Privacy Policy

Last updated: July 2026

Dr.Phone ("the App") is a diagnostics utility developed by N3O Solutions. This policy explains what data the App accesses, why, and what happens to it. We built Dr.Phone to run its tests on your device — there is no Dr.Phone account, no server-side profile, and no cloud sync of your diagnostic history.

What Dr.Phone does NOT do

On-device diagnostics

To run its hardware tests, Dr.Phone requests the following permissions. Each is used only for the specific test named, and the results are stored locally on your device:

PermissionWhy Dr.Phone asks
CameraTest the front and rear camera systems
MicrophoneVerify audio recording quality
Face IDConfirm the biometric sensor responds correctly
Motion & FitnessRead the gyroscope and accelerometer for the sensor test
Location (While Using)Verify GPS accuracy and the altimeter
BluetoothScan for nearby devices and test Bluetooth hardware
Local NetworkDiscover and diagnose devices on your Wi-Fi network (Net Tools)
Photo LibraryScan for large videos, screenshots and similar photos so you can free up space — nothing is uploaded or shared

Technician Mode & PDF Reports

Technician Mode lets you enter a client's name, phone number, and ticket number while running diagnostics, then export a PDF report. That information is used only to generate the PDF on your device. It is never transmitted to us — the report leaves your device only when you choose to share it yourself (Mail, AirDrop, Messages, etc.).

Net Tools

Some Net Tools features (DNS Lookup, WHOIS, IP Geolocation, HTTP Inspector, SSL Inspector) send the specific IP address, domain, or URL you enter to a third-party diagnostic API (api.ipify.org, api.hackertarget.com, or the destination you specify) in order to fetch the result. Only the query you initiate is sent — no other data on your device is attached or transmitted. Local network scanning (IP Scanner, Ping, Traceroute, Port Scanner) stays entirely within your own Wi-Fi network and is never sent to us.

Advertising

The free version of Dr.Phone shows ads served by Google AdMob. On your first launch, Google's User Messaging Platform presents a consent form (required under GDPR/ATT) asking whether we may use your device's advertising identifier for personalized ads. You can decline and still use the free app with non-personalized ads. Dr.Phone Pro removes all ads entirely. Refer to Google's Privacy Policy for how AdMob handles data.

In-App Purchases

Dr.Phone Pro (one-time purchase) and tip jar purchases are processed entirely by Apple through StoreKit. Dr.Phone never sees or stores your payment card details — Apple handles billing per its own privacy policy.

Data Security

Since diagnostic history, PDF reports, and settings are stored locally in your device's sandboxed storage, they are protected by iOS's standard app sandboxing and, where applicable, your device's passcode/biometric lock.

Children's Privacy

Dr.Phone is a general-audience utility app and is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this policy as Dr.Phone's features evolve. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated "Last updated" date.

Contact Us

Questions about this policy? Reach us at [email protected].