Lockhaven is designed to keep your private content on your device. Based on the current app implementation, Lockhaven does not require an account, does not include advertising or analytics SDKs, and does not send your vault content to developer-controlled servers.
Lockhaven may handle the following information locally on your device:
Lockhaven uses local data only to provide the core app experience, including:
Your protected content is intended to remain on your device. Lockhaven stores sensitive access information in the iOS Keychain and stores vault content locally in the app’s local storage.
Lockhaven does not currently:
Lockhaven may request the following permissions:
Used to help you unlock the app faster and more securely.
Used so you can import photos into the encrypted vault. If you choose to do so, the app may also offer to delete the original items from your photo library after import.
Used to capture an optional intruder photo after a failed PIN attempt.
Used to notify you when someone tries to unlock the app with an incorrect PIN.
Lockhaven Pro is offered as a one-time in-app purchase through Apple. Purchase processing and payment information are handled by Apple, not by Lockhaven directly.
You can delete content from inside the app at any time. If you remove the app from your device, locally stored app data may also be removed by iOS. Because the app does not currently use a developer-hosted account system, there is no separate cloud account for you to delete.
Lockhaven is not intended to knowingly collect personal data from children through a developer-operated online service.
If you have questions about this privacy policy, contact:
Based on the current codebase, the app appears to have the following App Store privacy profile:
Review this again before release if you add analytics, crash reporting, online sync, account features, or external APIs.