US Cop vs Oplæs

US Cop is an independent, offline directory of a deliberately limited set of current nationwide federal law-enforcement contacts. This edition includes source-attributed contacts for the FBI, DEA, ATF, U.S. Marshals Service, and U.S. Postal Inspection Service. Each record shows its official source and verification date. Search works offline, and important values can be copied. Phone, Maps, Mail, and Safari open only after you choose and confirm an available action. The directory is intentionally conservative. It is not a complete directory of federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial agencies. Contact details can change after verification; confirm important information directly with the agency. US Cop is independent and unofficial. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government or law-enforcement agency. It is not for emergencies. In the United States, call 911. Privacy: no account or cross-app tracking. Version 4.2.1 sends first-party analytics events for installation, Apple Search Ads attribution, access checks (including diagnostic information about whether the App Store purchase record could be confirmed), and verified subscription purchases. They include device identifiers; device, app, and locale metadata; and purchase details such as transaction IDs, product, dates, and the App Store receipt. Our analytics server also stores the IP address and an approximate location based on it. See the privacy policy for details. Analytics problems never change your access to the directory. US Cop is free to download. Full access to the directory needs a US Cop Weekly subscription. If you bought US Cop before it became free, you keep full access without subscribing. US Cop Weekly: $4.99 per week in the U.S. (other storefronts show the local price). Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm the purchase. The subscription renews automatically every week until you cancel. Cancel anytime in Settings > your name > Subscriptions at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid the next charge. No free trial. Terms of Use: https://beforeafter.appholdings.org/terms/us-cop-ios.html Privacy Policy: https://beforeafter.appholdings.org/privacy/us-cop-ios.html

Oplæs reads English and Danish text aloud in natural voices and highlights each word as you follow along. Free. No ads. No account – and all reading happens on your iPhone. LISTEN TO ANYTHING • PDFs, reports and course packs – scanned pages too • Articles from the web: tap Share in Safari and choose Oplæs • ePub books, text you paste and paper you photograph • Headers, page numbers, footnote numbers and web addresses are skipped FOLLOW ALONG WORD BY WORD • Each word lights up yellow, in time with the voice • Tap a sentence to read from there • Skip a sentence forward or back, or jump to a chapter • Large, calm type that’s easy to read – made for dyslexia, good for everyone VOICES THAT SOUND HUMAN • A natural English voice (Chatterbox by Resemble AI) • Mic and Nic: natural Danish voices from the CoRal project, recorded by Nota • Each paragraph is read by the voice for its language • On iOS 26, Oplæs listens to its own reading to make sure every word is said WHEREVER YOU ARE • 0.5× to 3× speed • Listen with the screen locked, on AirPods or in the car • Sleep timer and Lock Screen controls • Oplæs remembers where you left off YOUR TEXT IS YOURS The voices are downloaded once and then run on your iPhone. No account, no server reading along, no tracking. The app is in English, Danish, Japanese, German, French, Spanish and Korean. The voices read English and Danish. FREE. JUST ENJOY IT. The whole app is free, with every feature, no ads and no subscription. If you’re doing alright, you can become a supporter inside the app and get the show-off icons: extra app icons and a silly little game. Nothing gets locked, and freeloaders are still very welcome.