s practices change. The effective date above identifies this version. Material changes will be reflected in the policy and app disclosures where appropriate.

This page is hosted on TechAIOrbit using Cloudflare. Visiting the support or policy pages sends ordinary web requests, including IP address and browser information, to the website host. This is separate from the app’s local photo storage. See Cloudflare’s privacy policy.

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