Last updated: November 15, 2026
Fotone: Film Camera ("the app") is a camera app for iPhone provided by Yoshihiro Yamamoto. This page explains how the app handles your information.
Information we collect
The app collects no personal information and no usage data.
- There is no server. The app does not connect to the internet.
- There is no account or sign-up.
- There are no ads, no analytics and no tracking.
- The app does not use your location, and does not record where a photo was taken.
What the app uses on your iPhone
- Camera: to show the viewfinder and take photos.
- Photos: to save the photos you take and develop to albums in the "Fotone" folder of the Photos app, and to show, reorder and delete them in the app's album.
Your photos and shooting records (the film, the date and time, the exposure and so on) are stored only on your iPhone, in the app's own storage and in your photo library. The developer cannot see them.
Photo files carry shooting information such as the film's name and the exposure. If you send a photo to someone, that information goes with it.
Sharing
When you share photos, the app uses the iOS share sheet and you choose where they go. The app never sends photos by itself.
Apple services
If you use iCloud Photos, photos saved to the Photos app are synced to Apple's iCloud. If you have allowed it in your iPhone's settings, Apple may also collect crash reports and similar data and share them with app developers. These are Apple's features and follow Apple's privacy policy.
Children
The app collects no personal information from anyone, whatever their age.
Changes to this page
If anything changes, this page will be updated. If a new version of the app handles information differently, this page will be updated before that version is released.