ScreenQueue · Effective August 27, 2026

Privacy Policy

ScreenQueue is designed to review screenshots locally on your iPhone. This policy explains what the app accesses and the choices you control.

Photo library access

ScreenQueue requests read and write access to the Photos library so it can find system-identified screenshots, display them for review, and ask iOS to delete only screenshots you explicitly stage. Ordinary photos and videos are excluded from the queue.

On-device analysis

ScreenQueue may use Apple’s on-device Vision framework to show limited risk hints, such as possible account strings, verification codes, contact details, receipts, or QR codes. These hints are uncertain prompts and never make the deletion decision. Recognized text and QR contents are not persisted.

Information ScreenQueue does not collect

The current release has no ScreenQueue account, advertising, analytics SDK, cross-app tracking, or ScreenQueue-operated server. It does not upload screenshots, thumbnails, recognized text, QR contents, risk regions, or stable photo identifiers.

Local app data

Review decisions and batch settings are stored locally on your device. Removing the app removes this local app data, subject to your device backups. Removing ScreenQueue does not delete photos from the Photos library.

Deletion and recovery

When you confirm a staged set, iOS presents the system deletion confirmation. Deleted items follow Apple Photos’ Recently Deleted behavior and may remain recoverable there for a limited time. ScreenQueue does not operate or control that recovery storage.

Children

ScreenQueue is a general utility and is not directed to children under 13.

Changes and contact

We may update this policy when the app’s data practices change. Questions about privacy can be sent to support@thothforge.com.