iTelliPhone App Privacy
Written in plain words, without fine print. If something isn't clear, ask us.
In short
The iTell iPhone app collects nothing. It has no account, no analytics and no advertising, and it does not connect to the internet or to any server of ours.
What stays on your iPhone
With your permission, copies of your Android phone's contacts, call history and text messages come directly over encrypted Bluetooth and are kept only inside the app on your iPhone. You choose which of them to copy, and you can turn each one off or delete it in Settings → Contacts, Calls and Messages. Help → Erase iTell Data removes everything.
Permissions
Bluetooth connects to your own Android phone. The microphone is used only during calls you make or answer. The camera is used only to scan the pairing code. Notifications announce calls and texts. Face ID is optional and unlocks the app.
Sharing a log
The app keeps a log of its own events on your iPhone (at most about 4 MB; older lines are dropped). If you choose Share Log in Help, the system share sheet saves or sends that log, with phone numbers masked, to wherever you pick. It starts with your iPhone model, iOS and app version and the state of the connection and permissions, and it includes crash reports iOS gave the app. Contacts and message text are never in it. The app sends nothing by itself. If you attach the file to a support ticket on our website, it is handled like the Android log described in the general Privacy Policy and deleted after 30 days.
The Android app
The iTell Android app has its own account and license, described in the general Privacy Policy on this site.
Contact
iTell: support@itellapp.com.
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