PrivaLens

Name: PrivaLens
Author: Lav Chaudhary

by Lav Chaudhary

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🔧 Utilities

📷 Photo & Video

Free

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May 4, 2026
July 24, 2026
3.0
iOS 17.0+
4+
13.6MB
iPhone, iPad
14 days ago
English

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Lav Chaudhary

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PrivaLens helps you share photos without accidentally sharing private information hidden inside them. Every photo can carry invisible metadata such as GPS location, timestamps, device details, camera settings, author fields, and other embedded information. PrivaLens lets you inspect those hidden fields and remove them before you share. Features: • See hidden photo metadata before sharing • Detect GPS location, timestamps, device details, camera settings, and more • Remove metadata with one tap • Clean multiple photos at once • Clean directly from Photos using the Share Extension • Keep a local history of cleaned photos • Works fully on-device PrivaLens does not upload your photos. It does not require an account. It does not track you. Your photos stay on your iPhone, and clean copies are created locally. Share without oversharing.

What's New in PrivaLens

3.0

July 24, 2026

Version 3.0 introduces Redact — PrivaLens is now a complete privacy toolkit for everything you share. NEW: REDACT VISIBLE DETAILS • Hide faces, text, emails, phone numbers, card numbers, and dates • Auto-detect finds sensitive content for you, or draw your own boxes • Choose black bar, blur, or pixelate — burned permanently into a clean copy • Redact PDFs the right way: no recoverable text left underneath • Batch-redact multiple images in one pass • Redact straight from the share sheet or the Photos editor ALSO IMPROVED • More reliable document cleaning and sharing • Clearer feedback when an item can't be processed • Copy and polish fixes throughout Everything runs entirely on your device. No cloud, no account, no tracking — ever.