OneRaw Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 10, 2026

Photos and processing

OneRaw processes photos on your device and saves the photos you choose to keep to your Photos library. The app does not operate a photo-upload service, require an account, include advertising or analytics SDKs, or track you across other apps and websites.

Camera permission lets the app capture photos. Photos permission lets it save images and, with the access you grant, display, review, share, and delete library photos. You control these permissions in iOS Settings.

Face detection uses Apple’s camera framework on your device to locate faces in the viewfinder. The app does not identify people or create or retain face profiles. Device motion is used locally for the level and steadiness guidance.

Location and Apple services

If you grant location permission and enable “Save location in photos,” the app adds your location to photo metadata. You can disable this in the app’s settings or revoke permission in iOS Settings. Disabling the setting does not remove location from existing photos. Photos you share may include their location metadata; review your sharing options before sending them.

When you view details for a photo with a location, the app uses Apple Maps and Apple’s geocoding service to display a map and place name. Those features may send location-related requests to Apple. Photos stored in iCloud may be downloaded through Apple’s Photos framework when you view or share them. iCloud Photos, device backups, Maps, and other Apple services are governed by your Apple settings and Apple’s privacy policy.

Local storage and deletion

App preferences are stored on your device. Unsaved RAW shots and editing information can be stored in the app’s private storage for recovery after an interruption. Recovery files are excluded from device backups and removed when the shot is saved or discarded. Temporary copies may also be created when you share a photo.

Delete saved photos through the app or Apple Photos. Deleted library photos may remain in Recently Deleted until you permanently delete them or Apple’s retention period expires. Deleting the app removes its local app data, but does not delete photos already saved to your Photos library. Copies you shared or synchronized through other services follow those services’ settings and policies.

Support correspondence

If you email support, the developer receives your email address and whatever information you choose to include. That information is used to respond to your request and troubleshoot the issue. Support email is handled through Resend, which processes correspondence under its privacy policy. Do not include private photos or sensitive information unless needed for your request. You may request deletion of support correspondence by contacting the same support address.

Changes and contact

This policy may be updated when the app’s features or privacy practices change. The current version and revision date will appear on this page.

For privacy questions or support correspondence deletion requests, email support@oneraw.app.