From sharing the favorite items list and funny family group conversations to recording bank transactions and doing screen-shares to present an idea to the team — there's a lot to record, capture, and share with others.
Sometimes, you might unintentionally share your personal information as well.
App users accidentally do the same. They let out their private information through screenshots, screen recordings, or screen shares.
Privacy Shield for iOS and iPadOS apps
The Privacy Shield by Apptics hides any app screen content from being captured while the app user is taking a screenshot, is in a screen-sharing session, or is doing a screen recording.
The privacy shield will immediately hide information such as personal messages, financial transactions, credentials, photos, or some key UI components of a screen like image views, buttons, labels, and text views. By using Privacy Shield, you can ensure that the captured image or video does not contain information that is captured unintentionally, thus enhancing your user's privacy.
The added benefits of using Apptics' Privacy Shield feature:
- Enhanced user trust: You build trust and confidence in your app by proactively protecting user data. Users appreciate the extra mile you take to protect their privacy.
- Compliance with regulations: Privacy Shield can help ensure adherence to data privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA, which mandate strong user data protection measures.
- Mitigate security risks: You can significantly reduce the risks of data breach and misuse of user information by preventing the unauthorized capture of any sensitive content within your app.
Apptics' Privacy Shield is available for iOS apps (iOS version 12 and above) and iPadOS apps (iPadOS version 13 and above).
You can add Privacy Shield setup to your app in simple steps using our SDK guide.
The concept of privacy isn't restricted only to physical space, but it also extends to any instance that involves handling personal or sensitive data. Ensure user information remains private, and avoid potential risks of unintentional data leaks and privacy breaches with simple initiatives.
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