Loupe User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience100.0% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience0.0% of reviews

~ Based on 67 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Loupe Safe?

Loupe: What Apps Can See appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Loupe is 99/100.

This assessment is based on 404 user ratings, with an App Store average of 5/5.

Safety Analysis

99.5% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
0.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 404 App Store ratings for Loupe.

Is Loupe Legit?

Loupe: What Apps Can See appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Loupe is 70/100.

Based on 70 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

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Apple is complicit 🫪

Apple iOS is as bad as (if not, worse) than Google browsers. I’m writing this review before I throw my phone in the trash. I’m kidding, at least for now, but this is the first app I’ve seen demonstrate to a great extent the variables apps can use to build a fingerprint. It’d be cool to see some recommendations as to how we can potentially reduce the surface that apps are able to access, if possible, and maybe a demonstration of (opt-in) fingerprinting via Firebase (crashlytics?) and the despicable persistent keychain data that can’t be deleted that apps use to fingerprint. Looking forward to future updates!
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Helpful

Really glad I found this app. Such a useful resource

Eye opening!

When they told me that any app could see exactly when my phone was activated, write down to the second, it helped me comprehend how easy it is for them to identify me and track me. I mean, how many of my exact model of phone were activated at the exact second I activated my phone? This app is really starting to make me aware that I need to take steps to protect my privacy.
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Good !

👍👍👍

Informative. Brilliantly Simplistic

Yeah “fingerprinting” is a form of identifying and tracking you digitally, exploiting your information and you online. But how exactly? By what means? And how do you measure that?

No better way to explain than demonstrate than by picking up your very own, go to, most used “computer” — your iPhone. Let Loupe do the walking. You can’t help but watch and learn. It’s personal. It’s your device.

Excellent demonstration for a reliable lesson in digital tracking but WITHOUT the online exploitation.
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Wichtige App!

Es ist sehr wichtig, dass die Leute sehen, was die Apps alles für Daten sammeln können!

好有趣的 app

感谢科普知识

这个app不好评就没天理了

从3gs到16,从来没有给任何app评价过,这是这一次认真的给一个app评价,而且是必须好评!因为他能让你的看到那些app偷窥隐私是多么的无底线!

我还以为我有多安全呢

结果是光着屁股,感谢开发者和差评君

Best app ever

It informed me of the fact that apps can learn so much about me from a little but of data that i allow them to have. Its so magical really.

Love it

saw this app mentioned on the Hacker News feed and am loving it. awesome

A really brilliant app!

It is truly remarkable how anonymous I thought I was because I was using an Apple device. This app is an eye opener!

Awesome App to help visualise privacy

Great app helps ppl to visualise privacy

Great explanation of how iPhone tracking works

By using data from your iPhone the types of data that can be publicly collected is made much easier to understand.

Privacy Isn’t a Marketing Slogan

We need more apps like Loupe.

This app does something most of Big Tech desperately wants to keep vague: it shows users how much data is being collected, how little control we actually have, and how broken the “privacy-first” marketing really is.

Apple sells a premium story about security, privacy, and trust, yet so much of the ecosystem remains closed, hard to inspect, and nearly impossible for regular users to audit. That lack of transparency is not a feature. It is the problem.

Loupe helps expose what is usually hidden behind polished design and corporate messaging. It makes the uncomfortable reality easier to see: if you want real control, you may have to look outside walled gardens entirely, toward LinuxOS and GrapheneOS alternatives.

That is a shame, especially when people are paying premium prices for devices and platforms that still leave them with limited power and limited oversight.

Sharp, necessary, and eye-opening.
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Techlore Was Right

This app is unbelievable. It does exactly what it says giving me an extremely delayed existential crisis about my “privacy”.

One of a kind app!

Let’s see if they keep calling me paranoid after they see this!

awesome app

now why the hell is apple exposing the last erase time on my phone without permission gateway. holy hell.