Lock Art

Lock Art is a wallpaper app. You browse, save, and apply wallpapers to your Lock Screen and Home Screen. The App is designed to require as little data as possible — no account, no personal profile.

When you use Lock Art, the following data may be involved:

• Wallpaper preferences saved on your device (favorites, collections, categories you browse).
• Anonymous usage events used to understand which wallpapers and features are popular.
• Crash and performance diagnostics to help us fix bugs.

We do not collect your name, email address, phone number, photos, or contacts.

When you save a wallpaper, the image is written to your device. When you choose to set a wallpaper, iOS handles applying it to your Lock Screen or Home Screen — Lock Art does not change system settings without your action.

If you grant photo library permission to save a wallpaper to Photos, only the image you saved is added; we do not read or upload other photos from your library.

Wallpapers are delivered from our content servers. When the App requests a wallpaper, our server receives the request along with standard network metadata (such as IP address and device type) needed to deliver the file. We do not link these requests to a personal identity.

We may use a privacy-focused analytics SDK to measure anonymous, aggregated metrics (such as which categories are most viewed). Analytics events do not identify you.

If you opt in to share diagnostics with developers in iOS Settings, Apple may send us anonymous crash reports.

Lock Art does not show third-party advertising and does not track you across other apps or websites. We do not use IDFA (the iOS advertising identifier).

Premium wallpaper packs and subscriptions are processed by Apple through the App Store using your Apple ID. We never receive or store your payment information. Apple shares only the minimum purchase status needed to unlock features.

Lock Art is suitable for general audiences. It does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

You can revoke photo library permission at any time in iOS Settings → Lock Art. Deleting the App removes all locally stored preferences.

If we make material changes to this policy, we will update the effective date at the top of this page.