Privacy Policy
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In short: Enora collects no data. There is no account, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no server of ours behind the app. Your photos, and everything Enora works out about them, stay on your iPhone. We only ever see what you choose to send us by email.
Who is responsible
Enora is published by Arina Prokhorenko, an individual based in Spain (“we”, “us”). For anything about privacy, email [email protected]. Operator details are in the legal notice.
What Enora does with your photos
Enora asks for access to your photo library so it can show you your photos and videos and delete the ones you choose. You decide whether it sees all of them, only the ones you pick, or none, and can change this at any time in Settings → Apps → Enora → Photos.
To sort and organize your library, Enora reads the photos and videos themselves and the details iOS keeps with them, such as when and where they were taken, their type (for example a screenshot, a selfie or a video), length, file size, whether they are favorites and which albums they are in.
- Duplicates, similar photos and country covers. Enora uses Apple’s on-device image analysis to find identical and similar photos, and to pick a good-looking photo for each country. This describes what a picture shows in general terms, such as a landscape, a building or people, and how well it is composed. It never recognizes faces or identifies anyone.
- Countries. Enora works out which country a photo was taken in from the location stored with that photo, using map borders built into the app, without going online. It never asks for or uses your iPhone’s current location.
- Changes to your library. Enora changes your library only when you ask: adding photos to albums or taking them out, making or deleting albums, marking favorites and deleting photos. Photos you answer Delete wait in Enora’s Trash; nothing leaves your library until you delete them from the Trash and confirm iOS’s dialog. iOS then keeps them in Photos’ Recently Deleted album for 30 days.
- Sharing. When you share a photo, iOS’s share sheet sends it wherever you choose. Enora is not involved after that.
All of this happens on your iPhone. Your photos, what Enora learns about them and your choices are never sent to us or to anyone else.
What Enora keeps on your iPhone
| What | Why | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Your answers (the photos you kept and those in the Trash) and how many photos, and how much space, you have deleted with Enora | So sorting picks up where you left off | Enora’s storage on your iPhone; included in your device backups |
| What scans learned about each photo (fingerprints for comparing photos, descriptions, ratings and countries) and what they found | So duplicates, similar photos and countries show at once, without analyzing your library again | Enora’s storage on your iPhone; left out of backups |
| Your free-deletion count: how many photos you have deleted and on which days | To count the free deletions | The iOS Keychain, on this iPhone only; never synced to iCloud or moved to another device |
| Whether your Apple Account owns Enora Unlimited, and preferences such as video speed and sound and the albums you used last | To remember your purchase and settings | Enora’s storage on your iPhone |
We have no access to any of it. Deleting Enora removes all of it except the free-deletion count, which iOS keeps in the Keychain so that reinstalling Enora doesn’t reset the free deletions. It holds only numbers and dates, nothing about your photos, and is erased when you erase your iPhone (Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone → Erase All Content and Settings).
Apple services
The app itself uses no third-party services. It relies on Apple, which processes information under its own privacy policy:
- Purchases. Enora Unlimited is sold by Apple through the App Store. Apple handles the payment and your Apple Account; we never see your payment details, name or email address. Enora asks the App Store whether your Apple Account owns Unlimited and keeps the answer on your iPhone. The sales reports Apple gives us do not identify you.
- iCloud Photos. If your library is in iCloud Photos, iOS may download full-size originals from iCloud so that Enora can show them, share them or check them for duplicates. Enora checks copies kept only in iCloud for duplicates only on Wi‑Fi. This happens between your iPhone and Apple.
- Crash reports and app statistics. If you have chosen to share analytics with app developers (Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements), Apple may share crash reports and statistics about Enora with us. Apple does not identify you in them, and you can turn sharing off at any time.
- Backups. iCloud Backup and backups to your computer can include Enora’s storage, as described above.
When you email us
If you email us, for example with Send Feedback in Enora’s Settings, we receive your email address, your message, anything you attach and the details your email app adds; Send Feedback puts Enora’s version number in the subject. We use this only to reply and to fix problems you report, based on our legitimate interest in supporting Enora’s users and, where you ask us to do something, to take the steps you request.
Our mailbox is provided by Microsoft (Outlook.com), which processes the emails on our behalf. We keep messages only as long as needed to handle them and any follow-up, then delete them. You can ask us to delete yours at any time.
This website
enora.gileorn.com uses no cookies, analytics or trackers. Like any website, it needs technical data such as your IP address, browser and the page you asked for to deliver pages and keep the site secure. Cloudflare (network and security) and Railway (hosting, with short-lived server logs) process this data for us. Opening this policy or the terms from Enora loads them from this website.
Microsoft, Cloudflare and Railway may process data outside the European Economic Area, under the safeguards the law requires, such as adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses.
What we never do
- Ask you to create an account or sign in.
- Include analytics, advertising, crash-reporting or any other third-party software in the app.
- Track you across other companies’ apps or websites.
- Sell, rent or share personal data, or profile you.
Children
Enora collects no data from anyone, children included. Purchases by children go through Apple’s Family Sharing controls, such as Ask to Buy. If a child has emailed us, a parent or guardian can ask us to delete the message.
Your rights
Under the GDPR and similar laws, you can ask to access, correct, delete or receive a copy of your personal data, and to restrict or object to its use. Because Enora collects nothing, we hold no personal data about you unless you have emailed us; your rights then apply to that correspondence. Email [email protected] to use them. You can also complain to the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) or the data protection authority where you live.
Changes to this policy
If the way Enora handles information changes, we will update this policy before the change takes effect and change the date at the top.