Frankly for iPhone

Privacy Choices.

Most Frankly data is on your iPhone, so most privacy choices are immediate and available directly in the App.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

Turn optional collection off

Open Frankly → Settings. Turn off Anonymous usage analytics and/or Crash reports. The App stops initializing the corresponding service for future collection.

Review iOS tracking permission

Open iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking → Frankly. Frankly does not use data for advertising or cross-app tracking; the permission is an additional system gate for optional analytics.

Export local data

Open Frankly → Settings → Data & Privacy → Export my data. iOS presents a share sheet for a JSON file containing local settings, progress, favorites, and other locally stored app state. You choose where it goes.

Delete local data

Open Frankly → Settings → Data & Privacy → Delete all local data. This resets local app state. You can also remove local data by deleting the App.

Purchase reminder: deleting local data does not cancel All-Access or erase Apple’s transaction record. Manage subscriptions in iPhone Settings and use Restore purchases in Frankly to recover eligible access.

Provider-held purchase or diagnostic data

Apple controls App Store account and transaction records. RevenueCat maintains the minimum purchase-entitlement record used by Frankly. PostHog and Sentry receive data only after the relevant consent is enabled. Retention and legal exceptions may apply.

If you need help exercising an applicable privacy right, open a general support request without including a receipt or private identifier. We will explain a private follow-up if one is needed.

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No sale or targeted advertising

Frankly does not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or use it to build an advertising profile. There is therefore no separate “Do Not Sell or Share” toggle.