Effective date: October 6, 2026
WiFiCard Privacy Policy
WiFiCard is free to download, with an optional one-time Full Access in-app purchase. There is no subscription. The free version shows banner ads.
Data Stored on Your Device
The network names (SSIDs), passwords, security types, and card color choices you enter are used to generate QR codes and cards. Saved networks are stored locally on your device (in the app's local storage). The developer does not collect this data: there is no developer-operated server, account, or analytics.
WiFiCard does not use iCloud, CloudKit, Apple Health, or any account system.
Photos
WiFiCard does not read or browse your photo library. When you share or export a card image, the iOS share sheet is shown, and any choice you make there (for example, saving the image to Photos) is handled by iOS and the destination you pick. You can manage Photos permissions in Settings at any time.
Sharing and Printing
When you share, export, or print a card (PNG, PDF, or AirPrint), the file is handled by the iOS share sheet or print system and goes where you choose. Because a card contains the WiFi password, share it only with people you trust.
Purchases
The optional Full Access purchase is processed by Apple through StoreKit. The developer does not receive your payment information.
Advertising and Tracking
The free version uses Google AdMob to display banner ads. The Google Mobile Ads SDK may process IP address, device identifiers, advertising data, product interactions, crash logs, and performance data for advertising, measurement, analytics, and fraud prevention. The SDKs declare approximate (coarse) location among the data they handle; Google may infer approximate location from your IP address. Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP), which shows the consent form, also declares approximate location, used for app functionality. Consent choices are requested where required through UMP. If the consent check or form fails to complete, the app falls back on the consent state the SDK stored from a previous session and requests ads only if that state allows it. An “Ad Privacy” button is shown in the free version, once ads can be requested, where a privacy options form is required. Full Access removes ads and this button. The WiFi names and passwords you enter are not sent to the ad SDK by the app.
The device identifiers and advertising data handled by the ad SDK are used for tracking (showing ads that are more relevant to you). In the free version, after the consent step above, the app asks once for your permission through Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) prompt. Ads are shown whether you allow or decline; if you decline, the Google Mobile Ads SDK does not receive your device’s advertising identifier (IDFA). You can change this later in iOS Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. Full Access users see no ads and are not asked.
Learn more about how Google uses information from apps that use its services.
Deleting Your Data
Delete a saved network from the Saved Networks list in the app, or delete the app to remove all locally stored data. Images you saved to Photos or files you shared are outside the app; delete them from Photos or where you sent them.
Changes
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted here.
Contact
Email: support@smallappworks.com