PicCollage: Magic Photo Editor app icon

PicCollage: Magic Photo Editor privacy label

Cardinal Blue · Photo Video · iOS
Data last synced August 28, 2026

PicCollage: Magic Photo Editor has not disclosed specific data categories it collects, based on its official App Store privacy label.

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✕ Used to track you

Not linked to you

Purchases
User Content
Identifiers
Diagnostics

Third parties potentially receiving data (unverified)

Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.

Google Unverified
“We analyze this information with tools provided by third-party companies. These companies include: These companies include Google and Amplitude .”
Amplitude Unverified
“These companies include Google and Amplitude .”
Facebook Unverified
“Facebook Authentication: prior to October 2024, if you had previously logged in using Facebook , authentication data as specified in the Facebook privacy policy which included username, email, locale, and identifier, would have been collected.”
Zendesk Unverified
“Please note we will receive your IP address and email address when you try to contact us through Zendesk.”
Google Unverified
“The advertisements are provided by Google . Please click on the link to learn more about the information we share with them and how they process it to serve you personalized content.”
Heroku Unverified
“companies that provide data management or other support services to us such as Heroku”
Google Gemini Unverified
“Google Gemini. Privacy Policy: https://support.google.com/gemini/answer/13594961”
Replicate Unverified
“Replicate: User data is automatically deleted 1 hour after the service is used.”
Flux Unverified
“Flux. Privacy Policy: https://flux1.ai/privacy”
Amazon Web Services Unverified
“Amazon Web Services, where we operate cloud storage services”

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About this data: sourced from iOS's official privacy-label disclosures, last synced 2026-08-28. Third-party sharing claims are extracted from the developer's own privacy policy and are unverified.