1. Quick control map
- Camera: iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera → Pakeup.
- Alarms: iOS Settings → Pakeup → Notifications and alarm permissions.
- Save photo to library: iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → Pakeup (add-only; requested only if you choose to save an original capture).
- Local alarm and sticker data: use Settings or Calendar controls inside Pakeup.
- App Store purchases: iOS Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions and purchase history.
2. Camera permission
Pakeup requests camera permission for the alarm photo mission. You can deny or revoke this at any time in iOS Settings → Pakeup → Camera. Revoking camera permission does not affect alarm scheduling; it prevents completing a photo mission until permission is granted again.
3. Alarm permission
Pakeup requests AlarmKit permission to schedule system alarms. Without this permission, alarms cannot be set. You can manage this in iOS Settings → Pakeup.
4. Photo library permission
Pakeup does not request photo library read access and cannot access your Photos app. If you explicitly request to save an original capture to your photo library, Pakeup will request add-only photo library permission at that moment. You can revoke this in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → Pakeup.
5. Access, export, correction, and deletion
You can view all alarm records and stickers in the Pakeup calendar. Individual records can be deleted from within the app. You can delete all Pakeup data in Settings. Removing the app from your device clears all locally stored data.
For a legal rights request, email hengtong.li@foxmail.com with your country or state and the right you wish to exercise.
6. Advertising and US state choices
Pakeup does not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or use targeted advertising. It therefore does not currently offer a Do Not Sell or Share switch. If those practices ever change, a legally required opt-out and Global Privacy Control handling will be provided before the change.
Residents of jurisdictions with applicable rights may request access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, objection, or an appeal. You will not be discriminated against for exercising a privacy right.
7. Complaints and appeals
Contact hengtong.li@foxmail.com first. If a request is denied, you may ask for an appeal where local law provides one. You may also contact the privacy, consumer, or data-protection regulator where you live; examples are listed in the Regional Privacy Notice.