Apple App Privacy Details - Aptora Mobile 360
- Effective Date: August 26, 2026
- Last updated: September 3, 2026
Apple requires every app to publish a privacy label saying what it collects and whether it is linked to you. This is that label in full, in Apple’s own categories. The App Store shows a shortened version of the same answers.
Data used to track you: none. Aptora Mobile 360 does not track you across apps or websites owned by other companies, does not share anything with a data broker, and contains no advertising library. The app therefore never shows the App Tracking Transparency prompt, because it has nothing to ask for.
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Data linked to you
This information is tied to your identity, because that is the point of it: the work you record has to be attributable to you for your employer’s records to mean anything.
| Category | Data type | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Contact info | Name, email address, phone number, physical address | App functionality |
| Identifiers | User ID, device ID | App functionality |
| Location | Precise location, coarse location | App functionality |
| Financial info | Payment info | App functionality |
| Purchases | Purchase history | App functionality |
| User content | Photos, other user content | App functionality |
| Usage data | Product interaction | App functionality |
| Diagnostics | Crash data, performance data | App functionality |
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App functionality is the only purpose declared. Nothing is collected for third-party advertising, for our own advertising or marketing, for analytics, or for product personalization. There is no other purpose.
Data not linked to you
None. Everything the app collects is collected because it belongs with a named person’s work, so nothing is held anonymously. Saying “none” here is not a smaller claim than a list — it means there is no second, quieter collection happening alongside the one above.
Data not collected
| Category | Collected |
|---|---|
| Health and fitness | No |
| Sensitive info | No |
| Contacts | No |
| Browsing history | No |
| Search history | No |
| Audio data | No |
| Emails or text messages from your device | No |
| Advertising data | No |
| Surroundings and environment scanning | No |
| Body data | No |
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What each permission is for
When iOS asks whether the app may use something, this is what it is asking for. The same words appear in the system prompt.
| iOS asks for | Because |
|---|---|
| Location while using the app | So your company can see where their field staff are while you work, show you on a map, and record where a job photo was taken or a signature was given. It is only used while the app is open, and only where your company has switched it on. |
| Camera | So you can photograph equipment, a data plate or completed work and attach it to the job, and scan a barcode instead of typing it. |
| Photo library | So you can attach a picture you already took to the job you are working on. |
| Notifications | So the app can tell you when the office schedules or dispatches a work order to you. |
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Every one is optional and every one can be withdrawn in Settings. Permissions and disclosures says what each costs you if you decline.
Third-party code
The app contains no advertising library, no analytics library and no tracking library. The third-party components it does contain are listed under Acknowledgements; none of them collects data for its own purposes.
Contact
Aptora Corporation
8877 Bourgade Avenue
Lenexa, Kansas 66219
United States
Email: helpdesk@aptora.com
Phone: (913) 492-9930
Web: https://www.aptora.com
