Which apps used them, and when?
Review recorded camera and microphone access instead of relying only on which apps currently have permission.
Check when apps access your camera, microphone, photos, contacts and location, then explore the domains they communicate with. Your iPhone already records this activity in App Privacy Report. We make it easier to understand.
Built around Apple’s App Privacy Report.
Your Apple device can record when apps access sensitive data and which domains they contact. That can help you understand what is happening beyond the permissions shown in Settings.
Review recorded camera and microphone access instead of relying only on which apps currently have permission.
See recorded access to photos, contacts and other sensitive resources.
Review when location access appeared in your App Privacy Report.
Explore the domains apps communicate with and identify domains associated with tracking.
Apple’s App Privacy Report records recent app access to sensitive resources such as your camera, microphone, photos, contacts and location. It also records network activity, including domains contacted by apps and websites.
The built-in report is useful, but investigating many apps, domains and events can quickly become difficult. That is where App Privacy Report Analyzer comes in.
Turn App Privacy Report data into searchable views of apps, contacted domains, tracking indicators, timing and activity history.
A contacted domain records a network connection. It does not necessarily mean personal data was shared.
Choose a day or time range and review app activity, permission access, sensors, network connections and contacted domains together.
See which apps were active during that period and investigate the activity as a whole.
Useful when reviewing activity after installing, opening or updating an app.
Exporting your .ndjson file is free and built directly into your Apple device.
Go to Settings, then Privacy & Security. Scroll to App Privacy Report and turn it on.
Use your devices normally while the system logs contacted domains and sensor access in the background.
Return to App Privacy Report and tap the Share icon to export your raw telemetry data.
Open the file in App Privacy Report Analyzer to visualize activity and spot hidden changes.
Practical guides for checking app permissions, reviewing privacy activity and understanding what your iPhone records.
View all guidesCheck which apps have permission to sensitive data, see when camera or microphone access occurs, and review recent activity with App Privacy Report.
Learn which privacy signals iPhone exposes, what they mean, and what they cannot prove.
Learn what Apple records about sensor access, app network activity and contacted domains.
App Privacy Report Analyzer helps you understand Apple’s exported privacy activity locally, without accounts or cloud processing.
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