FTP One vs BINIT

FTP One sends photos and files from iPhone, iPad and Mac to the FTP/FTPS servers and cloud accounts you work with: agencies, newsrooms, clients, your NAS. It is made for photographers and newsrooms who need to deliver quickly. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Several destinations in one send Send the same files to several servers and cloud accounts at the same time. Save the destination profiles you use often and repeat your last choice with one tap. • FTP and FTPS FTP and FTPS (implicit TLS) connections, with server certificate verification. For a self-signed certificate, such as a NAS's, the app asks you once whether to trust it and then remembers. • Cloud accounts Dropbox, Google Drive, WebDAV (Nextcloud, ownCloud, NAS), Amazon S3 and S3-compatible services (Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2 and others), iCloud Drive. • Send from Photos and Files Select photos in Photos or files in Files and choose Share > FTP One. The upload starts as soon as you open FTP One or tap the notification (up to 300 photos at a time). • Import from your camera On iPhone and iPad, connect your camera or an SD card reader via USB: the app shows only the new photos. • Transfers panel Queue, pause, resume and cancel (cancelling also removes the partial file from the server). Failed files can be retried. • When you leave the app iOS does not let FTP transfers keep running for long in the background. During uploads you can keep the screen on (option) and, on iPhone, follow progress on the Lock Screen (Live Activity). If iOS stops the transfer, the queue resumes by itself when you return to the app. The interrupted file starts again from the beginning, so it never arrives damaged. • Security Server passwords and cloud account tokens are stored in the iOS/macOS Keychain, not in the app's preferences. You can turn on an app lock with Face ID or Touch ID. PRIVACY • No analytics, no tracking, no ads, no third-party SDKs. • No FTP One account needed. The developer has no servers that receive your data: the app connects only to the servers and cloud accounts you set up, and to Apple for purchases. • Free plan counters stay on your device. • Diagnostic logs (without passwords or tokens) stay on your device. They are sent only if you tap "Send feedback to support", which opens a pre-filled email you can edit before sending. PLANS Free: all features (servers, cloud accounts, several destinations, sending from Photos and Files, camera import) for up to 100 files per month (no more than 10 per day and 50 per week). FTP One Pro: no file limits. • Pro Monthly: €1.99 per month • Pro Yearly: €12.00 per year • Pro Lifetime: €35.00, one-time purchase, no renewal Monthly and Yearly are auto-renewing subscriptions, with a 14-day free trial for first-time subscribers. Prices are in euros; the App Store shows the price for your country. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase or, with the free trial, when the trial ends. The subscription renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings. Purchases can be restored from the FTP One Pro screen. LEGAL Privacy Policy: https://www.ftpone.eu/privacy-policy Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Support: support@ftpone.eu

Your inbox is full of mail you never asked for. BINIT finds out who is sending it, and gets you out. It reads your mailbox on your iPhone, works out which senders are junk and which ones you actually want, and then gives you three things to do about it: leave their mailing list, clear out everything they have ever sent, or block them so every future read clears them out too. WHO IT IS FOR If your inbox has thousands of unread email newsletters, promotions and spam in it, or you signed up for one thing years ago and are still being written to about it, that is what this is for. It does not sort mail into folders and it does not hide anything. It gets you off the lists. PRIVACY: NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE There is no BINIT server and no account to make. Your email is read straight from your mailbox, the same way Apple's own Mail app reads it, and everything BINIT works out about it stays in one file on your iPhone that goes when you delete the app. The words in your messages are never read. A scan asks who sent it, what it was called, when it arrived, and whether it carried an unsubscribe link. That is all. NOTHING IS DESTROYED Clearing a sender out moves their mail to your Deleted folder, where it sits until you empty it. Nothing is erased, and anything can be dragged back. WHAT IT SHOWS YOU • Every sender who writes to you, ranked by how much of your mailbox they take up • Which of them offer a way out, and which have to be blocked instead • What you pay: subscriptions worked out from the prices in your receipts, and the monthly total • Which companies holding your address have been broken into, checked against a public list of known breaches on your own phone • Everywhere your address has been used to sign up for something • Which of the addresses you handed out have been passed on to somebody else • Scams pulled out of your spam, with the reasons each one was called a scam • How much space the heaviest mail in your mailbox is taking up WHAT IT DOES • Leaves a mailing list for you, using the sender's own unsubscribe address • Takes you straight to their page when they insist on doing it themselves • Moves everything one sender ever sent you to your Deleted folder in one tap • Blocks a sender, so every read from then on clears what they have sent since • Writes the email asking a company to delete the personal data it holds on you • Reports a scam to the national reporting service, from the details in your own mailbox • Wins space back by moving the heaviest or the oldest mail to Deleted • Files receipts into their own folder and archives old inbox mail on every read • Puts your mailbox score on your home screen, with one tap to go and clear it Blocked senders stay blocked when they change address. Junk mail moves domain constantly, and when a sender you blocked turns up under a new one BINIT recognises it and turns that away too. ANY MAILBOX Outlook and Hotmail sign in on Microsoft's own page — no password is ever typed into BINIT. Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo and work email addresses use an app password made on the provider's own site, never your real one. Connect as many as you like; a read covers all of them. IN 34 LANGUAGES BINIT follows the language your phone is set to, and every word is translated — not just the buttons. COMMON QUESTIONS Does it delete my mail? No. Clearing a sender out moves their messages to your Deleted folder, and they sit there until you empty it yourself. Do I need an account? No. There is no BINIT server and nothing to sign up for. WHAT IT COSTS Reading your mailbox is free, and always will be. Leaving lists, clearing mail out and blocking senders are unlocked by one payment, once. It is not a subscription — nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. It stays with your Apple Account, so a new phone gets it back.