Private photo access? For what?
Before you give the “it’s for mobile deposit excuse” know that isn’t necessary to have access to your full photo library. This app will get private access to all your photos whether you give it to them or not. I know because I’ve asked ICCU about it (mobile deposit was the excuse) and even deleted the app and cache data and when I reinstalled it it asked for all the permissions except ones that had to do with photos, I said NO to all of them yet they still have private photo access. A bit weird don’t you think? There is no need for that. All other apps allow you to choose which photos to give access to, all of them, none of them, or specific ones. But not this app, the option to choose isn’t even there. It’s greyed out. Even for “mobile deposit” you take a picture and that current picture is what they should get, they don’t need access to the rest of your private photos to get the current one. Plus there is no customization anymore, they’re starting to become a big bank and most likely sell user data including your photos. If any developer or bank associate wants to contact me feel free. I doubt they will and I doubt they will change this. Plus it looks like they pay for “good” reviews.
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