Last updated: 27 October 2026 Applies to: Loop Me for iPhone (com.loopmescamsafety.app), version 1.0.1 and later
Loop Me collects nothing, and has no server.
Every message you check is read and answered on your own iPhone. The only thing that ever leaves your phone is what you choose to send to one family member, and it travels through your own iCloud account, not through us. We cannot see it, because there is nowhere for it to go.
If that is all you wanted to know, you can stop reading here.
Nothing. Not your name, not your phone number, not your contacts, not the messages you check, not how often you use the app, not your location, not an advertising identifier, not a crash report, not an analytics event.
We do not use any third-party analytics, advertising, attribution, or crash reporting service. We have no server, so there is nothing for anything to be sent to.
Loop Me stores a few things locally, in your iPhone's own app storage, so it can work between launches:
| What | Why |
|---|---|
| Your first name | So notes to family say who they are from |
| Trusted contacts you add | So you can reach them in one tap |
| Your check history | So you can look back at what you have checked |
| Your family code word | So the app can remind you to ask for it |
| Numbers you blocked, senders you trust | So the text filter and call directory know them |
| Your settings | To remember your preferences |
All of this lives only on your device. It is included in your encrypted iPhone backup if you use one, and it is deleted permanently when you delete the app. We never receive any of it.
Your family code word is never transmitted, never included in a shared check, and never leaves your phone.
Phone numbers, email addresses and long account-style numbers inside a message are blanked out before the message is stored in history or shown to family.
If you choose to link one family member, Loop Me uses Apple's iCloud (CloudKit) to carry two things between your two phones:
These records are stored in your own iCloud account, in a private area that only the one person you invited can see. They are not stored on any server of ours, we have no account that can read them, and Apple's iCloud terms cover them. Either of you can end the link from inside the app, which removes the other phone's access at once.
The family member receives the invitation as an ordinary text message that you send yourself from the Messages app, exactly as if you had typed it.
If you switch on "Help improve Loop Me" in Settings (it is off until you do), then when you tell the app an answer was wrong, that one text is sent to Loop Me's public iCloud database with phone numbers, emails and long numbers blanked out, so the next version can be trained on real scams. Nothing identifies you in it. Nothing else is ever sent, and you can switch it off at any time.
The Loop Me icon in the Messages app drawer checks only what you copied. It cannot read your conversation; no app can. The result is shown to you and nothing is sent into the chat.
The invite is the only text message Loop Me ever prepares. Everything else between the two phones travels over the family link and appears in the app and in notifications. The widget, the Control Center button and the Action button open Loop Me on whatever you last copied; they read nothing themselves.
Listen mode turns speech into words on the phone and checks them there. It never records, and nothing it hears leaves the phone. It stops the moment you tap Stop or leave the screen.
The screenshot watcher looks only for screenshots you have already allowed Loop Me to see, only when the app is open, and only to offer a check. The image is read on the phone and discarded.
Who is calling (iOS 18) looks up unknown callers against the Loop Me lookup service using Apple's Live Caller ID Lookup. The lookup is encrypted so that the service cannot learn which number was asked about, and Apple routes the request so the service cannot see your IP address either. The service holds only numbers reported for unwanted calls in public datasets and numbers Loop Me users chose to share after blocking them. It never learns who called you.
The Apple Watch app shows alerts the iPhone already has. Nothing is checked on the watch and nothing leaves it.
Loop Me includes three small iPhone extensions. You switch each one on yourself in the iPhone Settings app, and each one runs entirely on your phone:
What these extensions see is kept in a storage area shared only between them and the app, on your phone.
Loop Me asks only when you tap something that needs it, and each one is used for that purpose alone:
You can withdraw any of these at any time in Settings, Loop Me on your iPhone. The app keeps working without them; the features that need them simply ask again.
Loop Me's scam detection runs entirely on your iPhone. Where your device supports it, Loop Me uses Apple's on-device intelligence and a small model bundled inside the app. No message text is ever sent to us, to Apple, to OpenAI, or to any other company for analysis.
If you choose to report a message, Loop Me either hands a text to the Messages app addressed to your carrier's spam number (7726) where your country has one, or copies a short write-up to your clipboard and opens your country's official fraud reporting page in your browser. You decide whether to send either one. Loop Me does not report anything on its own.
Loop Me is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect anything from anyone, of any age.
Laws such as the GDPR and the CCPA give you rights to access, correct, export, or delete the personal data a company holds about you.
We hold no data about you, so there is nothing for us to access, export, or delete. To erase everything Loop Me has stored on your own device, delete the app; iOS removes its storage completely. Records in your iCloud account are yours, and ending the family link inside the app removes the shared area.
We do not sell or share personal information, because we do not have any.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version will be posted at this address with a new date at the top. If a future version of Loop Me ever collects anything, we will say so here, plainly, before it does.
Questions about this policy:
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