GlassFrame privacy

GlassFrame displays Apple Photos albums or photos you explicitly select with the official Google Photos Picker. Google handles sign-in and photo selection; the app connects directly to Google's APIs to authorize access and download selected images. OAuth credentials stay in the device Keychain. The publisher receives no photos or account passwords.

Each Google import creates a new offline collection of optimized image copies on your device. Earlier imports remain until you remove them in Sources → Saved imports. Google originals are not changed. Imported copies may participate in your normal device backup. New Google album additions require another explicit import.

Use Disconnect account in the Google import screen to clear the app's local account authorization, or revoke access in your Google Account settings. Disconnecting preserves photos you intentionally imported. Keychain credentials can persist after app deletion, so use Disconnect when you want to remove authorization. Apple Photos permissions can be changed in Settings.

The app has no advertising, analytics, tracking or publisher-operated photo server. Apple Photos and iCloud behavior follows your Apple settings. Google services are governed by Google's privacy policy.

GlassFrame’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs complies with the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.