Privacy Policy
- Effective
- October 30, 2026
- Last updated
- October 30, 2026
Contacts Wiz copies or moves contacts between the accounts already on your iPhone. It does that entirely on your iPhone. We don't collect any of your information, and the app makes no network connections.
- No network connectionsThe app contains no code that talks to the internet. We run no servers.
- Nothing storedContacts are held in memory only while you work, then cleared.
- No tracking or adsNo analytics, advertising, or third-party code of any kind.
- You stay in controlNothing changes until you confirm, and a Move needs Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
What the app uses
Contacts Wiz asks for access to your contacts only when you tap Continue, and you can share all of them or just the ones you pick. With that access, it uses the following, only on your iPhone and only to do what you ask.
| Information | Why | Leaves your iPhone? | Kept |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contact names and company names | To list the contacts in the account you pick, so you can choose them | No | In memory while the list is on screen. Cleared when you leave the app. |
| The rest of each contact you copy or move: phone numbers, email and postal addresses, birthdays and other dates, job title and department, websites, social profiles, messaging handles, related names, and photo | To create each copy you ask for | Only into the account you choose, through iOS sync (see below) | One contact at a time, during a copy or move |
| Contacts already in the destination account: names, phone numbers, and email addresses, plus full details for likely matches | For Skip Contacts Already There, so you don't get duplicates | No | During that copy or move only |
| Account names and types, such as iCloud or Gmail | To show where contacts can come from and go | No | While the app is open |
| The result of Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode | To confirm a Move, which deletes contacts from the source account | No | Not kept. iOS checks your face, fingerprint, or passcode; the app only learns whether it succeeded. |
What it never touches
- Notes on contacts, which iOS keeps from apps unless Apple grants a special permission that Contacts Wiz doesn't request, and contact groups, which the app doesn't read. Neither is copied.
- Your location, photo library, camera, microphone, calendars, messages, and other apps' data.
- Contacts you didn't share, if you chose limited access.
- The internet. The app makes no network connections at all.
Where copied contacts go
A copied or moved contact goes only into the account you choose. If that account syncs, such as iCloud, Google, or Exchange, iOS uploads the contact to that account's provider, exactly as it would for a contact you added yourself. When you move a contact, its removal from the source account syncs the same way.
That syncing is done by iOS and the account provider, under the provider's own privacy policy. Contacts Wiz is not involved in it and never sees what the provider does.
What we collect
Nothing. Contacts Wiz has no accounts, no sign-in, no servers, and no network code, so no information from the app ever reaches us.
If you turn on Share With App Developers in Settings > Privacy & Security > Analytics & Improvements, Apple may send us crash reports and aggregated usage statistics. Apple controls that sharing, and you can turn it off at any time. Crash reports describe where the app failed; they don't include your contacts. Like every developer, we also see App Store download totals from Apple.
Storage and retention
- The app writes no contact information to storage: no files, databases, caches, settings, or Keychain entries.
- Contact information in memory is released when you leave the app, when an operation ends, and if you turn off its access.
- When you switch away, the app covers its screen so contact names don't appear in the preview iOS saves for the app switcher.
- Deleting the app leaves nothing behind. Contacts you copied or moved stay in the accounts you chose.
Security
- All processing happens on your iPhone, inside the protections iOS gives every app.
- Before a Move, the app shows exactly what will change and asks for Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode. It copies each contact to every destination before deleting the original.
- Contacts are hidden while your screen is recorded, mirrored, or shared.
- The app stops working with your contacts if it detects that iOS or the app itself has been modified.
- The app keeps no logs of contact information.
Your choices
- When iOS asks, you can allow full access, limit access to the contacts you pick, or not allow access. Change this any time in Settings > Privacy & Security > Contacts.
- Nothing is copied or moved until you choose a source, destinations, and contacts and confirm.
- You can delete the app at any time.
- Because we hold no information about you, there is nothing for us to access, correct, export, or delete. You're still welcome to contact us with any question.
Children
Contacts Wiz isn't directed at children, and it doesn't collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13.
Privacy laws
Contacts Wiz handles your contacts only on your device, at your direction, and we never receive them. We do not sell or share personal information as those terms are defined under the California Consumer Privacy Act, and we process no personal data on our own systems for anyone, including people in the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Changes to this policy
If the way Contacts Wiz handles information changes, we'll update this page and its effective date and mention the change in the app's update notes. If a future version ever needed to collect any data, the app would tell you before that version could do so.
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