Reviews.
What each photo vault app does with your photos, taken from its own App Store listing and website: encryption, account, cloud, pricing and the privacy label.
Keepsafe review: a photo locker with a cloud behind itKeepsafe is the most downloaded photo vault on the App Store. Here is what its own listing says about encryption, the Private Cloud, the account, pricing and the privacy label.
Private Photo Vault review: the oldest vault on the storePrivate Photo Vault has a million ratings and a strong intruder story. What its listing says about encryption, the Cloud Vault, the privacy label and Premium pricing.
Calculator# review: a vault hidden inside a calculatorCalculator# hides photos, videos, notes and passwords behind a working calculator. What its listing says about encryption, backup, the Panic Switch and the privacy label.
Locker review: a Face ID lock with a disguised iconLocker keeps photos, videos, notes and files behind Face ID or a PIN with a calculator or timer icon. What its listing says, and what it leaves out.
Privault review: three passcodes and no cloudPrivault keeps photos, videos and audio behind a keypad with a secondary passcode for a decoy folder and an erase-all passcode. What its listing says about encryption, backup and pricing.
SPV Secret Photo Vault review: a PIN and a browserSPV locks photos, passwords, contacts and a private browser behind a PIN and says it keeps nothing on any server. What its listing says about encryption, tracking and pricing.
Secret Photo Album review: a decoy PIN, a cloud and a heavy privacy labelSecret Photo Album offers a decoy PIN, break-in alerts and unlimited cloud on Premium. What its listing says about encryption and what its privacy label links to you.
PV Secret Photo Album review: a fake password, a custom icon and cloud tiersPV locks photos behind a passcode or Face ID, adds a fake password, a custom icon and an emergency switch, and sells cloud sync as memberships. What its listing says and what it leaves out.
Hide it Pro review: a crash disguise and a paid password resetHide it Pro hides photos behind a lock screen with a fake crash and an escape code. What its listing says about encryption, cloud and the password reset it sells.
Safe Lock review: many locks, no data collectedSafe Lock offers PIN, dot, numeric and alphabetic locks, a fake password that opens a fake gallery, break-in reports and a hidden camera, and its developer says it collects no data. What is missing.