Every photo your iPhone takes leaks your location, device name, and more. PrivaSee Cam strips all of it — automatically. Share what you want. Keep the rest private.
When you snap a photo, metadata gets baked into the file automatically — often without you knowing. Here's what's really inside your photos.
Your exact latitude, longitude, and altitude are embedded in every photo. Anyone with the file knows where you live, work, or vacationed.
EXPOSEDCamera make, model, lens info, and serial details. Strangers can identify exactly which device you use — and potentially exploit that.
EXPOSEDDate and time down to the second — including timezone. Reveals your daily routine, work schedule, and when you're away from home.
EXPOSEDiOS version and editing software are recorded. Hackers cross-reference this with known vulnerabilities to target your device.
EXPOSEDSome photos carry traces of networks you've connected to — Wi-Fi SSIDs and network IDs that reveal your home, office, or favorite spots.
EXPOSEDISO, aperture, shutter speed, and focal length are all recorded. This data builds a profile of your habits and equipment over time.
EXPOSEDNo settings to fiddle with. No accounts to create. Just open the app and shoot.
Launch the app. Your camera is immediately ready — no sign-up, no account, no cloud connection.
Take your photo normally. PrivaSee Cam automatically strips all metadata before the file is saved.
Your clean photo goes to your gallery, ready to share anywhere. Zero metadata. Zero traces.
Built from the ground up for people who care about what they share — and what they don't
Every EXIF field — GPS, device make and model, timestamps, software info, and more — is removed before your photo is saved. Not hidden. Gone.
If you want to remember when a photo was taken, you control it. Add the date — and only the date — yourself. Off by default, always.
No accounts. No servers. No cloud sync. Your photos never leave your device unless you explicitly share them yourself.
Full support for left-handed use. Controls and toggles are repositioned for comfortable one-handed shooting on the left side.
Unlike other apps, PrivaSee Cam does not read your photo library or create sidecar databases that could expose what you have photographed.
A camera app that is actually pleasant to use. Clean interface, thoughtful controls, and a design that stays out of your way so you can focus on the shot.
Most cameras and apps leak your private data with every photo. PrivaSee Cam does not.
| iPhone Camera | Other Apps | PrivaSee Cam | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strips GPS location | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Strips device information | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Strips timestamps | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Optional date-only embedding | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Zero cloud connection | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ |
| No account required | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
Try it free. Then choose the plan that fits your life.
PrivaSee Cam is designed with privacy as its core principle. We collect, store, or transmit no personal data, usage data, or analytics about our users. The app processes photos entirely on your device — no data leaves your phone unless you explicitly choose to share a photo yourself.
What PrivaSee Cam does not collect:
Photo metadata stripping: By default, PrivaSee Cam removes all EXIF metadata from photos including GPS location, device make and model, timestamps, and camera settings. You may optionally enable embedding of date-only metadata, which you control entirely. All other metadata remains stripped by default.
Accelerometer data: The device accelerometer is used in real-time solely to orient photos correctly during capture. Accelerometer data is processed in memory and is never stored, transmitted, or retained after the photo is saved.
Subscriptions and payments: PrivaSee Cam uses Apple App Store subscriptions for paid access. All payment processing is handled directly by Apple. PrivaSee Cam does not receive your payment card details, billing address, or Apple ID information. Subscription status is managed through Apple and is not made available to the app developer. For more information about how Apple handles your data, please see Apple's Privacy Policy.
Join thousands of people who have taken back control of what their photos reveal about them.