Consumer reporting laws in the United States protect my right to make this negative review and criminalized efforts and actions by Apple or InShot or any other entity to delete my negative review. My negative review is a consumer report protected by law and cannot legally or lawfully be deleted. InShot has recently changed its privacy policies to be extremely invasive, essentially trying to collect as much inappropriate and unnecessary data about the user as possible, including precise, geolocation data, IP address, and more. InShot used to be an excellent, a free, and private app for people to simply make fun YouTube videos. No one asked them to start invading our privacy or to force us to have an AI in the app. I was extremely displeased to find that they had chosen to use AI. I recently on August 4, 2026 received the nasty and overbearing privacy policy update message from InShot. They placed the consent button in the most prominent position and give you an option to choose “vendor preference“ which means the worst possible privacy policy for the user. As a longtime user and customer of InShot, I am extremely displeased and I will now be beginning my search for a new and better open source or Free video editing software, which does not violate my privacy and which does not include AI. You have driven me away as a long time and loyal customer. Consumer reporting laws in the United States protect my right make this post and for this negative review to remain published in perpetuity. Deletion of this post either by Apple, or by InShot, or by any other entity, constitutes a violation of law and a violation of my rights as a consumer to publish a consumer report. I reserve all my rights.
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