Last updated: 1 October 2026
One More Book does not collect any personal data.
The app records audio and photographs that you choose to make. These are stored:
That is all. Your recordings, cover photos, book titles, reader names and reader photos never leave your device except to go to your own iCloud account, which only you can access. They are never sent to the developer or to anyone else.
You may decline either permission. The app will tell you what is unavailable as a result.
The app offers one optional purchase that removes the limit on how many books you can keep. Purchases are handled entirely by Apple. The developer never sees your payment details and receives no personal information from the transaction.
If you choose to share a recording using the share button, the app hands a copy of that audio file to iOS, and you choose where it goes — a message, email, AirDrop, or Files. The app itself never uploads anything. Sharing only ever happens when you ask for it.
This app is designed to be used by children, and is built so that it cannot collect anything from them. There are no accounts, no messaging, no advertising, no analytics and no links out of the app. Features that change or delete recordings are placed behind a question a young child cannot answer.
Deleting a book in the app removes its recordings and cover photo. If iCloud is on, the deletion applies to your iCloud copy and therefore to every device signed in to your account — not just the device you are holding.
Deleting the app removes everything stored on the device. If you have used iCloud, you can remove the app’s iCloud data in the iOS Settings app, under your name → iCloud → Manage Storage.
Questions about this policy:
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