SecurityOne Privacy Policy

Effective Date: To be filled

Last Updated: July 29, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how SecurityOne handles information when you use the SecurityOne mobile application ("SecurityOne", "the app", "we", "us", or "our").

SecurityOne is designed as an on-device personal security and privacy tool. Its core features include Photo Security, Private Space, Anti-Theft Alarm, WiFi Security, Password Safety, Website Protection, and Settings.

Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. If you do not agree with it, please do not use SecurityOne.

1. Privacy Principles

SecurityOne is designed to process user data locally on your device whenever possible.

• Photo scanning happens on your device. Photos are not uploaded.
• Password checks happen on your device. Passwords are not uploaded, saved, or synced.
• Website checks happen on your device. URLs are not uploaded.
• Photos in Private Space are stored only on your device.
• Alarm records and intruder photos are stored only on your device.
• Your app data is stored locally on your device and is not shared with us.

2. Information Handled by SecurityOne

2.1 Photos and Photo Scan Results

When you grant photo access and actively use Photo Security, SecurityOne reads the photos you have authorized the app to access. The app uses on-device analysis to identify photos that may contain IDs, bank cards, screenshots, receipts, bills, documents, or private visual content.

SecurityOne may create local scan results, such as photo categories, risk types, scan time, and processing status. These results are used only to show scan results, category lists, Private Space status, and updated scan results inside the app.

SecurityOne does not upload your photos, photo thumbnails, photo scan results, or photo library contents.

2.2 Private Space Data

When you move photos into Private Space, SecurityOne stores those photos locally on your device and protects access with a PIN.

You may choose whether to delete the original photos from the system photo library. If you delete SecurityOne, reset Private Space, or delete photos from Private Space, those photos may no longer be recoverable.

Your PIN cannot be recovered by SecurityOne. Face ID and Touch ID authentication are handled by iOS. SecurityOne receives only the authentication result and does not receive your face, fingerprint, or other biometric data.

2.3 Anti-Theft Alarm Data

When you enable Anti-Theft Alarm, SecurityOne may use device state and sensor information while the app is open and active to determine whether the device has moved or a charger has been unplugged.

If you enable the intruder photo feature, SecurityOne may use the front camera when a formal alarm is triggered. Intruder photos are stored only in local alarm records on your device.

Alarm records may include trigger time, trigger reason, handling status, cancel method, stop method, alarm sound status, photo status, and intruder photos.

2.4 WiFi Security Data

When you use WiFi Security, SecurityOne checks network connection status, WiFi name availability, public network risk, IP location, upload speed, download speed, and network latency.

Some speed or connectivity checks may require network requests, such as downloading a test file, sending random test data, or requesting a latency endpoint. These requests are used only to perform the check and show results in the app. Speed test data is not user content.

SecurityOne does not use WiFi check results to track you.

2.5 Password Safety Data

When you use Password Safety, the password you enter is analyzed locally on your device. SecurityOne does not upload, save, sync, or log the password you enter.

When you use the password generator, generated passwords, PINs, numbers, and passphrases are shown only in the current app session. SecurityOne does not save generated results.

2.6 Website Protection Data

When you use Website Protection, SecurityOne normalizes the URL you enter and checks it locally against local rules and a local phishing database.

Recent website checks are stored locally on your device. SecurityOne does not upload URLs or website check history.

Safari protection uses Safari Content Blocker and local rules. SecurityOne cannot read your full browsing history.

2.7 Contact Information You Send to Us

If you contact support by email, your email address and the content you choose to send may be received and used to respond to your request.

The email draft may include app version, iOS version, and device model to help with troubleshooting. You can edit or remove this information before sending the email.

3. Permissions

3.1 Photos

SecurityOne requests photo access only when you actively use features that need it, such as scanning photos, adding photos to Private Space, or importing photos into Private Space.

You may choose Full Access, Limited Access, or deny access. You can change photo permissions at any time in iOS Settings.

3.2 Camera

SecurityOne requests camera access only when you enable the intruder photo feature. The camera is used only to capture an intruder photo when a formal alarm is triggered.

If you deny camera access, Anti-Theft Alarm can still use other enabled alarm actions.

3.3 Face ID and Touch ID

SecurityOne may use Face ID or Touch ID to cancel a pre-alarm countdown, stop an alarm, or reset your Private Space PIN.

Face ID and Touch ID authentication are handled by iOS. SecurityOne receives only whether authentication succeeded or failed.

3.4 Network Access

WiFi Security checks, speed tests, IP location checks, loading online legal documents, and sending support emails may require network access.

Photo Security, Password Safety, Website Protection, Private Space, and alarm records are designed to keep user data local on your device.

4. How Data Is Used

SecurityOne uses local data only to provide app features, including:

• Photo scanning, category display, and Private Space.
• Anti-Theft Alarm, alarm records, and intruder photo.
• WiFi checks, speed checks, and risk notices.
• Password strength checks and password generation.
• Website checks and Safari protection guidance.
• User support when you choose to email us.
• App functionality, reliability, and troubleshooting.

5. Local Storage and Deletion

All user data created or handled by SecurityOne is stored locally on your device.

This includes photo scan results, Private Space photos, alarm records, intruder photos, website check history, generated settings, app preferences, PIN-related local data, and other app data.

You can delete local data by using in-app controls where available, such as deleting Private Space photos, resetting Private Space, deleting website check history, deleting alarm records, or deleting the app.

Deleting SecurityOne may delete local app data, including photos stored in Private Space, alarm records, website check history, and settings. Deleted local data may not be recoverable.

6. Data Sharing

SecurityOne does not share your app data with us or with third parties.

Photos, passwords, URLs, Private Space content, WiFi check results, alarm records, intruder photos, and app-generated local data remain on your device.

If you choose to contact support by email, only the information you decide to send in that email will be received for support purposes.

We do not sell personal information.

7. Apple System Services

SecurityOne uses iOS system capabilities, such as Photo Library, Camera, Face ID, Touch ID, Safari Content Blocker, Mail, and App Store rating.

These system capabilities are provided by Apple and can be managed in iOS Settings.

8. Children’s Privacy

SecurityOne is not directed to children and does not knowingly collect personal information from children.

If you believe a child has provided information to us through a support email without appropriate consent, please contact us.

9. Your Choices and Controls

You can:

• Manage photo and camera permissions in iOS Settings.
• Delete photos from Private Space.
• Reset Private Space.
• Delete website check history.
• Delete alarm records.
• Delete SecurityOne to remove local app data.
• Edit or remove information before sending a support email.

10. Additional Privacy Rights

SecurityOne is designed so that app data remains on your device and is not collected by us. Because of this, we generally cannot access, export, correct, or delete data stored only on your device.

You can control and delete local app data directly on your device as described in this Privacy Policy.

10.1 European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland

If privacy laws such as the GDPR or UK GDPR apply to your use of SecurityOne, you may have rights regarding personal data, including the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, object to processing, and data portability.

For data stored only on your device, these rights can generally be exercised by using the app controls, iOS Settings, or deleting the app.

If you contact us by email, we may process the information you send in order to respond to your request. You may contact us to request access, correction, or deletion of support email information that we hold, where applicable.

10.2 United States and California

Some U.S. state privacy laws, including California privacy laws, may provide rights to know, access, correct, delete, and opt out of certain sharing or sale of personal information.

SecurityOne does not sell personal information and does not share app data for cross-context behavioral advertising.

For data stored only on your device, you can control or delete the data through the app, iOS Settings, or by deleting the app.

If you contact us by email, you may request access to or deletion of support email information that we hold, where applicable.

11. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect product, legal, or operational changes.

If we make material changes, we will provide notice in the app or by another reasonable method. The updated Privacy Policy will be effective as of the date shown above.

12. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or your privacy rights, please contact us:

Email: secureoneteam2026@outlook.com